One Camera — color looks the camera itself applie

I built a camera app for Android, and the part I actually care about is the looks.

Most filter apps grade the picture after it is taken. One Camera hands the grade to the camera's own image processor, so it is written into the JPEG or the video file as it is captured, and you see it in the viewfinder before you shoot. It also switches the phone's sharpening and noise reduction off while a look is on, so you get the sensor's detail instead of the usual crunchy over-processed version.

Ten looks: muted documentary, hard-mid negative, saturated slide, soft portrait, flat cinema, mono, and three pastel ones. Two of them, Chrome and Pastel, are free and always will be.

Free as well: photo and video, multi-frame HDR and Night merges, slow motion, every lens your phone has, resolution and aspect ratio, grid and zoom ladder.

Pro, one payment of $5.99 with a 7-day trial, no subscription: the other eight looks, manual photo and manual video (ISO, shutter, focus, white balance), RAW, Neutral, Flat, 10-bit HDR video on phones that support it, exposure lock during a take, higher bitrates.

Two things I did deliberately:

The app asks your phone what it actually supports and shows only that. No switch that does nothing, no promise the hardware will not keep.

No ads, no account, no analytics, no crash reporting. Photos go to DCIM/Camera like any other camera app.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blinqdroid.onecamera

Happy to answer anything.