HD Camera for Android is a camera app for capturing photos and videos with controls for adjusting capture settings. Its documented tools include manual control, HDR, slow shutter, and 4K time lapse, alongside support for RAW photos and 4K video.

Photo and video capture controls

The app brings photo and video recording modes together with camera options for users to adjust. Settings include picture quality, white balance, screen mode, exposure, and the function assigned to the volume keys. The source also identifies manual control and HDR as available camera features, but does not specify individual manual parameters or how those controls operate.

For different types of shots, the app lists slow shutter, macro focus, a blur effect described as DSLR-like, and smart panorama shooting. It also includes a front-camera zoom function. These tools add options for capture, while the source does not describe their specific adjustment ranges or operating steps.

High-resolution formats and time lapse

HD Camera for Android supports saving photos in RAW format and recording 4K video. It also lists 4K time lapse as a camera feature. The source does not provide further details about output settings or recording limits, so these formats and modes are the documented extent of its video and image capabilities.

Selfies and filters

A separate selfie-camera capability supports taking self-portraits and applying a collection of more than 100 filters. This gives users a set of appearance options for selfies in addition to the app’s broader photo and video capture tools. The source does not specify filter names or editing controls.

Interface and configuration

The app is described as having an interface intended to make its camera features accessible. Its configurable settings let users tailor options such as exposure, white balance, picture quality, screen mode, and volume-key behavior. Together, these controls support adjusting how photos and videos are captured, while the listed modes cover standard camera use, selfies, panorama, macro focus, slow shutter, and time lapse.