I don't know, this app showing all not suported, but when i use my default camera app n use manual mode, i can use shutter, manual foc, iso, and etc, -_-, #sorryifmyenglishbad

Does what it's supposed to do. Too bad my phone is Android 6.0 with camera2 api legacy mode. Can't do the manuals.

Click bait!! It's just to earn money.. says no support!! Though it is said in official website .and also available in default camera app.

Very helpful app. Would it be possible to include front facing camera compatibility?

Says no manual settings work on my phone so far I have used everything excepts manual focus

Very helpful. Almost spent money on an incompatible app.

Useless I'm doing manual setting and it says I can't

Doesn't work on my Moto g5 plus

Xiaomi Redmi 3 - absolutly not

Does what it's advertised

Does telling the truth about your phone's camera.Period.

I installed this test app and ran it against my Verizon Note 5 running Android 5.1.1. I wanted the ability to save RAW image format images on my phone. All test passed successfully, so I purchased the full app, even though other apps said that only the intentional version of my phone would save RAW images. The full app created the .DNG files but they are unreadable by Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC or On1 Photo 10, the three tools I use for photo editing. Please fix your test app and work with Verizon to fully implement the Camera2 API's. Good thing I was able to test this within the two hour window Google Play gives you to get a refund.

Please understand what this app checks before giving it a one star... It seems alot of people don't understand what this app is checking and just slam it with a one star rating. Please read the following before you one-star. 1. Just because you have Android Lollipop does NOT mean your camera is automatically compatible. The manufacturer of your device must implement the new Camera 2 APIs in their version of Android Lollipop otherwise it does NOT work. 2. Just because your phone has a 'manual mode' in the manufacturer's camera app does NOT mean your camera is automatically compatible. Even if it has ISO and white balance adjustments. Why? Alot of the camera apps are actually using software to manipulate your photos. The new APIs are interfacing with and directly controlling the camera hardware. 3. So which phones is it compatible with? As far as I can tell, only the newest phones as of this date takes advantage of the new Camera API. Namely, Nexus 6, LG G4 and Galaxy S6 (which is still not fully supported). In fact, the LG G4 already supports these manual control features in their OWN camera app. Meanwhile, I'm going to hit the Sony forums and see if there's any hope for my Sony Xperia Z2 (which is NOT compatible as of Lollipop 5.0.2)

Incorrect compatibility assessment How can you say "unfortunately your device does not support...." unequivocally, when other Android apps DO support features like manual ISO? (Have you heard of Camera Zoom FX?) My handset is a Galaxy S5. Blanket statements like that give Apple a free hit. Please check the IOS app Camera Plus which has manual features from 4s through the latest iPhone. That is nearly a five year compatibility spread. Time to step up.

Works as it should! Dear other users, if the camera app that your phone manufacturer (LG, Sony, Samsung) provided have manual controls, it does not mean that those controls are available to other app developers to use. If the app says it does not support those controls it's because your phone manufacturer is a dick and did not do their job properly.

About to waste $3.00 I was about to buy the app but I tested my phone first and what do I get. 5 X's. "No your phone is not compatible at all". Why put it on the android store if you dont get anything good! I was going to use this to record my Wii U for YouTube. I guess I have to find some other app to use.Id you can fix this I will give 5 stars.

App stated that it was compatible with my Samsung Galaxy S5 Tmobile so I paid for it and installed it. I started it up and it said "not compatible with this phone". Do I feel cheated? YES!! Tmobile is hardly a small company and they must have known that it wouldn't work. And then I noticed that this company's apps date back to 2014 and 2015. Always distrust apps that don't get updates.

This is a test app. This is fantastic, because we can check if the Manual Camera app will do all the stuff it claims before actually buying and installing. Not sure why dome idiots would rate a TESTING app for its parent counterpart as 1 star... some people really need fingers removing, and a brain inserting... in that order.

