[APP][5.0+][Photography] Image Warp - Grid Modifier 4.49.35
Image Warp - Grid Modifier
Transform pictures with manually adjustable grids.
A small photo editing tool to to skew, scale, distort, rotate and change the perspective of individual parts or whole images.
Grid points can be set manually to fit the needs of your project.
Features:
● Skew (shear), scale, rotate, perspective warp
● Manually adjustable grid
● Load pictures from within the app or directly from the gallery
● Reads EXIF image rotation
● Saving full (PNG) & cropped (JPG) up to 16MP (4096x4096)
● Auto cropping largest inscribed rectangle
● Resuming last state on startup
● Pinch-to-zoom
● Simple and clean UI
● Phone & tablet support
● Portrait & landscape support
Tips & Tricks:
● Double-tap to reset picture zoom
● Long-press undo button to reset warp / grid
Please leave a comment if you have any suggestions or encounter any bugs. Thank you!
4.49.35 (April 6, 2020)
New UI & icon
Reads EXIF image rotation
Resuming last state on startup
Load image through gallery share
Edges are editable
Zoom bubble for setting grid points
Saving full (PNG) & cropped (JPG) up to 16MP (4096x4096)
Auto cropping largest inscribed rectangle
Share & view in gallery after saving
Bug fixes & more...
0.3.152
pinch-to-zoom
zoom step buttons - +
faster saving
fixed occasional crash when pressing undo button
fixed misaligned transform when pressing undo button
High Resolution Image support HD, 3K, 4K in settings for devices with at least 1GB RAM
UI improvements
lot of bug fixes
0.0.2
Dark Theme added
Bug fixes
Holly crap, your app looks really good, testing now. Thanks!
Edit: I couldn't open the link directly from XDA forum app, it opens the image. Maybe you should post the link additionally. I finally just searched the app in the Playstore.
Hi, very interesting app!
I hope there will be more features in next releases and possibility to edit full-res image.
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rodaven said:
Holly crap, your app looks really good, testing now. Thanks!
Edit: I couldn't open the link directly from XDA forum app, it opens the image. Maybe you should post the link additionally. I finally just searched the app in the Playstore.
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Sorry for the inconvenience, fixed it. Thank You!
Publiuss said:
Hi, very interesting app!
I hope there will be more features in next releases and possibility to edit full-res image.
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0.3.152
pinch-to-zoom
zoom step buttons - +
faster saving
fixed occasional crash when pressing undo button
fixed misaligned transform when pressing undo button
High Resolution Image support HD, 3K, 4K in settings, for devices with at least 1GB RAM
UI improvements
lot of bug fixes
Not quite full-res yet, working on it. :silly:
Thanks for the feedback guys! :highfive:
great idea ?
Update
4.49.35 (April 6, 2020)
New UI & icon
Reads EXIF image rotation
Resuming last state on startup
Load image through gallery share
Edges are editable
Zoom bubble for setting grid points
Saving full (PNG) & cropped (JPG) up to 16MP (4096x4096)
Auto cropping largest inscribed rectangle
Share & view in gallery after saving
Bug fixes & more...
Camera6 - based on build v.1.0.14 final from 10/14/18
Probably the final version on this base, tried to bring the settings menu to a more convenient and understandable form.
Use lib with reduced contrast.
The video resolution of the "Motion" function is increased to fullhd, in 4: 3 mode - the movement will be written in the same way in 16: 9 (before it was 4: 3 640x480)
It is placed as a normal application, next to the main camera.
Download:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=283978
Recommended settings:
Warp Labs
A clean and effective photo editor to transform your images with functions such as scale, stretch & squeeze, rotation and many more, all combined in one easy UI.
Bend objects, curve landscapes, change a body shape or face shape and save in either PNG or JPG format.
Features:
Node controlled warp
Fisheye (e.g. big eyes effect)
Twist and twirl
Variable grid size
Pinch-to-zoom
Load pictures from within the app or directly from the gallery
Reads exif image rotation
Save as PNG/JPG with up to 16MP (4096*4096)
Save full image with transparency
Save image, cropped with the largest inscribed rectangle
Simple and clean UI
Portrait and Landscape support
Phone and tablet support
Tips & Tricks:
Double-tap to reset picture zoom, sliders and nodes(touchpad)
Long-press on node and gid menu(top right triangles) to bring up color and grid options
Warp Labs Google Play Link
Please leave a comment if you have any suggestions or encounter any bugs. Thank you!
