Camera FV-5 vs Snap Camera HDR

This app takes lets users take long exposure shots and stitches them together in order to produce bright time lapses taken at night.

In order to reduce the chances of over exposure, there is an option where exposure compensation can be activated.

Camera FV-5 has a setting where several pictures will be taken in rapid succession at different exposures.

Much like a dSLR, Camera FV-5 gives users control over light sensitivity, time that the shutter is open, and f-stop.

There's also a free Lite version.

While this app is loaded with features, all of them are called for.

The interface starts with three different buttons (pictures, videos, settings) and each level umbrellas in order to access the huge amount of features.

While using the interface, there are many features that make operation simple. In order to access recent pictures from the camera, swipe left. In order to delete pictures, swipe left again. Tapping a photo reveals the effect menu. Pinching zooms in.

While taking a picture, the options include: HDR, flash, white balance, exposure, contrast, saturation, additional camera settings, burst mode, fast mode, front/back toggle, silent shutter, stable shot, panorama, self timer, and grid.

Additional settings include: picture and video size, scene mode,self timer, burst mode, time lapse, JPEG quality, effects, ISO, anti-banding, scene detection, video bitrate, and audio settings.

In order to start recording quickly, the record button is located on the first screen displayed.

This app is updated regularly.