DSLR-like camera app for mobile
DSLR HD Camera : 4K HD Camera Ultra Blue Effect is a free photography application that was developed by Tech Jack for mobile devices. This camera app will allow users to have access and take advantage of various DSLR-like options and photo adjustment parameters on their smartphone cameras.
Similar to Manual Camera : DSLR Camera Professional or Afterfocus, DSLR HD Camera : 4K HD Camera Ultra Blue Effect offers features that make full use of modern smartphone cameras. Unique to this particular app is the Blur Editor that allows it to add or edit blur effects to photos while post-editing.
Is it any good?
It used to be that if you wanted to take a photo with the best possible image quality, you would need to resort to using professional-grade DSLR cameras. Advancements in camera tech have narrowed the gap between dedicated point-and-shoots and smartphones, though. Manufacturer-developed software doesn't always offer the most features or options, and that's why applications like DSLR HD Camera : 4K HD Camera Ultra Blue Effect exist.
DSLR HD Camera : 4K HD Camera Ultra Blue Effect comes with an array of features that can be used together with smartphone cameras these days. Options found on DSLRs like burst mode, face detection, and quick zoom controls are all present here. You can select from multiple scenes, tweak white balance, and adjust the exposure compensation to help you get your perfect shot every time.
Best of all, these features and options will work for both rear-facing and front-facing cameras so long as the underlying hardware is capable of it. One thing missing here that could be added in future updates is a dedicated pro mode that will allow you to make even more advanced and granular changes before you take a photo, such as adjusting shutter speed or ISO levels.
A decent camera app with DSLR-like options
In conclusion, DSLR HD Camera : 4K HD Camera Ultra Blue Effect is a pretty decent camera app that you can consider using on your smartphone. It has all the basics covered and using it is quite easy and intuitive as well. While it doesn't have a dedicated pro mode, it's still a good option for fast point and shoot scenarios.
