Pag instagram picture tutorial, edited na yong mga output picture tapos 'di lang nilalagay sa caption. They usually use Snapseed and Lightroom. Kahit yong sponsored video nong 15 Pro Max edited sa Lightroom ang output and pinuna sa comment section. But the uploader admits na edited ang picture to bring out more vibrant and dramatic effect. Kahit yong midrange phone and shot in Raw, pag marunong ka gumamit ng editing apps, you can bring more vibrant colours sa photos mo. But to answer your question, gcam. More on reddit.com

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The only decent camera app was Halide for me. But these greedy mfs updated it to v2 and completely paywalled it. While features are fun, totally not worth the money they ask for “full subscription-free version”. You have several options for shooting RAW free but both are kinda complicated and apps are rather sluggish – Lightroom and VSCO. Non-free but cheap alternative can be Camera+. Has a good UI, fast and provides with all things needed to get a nice shot. But honestly, at the end of the day default camera is best for shooting fast. I use it 95% of all times, and I have an SE 3 – similar sized phone to your 8. Try to shoot with it a little more and see if you like the results. For less processed shots use burst mode More on reddit.com

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