Easy to install and run. But unfortunately, it says my Galaxy S6 from Verizon doesn't support RAW, and I am at Andriod 5.1.1. And of course, RAW is what I'm really looking for. Hopefully this is a reporting problem, not an actual limitation of Verizon's version of 5.1.1 or the hardware. I sent in my results so maybe there will be a fix for this test app.

Great.... The app works great, so it deserves a 5 star rating. Sadly, after the update from Sprint, I'm still not showing compatibility with raw. However, all other settings show as available. Any other Sprint customers who can confirm the same with their device?

I hate you. My phone takes better long exposure shots with shutter speed of +16 and high details than s7 yet my phone is not compatible? Useless crap.

Useful! I finally got to know, if my Moto X would have the new camera API when it gets updated to Lollipop 5.1. But unfortunately it didn't. Thanks to the developer for such a small useful app.

Why make everyone do tests individually? N7100 all not supported. Dang. Why not include a website with all the devices using the Infos that we should've been able to submit? With stats, petition counts, who to email links. I feel like I'm the only one who sent an email to Samsung about my device.

Appears to report incorrecly SM-G925i with 5.1.1 should have new API support but this app reports it doesn't. Maybe that's correct but when I contacted the developer there was no response.

Does not rate my phone properly: NEED FREE TRIAL of Manual Camera App fails to test my phone in the Android 6.xx environment (Marshmallow), which is what I have installed, and is what supposedly fixes many phone cameras to be able to operate fully manual and add RAW. The app only tests compatibility up to Android 5.xx (Lollipop). Why not just offer a fully-functional FREE TRIAL of Manual Camera so a user can REALLY determine if the entire app and all its features actually work with their phone instead of a less-thorough application that merely predicts if it will work??

What?? All the features are not supported in my phone? But I have here an another app that uses all the features. I think, it now accurate

Galaxy S6 edge Everything except RAW works. 5 stars. EDIT: bought the full app but the full app crashes five seconds after loading and reboots the phone. 1 star

Does exactly what it is suppose to My redmi 2 prime is not supported even though I have flashed lollipop 5.1.1 in the hope I could use camera2 api. But oh well

Hi! I searched for camera with manual focus on internet and this one was the best I could find. Will you do a version to Marshmallow Android? My phone is a Moto X play. Doesn't it work just because of my Android version or is something else? Thanks!

I love the purpose of this app. It saved me 3 dollars and a lot of frustration. Would totally have bought manual camera if my moto x pure supported any of the manual settings.

Does exactly what it is supposed to do: report on which Camera2 API functions your device supports. My S4 Mini running CM12.1 (unofficial Lollipop 5.1.1) doesn't support any of them, which is what I expected as Samsung haven't provided an official Lollipop software release for it.

Just LOL Just because i have a phone unlisted in your poor database doesnt mean isnt compatible fools.... Make a hardware compatibility list in your website and stop the lazyness

The OnePlus One cannot support any Camera2 features. (CM12S) F.G.N.M's Bacon Camera is free and can have all controls... No ads if you turn the ads off...

It's good to know my phone supports nothing. Anyone who has used this app with a Sam G6, can you tell me what it supports? I'm manly looking for shutter speed.

Did the job It shows that my phone is not compatible, so it saved me from eating time installing the app. Kudos.

Thanks For The App! I appreciate knowing my Verizon Galaxy S5 can't use some apps before I paid for them. Very useful tool! you've

Wrong My LG G2 have manual focus, manual white balance, and manual ISO. This app just give straight X marks to all features. :(

It works? Not much else to say, other than it tests your phone to see if it supports the fancy feature set, and that the paid app will work.

Checking was fast and I instantly knew my phone was incompatible. Saves me from making a regrettable purchase. I hope my phone will support it after receiving the Marshmallow update.

I can't use manual camera My verizon s5 was not compatible... Is a bummer but I appreciate this kind of app, I didn't waste time or money on something I couldn't use... So, thanks!