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SimpleRawCamera

Simple Camera for Android.

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/learn @danopdev/SimpleRawCamera
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Supported Platforms

Universal

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SimpleRawCamera

Simple photo camera inspired from real camera look. It use Camera2 API and supports only cameras with full AE / focus control.

Main View

Tested only on the following smartphones:

  • LG G6
  • Google Pixel 6a

Screeshots

| Normal Mode | Timer Mode | |------------------------------------| --- | | Normal Mode | Timer Mode |

Exposure

It support only ISO & Speed (as most smart phone cameras have fixed aperture).

Supported modes:

  • Full auto
  • Full manual (1/2 EV step only)
  • Semi-automatic (1/2 EV step only):
    • Manual ISO with automatic Speed
    • Manual Speed with automatic ISO (WARNING: the ISO range is limited and it may not be possible to have one for the specified speed)

NOTE for semi-automatic modes: My camera supports only full automatic or full manual, but the aperture is fixed so I only have to deal with speed and ISO. To get them I use full autmatic mode for the preview and when I took the photo I calculate the automatic parameter based on the last automatic values and the fixed parameter.

Focus

Supported modes:

  • Automatic (continuous)
  • Hyper-focal (fixed)
  • Manual:
    • Select using the slider
    • Click to focus

Flash

  • Flash
    • OFF
    • ON (only on the first photo for continuous photo)
    • Continuous flash (torch)

White balance

Not supported yet. Currently always AUTO.

My smartphoto white balance looks fine and if really needed I change it in post using Free Lightroom Lobile.

Output modes

  • JPEG
  • RAW/DNG
  • JPEG + RAW/DNG

Photo mode

  • Single shot
  • Continuous
  • Timer mode: allow to take photo based on a times

Helpers

  • Show rule of third grid
  • Show frame for another radio than the sensor

Related Skills

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GitHub Stars19
CategoryDevelopment
Updated2mo ago
Forks3

Languages

Kotlin

Security Score

95/100

Audited on Jan 17, 2026

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