[kraski]

There's an 11 page thread about the crappy camera on the Passport. I've been using phone cameras since Windows Mobile. I know the right camera and image processing apps make a HUGE difference.. I did OK finding good software on WM, BBOS 6 & 7, Android 3.0 through 5.0. But I'm less than 2 months into using my Passport and BB10. So, what are your favorite camera and photo processing apps? And, maybe more important, why are they your favorite?

[stefanbechen]

I used Camera++ before the upgrade to 10.3.1 but want to try the built-in software now again.

However, Camera++ is really good and served me well so far.

HTH

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[czechberry]

Camera++ for sure

[jackwins]

I use camera++ as well and it's good. However, I just upgraded to 10.3.1 and the native camera app is much better

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[kraski]

OK. All three say Camera ++, but there are two apps named that. One by I&N Mobisoft and one by Katyayini Infotech Private Limited. Which are each of you using?

[Nielz]

Mobisoft and it works great!

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[kraski]

Mobisoft and it works great!

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Just bought it. Thanks, all.

[Viet Ton]

OK. All three say Camera ++, but there are two apps named that. One by I&N Mobisoft and one by Katyayini Infotech Private Limited. Which are each of you using?

that's the one from I&N mobisoft.

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[Blackberryblade]

Just bought it. Thanks, all.

Can you posts your thoughts on this app when you have tried it out? You seem to be a camera techie who knows his stuff?

I have a passport on the way and I'm curious to see what you and others think.... As I will be taking lots of pics.

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[moegh]

Check out landmark! Have cool features

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[kraski]

Can you posts your thoughts on this app when you have tried it out? You seem to be a camera techie who knows his stuff?

I have a passport on the way and I'm curious to see what you and others think.... As I will be taking lots of pics.

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There's your first mistake. Thinking I'm a camera techie. LOL

Seriously, I bought it right after my 10.3.1 update, which improved the camera. So, I'm not sure which is actually giving me better pics. That's without changing any settings. On my Android devices, I've used A Better Camera with similar image improvement.

My one complaint is that it uses a series of icons and labels I don't recognize. So, I'm going to have to find a user guide to fully take advantage of all the settings.

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[--TommesJay--]

I use camera++ as well and it's good. However, I just upgraded to 10.3.1 and the native camera app is much better

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Then C++ isn't THAT good, right?

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[Viet Ton]

Then C++ isn't THAT good, right?

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Camera++ let you mess with more options when you take photos. For the advanced users, it's definitely better. For the normal users, who just shoot out of the box, they are pretty much the same.

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[jackwins]

Camera++ let you mess with more options when you take photos. For the advanced users, it's definitely better. For the normal users, who just shoot out of the box, they are pretty much the same.

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Agreed!

[Blackberryblade]

There's your first mistake. Thinking I'm a camera techie. LOL

Seriously, I bought it right after my 10.3.1 update, which improved the camera. So, I'm not sure which is actually giving me better pics. That's without changing any settings. On my Android devices, I've used A Better Camera with similar image improvement.

My one complaint is that it uses a series of icons and labels I don't recognize. So, I'm going to have to find a user guide to fully take advantage of all the settings.

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Thanks.

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[Milind Kamat]

Sure Camera ++ is the alternate for native app.
The horizontal control bar is nice to use than the native app.

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[--TommesJay--]

Camera++ let you mess with more options when you take photos. For the advanced users, it's definitely better. For the normal users, who just shoot out of the box, they are pretty much the same.

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Well is it capable of manipulating shutter and AF speed? Cause that's literally the only significant and deciding gripe with the Passport camera. It's much too slow.

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