DSLR Camera Pro

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About this app

DSLR Camera Pro is a professional camera app designed to mimic a DSLR as good as possible. It's ergonomic, powerfull & easy to use - most settings can be reached in just one tap. No fancy filters, photo frames etc. Just pure photography - that's our motto.

Here are the major features that you get:
• two-state shutter button - press to focus, release to take a shot
• moveable viewfinder - to set focus-area anywhere you want
• live histogram
• exposure compensation
• geotagging
• flash mode - auto, on, off, torch
• light metering mode - matrix, center-weighted, spot
• autofocus mode - single, continuous, face-detection etc.
• white balance
• ISO
• drive mode: single, burst, timer etc.
• scenes - portrait, landscape etc.
• color effects
• grids: rule of thirds, golden ratio etc.
• volume keys as shutter buttons
• front-facing camera support

Please note that many features are hardware-dependent. This means they won't be available for you if your device doesn't support them.

Ratings and reviews

I have fully purchase this app but i am not satisfied because not correct focus object and not show fx effect and not show iso option ( my device is Android 13 ) plz fix this issue

I like much about this app, but there's a key flaw. The shutter function is very laggy, and it is very difficult to get a good shot of anything that isn't very still. All the other features of this app become meaningless if the user ends up with motion blur from something as simple the mouth motion of someone talking. The native Samsung camera app is much better on this point, and after a few weeks of attempting to use this as my primary camera app, I find that 75% of the time I am avoiding this app in favor of continuing to use the native app. If the developer can improve the shutter function, and possibly even implement shutter speed control, this would without a doubt become absolutely fantastic.

Please enable writing to external SD card permission. The error made by Google with KitKat was way back in 2013-2014. Since then , 9 years have passed and from Lollipop , Marshmallow , Nougat , Oreo right down to Pie , Android 10 through Android 13 , many apps have got the external storage permission. And why doesn't your app have anything in the name of filters or scene modes ?

What’s new

Version 3.1:
- Android 16 support