Whoa well for once I feel like a real valid human because everything OP suggested, my android phone settings look exactly as he showed, and he taught me something new ❤️
the camera app may literally be the only thing that every OEM changes! even the most AOSP-adjacent OEMs have bespoke camera apps with their own secret sauce
Yes, they are all slightly different on my phones, yet they look very similar to OPs. For example, on my Samsung and Honor the switch for selfie camera disappears in the Pro mode, while in OPs it’s still present. On my Samsung, the shutter speed setting has just an icon and no label, but on the Honor it has no icon, but the label “S”
“My explanation is Android specific”
Unaware of the multitude of Android camera interfaces.
Whoa well for once I feel like a real valid human because everything OP suggested, my android phone settings look exactly as he showed, and he taught me something new ❤️
I love that for you!
Bless your heart.
The default camera app on multiple of my phones looks a lot like that. It’s probably in the software base.
the camera app may literally be the only thing that every OEM changes! even the most AOSP-adjacent OEMs have bespoke camera apps with their own secret sauce
Yes, they are all slightly different on my phones, yet they look very similar to OPs. For example, on my Samsung and Honor the switch for selfie camera disappears in the Pro mode, while in OPs it’s still present. On my Samsung, the shutter speed setting has just an icon and no label, but on the Honor it has no icon, but the label “S”
If they support raw camera capture then they either have settings like that or you can install an app that has settings like that.
I just opened my camera on the Pixel 7, latest updates. It does not look like that.
I recommend the app ProCamX for those who don’t have Pro settings in their android phone