Camera

HMD Global

About this app

Description

• Easy to use camera interface allows you to focus on the moment.
• Switch between key camera modes i.e. Photo, Video, Live Bokeh, Slow motion, Time-lapse, Panorama modes with one touch.
• Fully integrated Google Lens answers questions about the world around you in real time like overlaying information about objects right in the viewfinder or you are able to copy-paste text from the real world to your phone. 
• Google Motion lets you capture exciting short videos and transforms them into beautiful cinemographs.
• Our Pro camera mode gives you the ultimate level of control over your photo – have fun experimenting and creating unique compositions.
• Dual-Sight photos and videos use the front and rear cameras simultaneously, allowing you to capture both the action and your reaction in a split-screen photo or video. And now, with ‘You Decide’, you can control which camera takes the first shot, freeze it, then set up and capture the second half in your own time. Plus with the ‘Infinitely Adjust’ feature you can adjust the proportion when taking Dual-Sight photos or videos, letting you decide whether to show more from your front or rear camera.”
• Use all of these features and live stream to Facebook or YouTube with a single touch – all from within the app.
 
Requirements

• Nokia Camera works on Nokia smart phones running AndroidTM 8.0 OreoTM and above.
• Pro mode is only available on Nokia smart phones with ZEISS Optics.
• Live Bokeh is only available on Nokia smart phones with dual-camera.
• Dual-Sight feature is available on Nokia 5.1 Plus smart phones and above.
• Live streaming to Facebook or YouTube requires a Facebook or Google account.
 

HMD Global Oy is the exclusive licensee of the Nokia brand for phones & tablets. Nokia is a registered trademark of Nokia Corporation. Android, Google and other marks are trademarks of Google LLC. Oreo is a trademark of Mondelez International, Inc. group.

Ratings and reviews

The new update to the camera made video recording useless. Previous version of the camera had a smooth and less obnoxious autofocus. Now since the new update, I can't record a 30 second clip without it annoyingly jumping in and out of focus every second making recording things in motion useless. I guess it's cattered towards still shots or vlogging. At least give us the option to focus lock while video recoding. Previous version didn't have it either, but it had a work around on pro video recording with manual focus. All in all, learn how to make a basic camera app with focus lock and one that actually works and doesn't prompt me to constant failure to connect to cameras messages. 0/10

The September camera update has completely ruined the overall quality of the Nokia 6.1. Today while using the camera for the first time after it updated, the camera app crashed. The screen on my device went black and the phone was completely unresponsive for almost 2 minutes. I couldn't restart it and lost complete control and use of the device. This is completely unacceptable. I like the phone, but I went from a working camera this morning, to a completely crashed device tonight. An app can stop working and even close, but no single component should be able to take the phone completely down. Especially the camera. If it happens again, I'll have to strongly consider even keeping this phone as a back up device.

While it's feature rich, the results are often bad to horrible. bokeh is good, but videos are jerky, fuzzy due to a very intrusive stabilization. The OPTION TO TURN OFF STABILIZATION" would be really useful, as current movies are junk. the hardware quality is excellent (a good third party camera software will be much better). too bad the software is such a drag for the excellent hardware...

What's new

1. With the ‘You Decide’ feature in Dual-Sight, allows you to line one side of the picture/video, double tap to freeze it, then re-position your camera to get the best angle. Double-tap the second half, and your image is saved to your device.

2. Use the ‘Infinitely Adjust’ feature in Dual-Sight mode to adjust the proportion when taking photos or videos, letting you decide whether to show more from your front or rear camera.”