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hello again ladies and gentlemen I'm Joe handy the Android authority app guide in this quick video we're going to take a look at the best camera apps for Android first up is camera MX and it's a fairly basic camera replacement app it comes with a variety of filters and some cursory controls here and there it's not great for professional use but it is not bad overall camera zoom FX is a lot like camera MX in terms of features except that you can create your own filters also like MX it's not great for professional use but good enough for regular people camera 360 ultimate has been around for a long time it has the standard stuff like filters but also some unique stuff like facial recognition photo editing tools and it's one of the few that is free with no ads camera fun Pro is a camera application that focuses on more goofy and unusual filters like pinch lens x-ray and other types of filters you can also see how pictures look before snapping the actual picture camera jb+ is based on the stock Android camera from jelly bean and there's one for KitKat as well it's the stock Android camera experience from back before Google camera existed and for many it works Samara is a wildly popular camera application that focuses on face shots that includes facial recognition smoothing and other kinds of effects to make selfies and portraits look better DSLR cameras claim to famous that it tries to emulate DSLR features as much as possible does she'll be able to adjust things like ISO white balance and other settings but only if your hardware supports it jiff camera does pretty much what the name says it does the camera takes 10 to 15 seconds a video and morphs it into gifs that you can share you can even adjust settings like frame rate if you want Google camera is the new stock camera application that comes on Nexus devices and it's fairly competent it doesn't have a lot of features but it does allow for some fun things like Lens Blur and panorama HD camera ultimate is about a mid way for camera apps it has some settings like white balance but it also has some more mainstream stuff like filters you can even disable the shutter sounds if you want line camera is another filter style camera with 20 filters frame stamps and other additions there is also a set of basic editing tools at your disposal should you need them it's also wildly popular open camera is a great option if you happen to be a fan of F OSS this open-source camera app lets you change things like ISO white balance and exposure lock if your phone supports it and it's also totally free otaku camera is a goofy camera application for fans of anime and manga it turns every picture the kind of drawing style you see in manga comics and you can even add images and stamps to complete the effect paper camera was huge a few years ago but it's cooled off considerably still this camera does one thing and that's take pictures and make them look like hand-drawn doodles and it does that better than pretty much everyone else snap camera HDR is a feature-rich camera application with some interesting touchscreen controls some of the features include HDR the ability to choose your video formats and there's even a photo editor if you need one and that about does it for this video folks this video probably won't be getting updated again for a very long time but the article will most certainly be updated frequently so make sure to come back to the written version every now and again to see what's new if you haven't yet don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel in all of our social media pages thanks again for watching everybody and have a wonderful day you