Open camera, the app that gives stability to your photos [4.0+]

The camera application on our Android smartphones and tablets is not something we often like, as many times we are not convinced by its factory features and we generally opt for third-party alternatives, such as Focal or Lenovo Super Camera, both are great contributions from the boys of XDA, but most of us do not even know how to use all the functions to the fullest or they are simply not compatible with our equipment.

Open Room

This application offers us a new experience in mobile photography on devices with Android 4. or higher, because its developer gave it artificial intelligence, so we only have to focus on our scene to photograph, the rest is done by the app. So if you are one of the people who have a bad pulse, this app is for you, so it has earned its place in BEST APP WEEKEND.

The main feature of Open camera is the automatic stabilization after taking a picture and 4K support, naturally it also offers the functions that are already available in most applications of this type.

The rest of its characteristics according to its developer, are:

• Self-stabilization option.
• Zoom with multi-touch gesture.
• Flash control -on / off / auto / torch-.
• Focus modes (including macro and a "manual" focus mode, which only focuses when the screen is touched).
• Touch focus and metering area.
• Face detection.
• Election of the main and secondary chambers.
• Scene modes, color effects, white balance, ISO and exposure compensation.
• Exposure lock support.
• Video recording (with optional audio, and support for video stabilization, and change of frame rate and bitrate).
• Choice of video resolution and JPEG image quality. Support for all resolutions offered by the camera.
• 4K UHD support (3840 × 2160) only on devices with this native function.
• Option to lock portrait or landscape orientation for photo or video.
• Timer
• Configurable burst mode.
• Option to silence the shutter.
• Change the interface orientation for left- and right-handed users.
• Configurable volume keys (to take the photo, zoom, or change the exposure compensation).
• Choice of storage folder.
• Displays battery, time, device memory remaining, camera orientation and direction. It also has the option to overlay a selection of grids (including "rule of thirds").
• Geotagging of photos and videos; for photos to include compass direction.
• Support for external microphone (may not be compatible with all devices).

As you could see, we are facing a very complete and intelligent app that also it's free on Google Play. Although the downside that I find is the interface that is somewhat crude, but in the end the important thing is the results, right?

Well, now they have another app to test this weekend, I await your impressions in the comments, we will read next week!