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-- Skip to content Menu Mobile Apps Mobile Games Mobile Phones Mobile Accessories Buying Guides Wallpapers X Home Mobile Apps -- Android Featured Mobile Apps 26 Best Android Camera Apps [Updated 2022] by racheal | Published: October 2, 2019 -- Last updated on February 17, 2022 -- -- -- -- Mobile Apps Smartphones are, in a way, defined by the camera systems in them. However, by extension, these camera systems can further be used by third-party Android camera apps to capture visually dynamic images — both motion pictures and still photos. This is particularly helpful when you’re out for a walk and need to capture the moment. But what are the best Android camera apps, you may ask? We have taken the liberty of helping you narrow your choices down to 25. In this article, we will be going over some of these Android camera apps to help you capture the moment. Related: 15 Best iPhone Camera Apps for Instagram-Worthy Photos Inside This Article 25 Android Camera Apps To Try Gudak Cam Bacon Camera Camera FV-5 Huji Cam Camera MX Camera Zoom FX Camera360 Cymera FiLMiC Pro Footej Camera OS13 Camera Manual Camera Motion Stills Open Camera Pixtica Google Camera Instagram VSCO WardenCam HR Camera by Android ProCam X Candy Camera HedgeCam 2 Pro Capture Retrica DSLR Camera Pro The Takeaway 26 Android Camera Apps To Try -- We’ve found 26 of the best android camera apps you can download below. 1. Gudak Cam Photo by Screw Bar Inc. from Google Play Store Undeniably, disposable cameras were a thing of the past. However, no one can discount the novelty of those cams and the visually dynamic images they can capture. For this reason, it’s no wonder why disposal cameras have made a comeback through filters and third-party Android apps. Gudak Cam is one of these apps that delivers disposal camera quality photos. What’s more appealing about this app is the time it takes before you would be able to see the finished product. That is because this app employs the mechanism at which a real disposal camera produces images; users would have to wait for 72 hours before the app finishes developing the films. Download on Google Play Store 2. Bacon Camera Photo by F.G.N.M. on Google Play Store Don’t judge an app by its name! Bacon Camera may sound funny to some, but it does a solid job in the photo-taking department. This app comes with a plethora of controls and functionalities that you can manually adjust to your tastes, including white balance, ISO, exposure compensation, focus, and many more. Tinkering with GIFs, panoramas, and timed shots is also easy on Bacon Camera. -- If you happen to own a smartphone that doesn’t support Google’s Camera2 API, worry not as Bacon Camera has got you covered. In terms of file types, this app even supports RAW and DNG, something you don’t usually get from your run-of-the-mill camera app. Bacon Camera is available for free on Android, and this version comes with some ads. The pro version costs $1.99, which is an arguably reasonable price for such an impressive camera app. Download on Google Play Store 3. Camera FV-5 Photo by FGAE Apps from Google App Store Camera FV-5 is one app that will transform your simple phone camera into a DSLR, granting you full control over the light-metering focus, ISO, shutter speed, and white balance among other settings. This app is specially optimized for night photography, as it stabilizes your night shots with a combo of clarity and quality. Camera FV-5 is available for free, but this version, unfortunately, outputs photos at a lower resolution. For $3.95, you can buy the paid version and remove this restriction. Download Lite version on Google Play Store Download paid version on Google Play Store 4. Huji Cam Photo by Manhole, Inc. from Google Play Store Huji Cam is another disposal camera-themed Android camera app. However, unlike Gudak, you wouldn’t have to wait for 72 hours to see results. This camera app produces striking 1998 disposal camera images, complete with light streaks to give it an authentic vibe. It’s pretty straightforward to use and the images are also immediately saved to your phone’s gallery for easy access. If you are one of those people fond of this kind of camera and the images it produces, or maybe you wanted something sharper in contrast to the Sephia tones Gudak Cam produces — then this app is for you. Download Huji Cam from Google Play Store 5. Camera MX Perhaps one of the oldest Android camera apps on this list, Camera MX’s reputation is not without merit, as its features are kept trendy and up-to-date. Apart from giving you total control over resolution, Camera MX grants you access to standard photo editing tools, such as effects, filters, and frames. You can even make use of the live shots and create GIFs of your own choosing. You can download Camera MX on the Google Play Store at no charge. However, the app does contain ads and in-app purchases. Download on Google Play Store 6. Camera Zoom FX Premium With Camera Zoom FX Premium, you can take a variety of shots that includes stable and action shots. There are also photo filters you can tinker with, as well as complete manual DSLR controls. This app also offers great flexibility over your camera settings, which you can adjust to fit your preferences. This includes ISO, shutter speed, focus distance, and more. Camera Zoom FX even supports the RAW file format to help you retain the full integrity of your photos. Camera Zoom FX Premium is especially popular among photographers, thanks in large part to its features. Some of its most appealing ones include killer speed burst mode, Spy camera, voice activation, HDR mode pro, and live effects. Camera Zoom FX Premium is available to purchase from the Google Play Store for $3.99. Purchase on Google Play Store 7. Camera360 Photo by PinGuo Inc. from Google Play Store While not as intuitive as other camera apps on the market, Camera360 does have its strengths, including an array of unique effects like motion stickers and filters that can be added during or after capture. The interface isn’t as user-friendly as most people would like, but the app does help you snap professional-looking photos that can be touched up with a spot of fun. Camera360 can be downloaded for free on the Google Play Store, although you’ll have to pay for additional features. Download on Google Play Store 8. Cymera Photo by SK Communications from Google Play Store Widely regarded as an Android equivalent to Apple’s Camera+, Cymera remains one of the most downloaded camera apps on the Google Play Store. With Cymera, you have access to seven different camera lenses, as well as a timer and a camera stabilizer. In addition to the lenses, this app comes equipped with standard photo editing tools like body reshaping, filters, and a smart gallery. Also, if you’re concerned that your camera shutter is too loud, there is a silent mode you can activate to take your pictures quietly. Much like other Android camera apps, Cymera is free to download but contains ads and in-app purchases. Download on Google Play Store 9. FiLMiC Pro As one of the paid options on our list, FiLMiC Pro ensures that you get your money’s worth with its slew of advanced, sophisticated features. Some of its manual controls include a dual slider exposure, focus controls, white balance adjustment matrix, a gamma curve control, and added analytics. FiLMiC Pro doesn’t come cheap at $14.99, so be very sure that you need this app before making the purchase! Purchase on Google Play Store 10. Footej Camera 2 Photo by ZipoApps from Google Play Store Footej Camera 2 is the sequel to the OG Footej Camera, and it still remains a great camera app for amateur photographers. For starters, it sports a minimalist interface that helps ease you into the art of photography. This app utilizes Android’s Camera2 API, which lets you manually adjust key settings like shutter speed and ISO. You can also explore the app’s animated GIFs, slow-motion video recording, and burst mode. You can download ...