Google Camera vs Camera360 Ultimate

HDR can be activated or deactivated with one swipe of the thumb.

Use Photo Sphere and Google Camera to create three hundred and sixty degree panoramic photos easily. Photo Sphere photo images allow the viewer to move around within the world you have created, move up, down, left or right to see everything. Photo Sphere also gives you the tools to create your own Google Maps street view and share it with other Maps users.

A recently added feature to Google Camera, Lens Blur gives you the SLR like function of creating images with shallow depth of field, or limited areas of focus. Basically, lens blur will only blur the background in order to put more emphasis on an object.

Google Camera has a very easy to use and simple interface, with the most important controls right at your fingertips. Google has redesigned the Camera app for every skill level of user, making photography more accessible to everyone.

It's free if you have one of the supporting devices (Google Nexus or Pixel).

Which is also supported by the Android stock camera.

This app automatically syncs an unlimited amount of images to the cloud.

This app boasts over 100 filters. In addition to these filters, additional settings show up for each filter. For instance, HDR mode has 4 different settings in order to be situation appropriate. Each filters's intensity can be adjusted on a scale of 0 to 100.

The selfie mode ensures that all flaws and blemishes are minimized.

Camera 360 Ultimate lets users share through Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Google plus, Instagram, and more.

Using the Audio mode, 5 seconds of sound are captured with the image to "capture the moment". It's hard to tell how this could actually be useful, but it's a cool feature.