Version Information
- Version
- 1.19
- Release date
- May 16, 2024
- Size
- 8.8 MB
- Android
- 5.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.lensesdev.manual.camera.professional
- Developer
- Lenses Inc.
About Manual Camera DSLR (Lite)
Manual Camera DSLR (Lite) is a photography app from Lenses Inc. built around the idea of putting shoot-time control back in the hands of the person holding the phone. The Lite edition packages a focused set of camera tools inside a compact download, so it installs quickly and stays out of the way when you are composing a frame. Manual control at shooting time Because the app is built as a manual camera, the emphasis is on making exposure decisions while you shoot rather than correcting them later. Instead of handing everything to automatic processing, you work with the scene directly and choose how each capture should look before you press the shutter. That approach suits still life, portraits, landscapes and any situation where the default automatic result does not match what you had in mind. A compact footprint for the photography category At 8.8 MB, the package is small compared with many camera utilities, which keeps the install light and leaves more room on the device for the photographs themselves. The Lite naming reflects that restraint: a leaner package rather than a heavyweight suite. For anyone testing a manual shooting workflow, it is an easy addition that does not demand a large amount of storage or a lengthy installation. Compatibility and device requirements The build requires Android 5.0 or newer, covering a broad range of handsets while newer devices run it without issue. The package identifier is com.lensesdev.manual.camera.professional, which is the name to check if you are confirming you have the correct application on your device. Nothing beyond a phone meeting that system baseline is described as necessary for installation. Release, edition and developer The latest version is 1.19, published on 2024-05-16. The listing carries no content rating, so parents and workplace device administrators should note that the classification is not stated here. Lenses Inc. is the developer behind the app, and the (Lite) suffix distinguishes this edition within their photography lineup.