3.49.120 (25 February 2020)
Fixed slow or no image loading on android 5, 5.1, 6 and alike
Added restore last session on startup
Bug fixes and code cleanup
2.33.120 (21 January 2020)
Fixed saving image on android 10
Bug Fixes
1.31.120 (31 December 2019)
Initial Release
Update Changelog (Translation)
System
[New] Flashback key, key information will be displayed on the flashback key after switching applications, click it to quickly return to the application (Path: Settings - Convenience Tools - Flashback key)
[New] Hoverball function (Path: Settings - Handy Tools - Hoverball)
[New] New OnePlus Watch adaptation, you can check the key data of the watch through OnePlus Health
[Optimize] Notification bar "Clear All" button design, improve ease of use
[Optimize] System power consumption, improve battery life
[Fix] Known issues and improve system stability
Camera
[Optimize] Rear camera noise and color performance in indoor scenes
[Optimized] Rear camera focus and video screen stability
[Optimize] Camera photo and video experience
[Optimize] Super wide-angle movement time delay experience
[Optimize] Camera zoom experience
[Optimize] Camera stability
Health
[Optimize] Health app icons, improve visual experience
Network
[Optimize] Online game network latency, improve smoothness
MD5
Full:
2873f57c312e9b633b65b76cddaf28f4
Size
Full:
3.69 GB (3960376779)
Downloads
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Hello everyone! It took us a while but A73 finally got some development done and is ready for GSI or ROM usage. Both of which has it's own problems. Mainly camera quality. Samsung being samsung and qualcomm being qualcomm, we don't have full access to cameras in 3rd party apps so if we go outside samsung's ecosystem, our camera quality suffers. Patrick from A73 Photography telegram group started publishing libraries and config files for gcam. He gave me permission to repost it here so I'll keep this thread updated as he updates his configs.
For anyone who is out of touch, Google Camera is the camera app of Google Pixel phones. Over the years people modded and ported this app to take advantage of many configurations being done in the background. There are dozens of developers and forks of this app but I'll focus on the versions that we have config for in this thread. Currently we have configs for LMC by hasli, AGC by BigKaka, MGC by BSG and SGCAM by Shamim.
Not sure which one to pick?
You probably want most recent LMC.
Downloads
Spoiler: GCAM 8.8
Spoiler: MGC 8.8 test
MGC apk by BSG : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-bsg/f/dl151/
Noise Model : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NxpZdpAl-oZZqK7cfqfdb_XUyKojhLi2/view?usp=sharing
Config File : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oL_6rufwGLL4Hb8_NKxnxfld7pbbxLWx/view?usp=sharing
Note: Test build.
Spoiler: AGC 8.8 V2
AGC apk by BigKaka : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-BigKaka/f/dl25/
Noise Model : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DBm4LDr2wyMt0qQajAKdsx-311lu67KM/view?usp=sharing
Config File :
v2 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E-DmCuVu7_GBI-LErUcSXEPbshxpjMgP/view?usp=sharing
v3 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c4XkgaAX1UHb2tcV95L5IPpkoaVOQqXn/view?usp=sharing
Note: Ultrawide and Selfie cams added to config. To use those click 1.0x button to the left of shutter button, 0.6x is for ultrawide rotation symbol is for front cam.
Spoiler: AGC 8.8 V1
AGC apk by BigKaka : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-BigKaka/f/dl24/
Noise Model : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ckb0RhwtcDxm-ewz91QXufV9TN3i7Awa/view?usp=sharing
Config File : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_gRQllmJ-XFDMqkKHyBcXTWjJQd4jU1J/view?usp=sharing
Note: AGC 8.8 is very new so this config has minimal stuff only for main cam also installation is different from rest so you should check AGC instructions from down below.
Spoiler: GCAM 8.4
Spoiler: LMC
Spoiler: LMC 8.4 R18
LMC apk by hasli : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-hasli/f/dl14/
Library file : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rfn_HK1QprzGYXAs-E4pVxjH0WmOSBMh/view?usp=sharing
Config File : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1diy6prPuxP9_EKQ910UkUWJ6oKp_FKdd/view?usp=sharing
Note: With R18, LMC UI has changed. Blue buttons mean on and white buttons mean off.
Spoiler: LMC 8.4 R17 Rework
LMC apk by hasli : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-hasli/f/dl13/
Library file :
V1 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OW7I0i1aFYpJbZBb3sbX5IuLAqFvJgfS/view?usp=sharing
V2 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/17DLHzJhMfgSlIMiXaM50oxm6b8HI6KXp/view?usp=sharing
Config File :
V1 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1srB6VB439O4SmnQMwdJLXYOx2Gt2VJVh/view?usp=sharing
V2 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HOiyqWaPUjbAZEUWU0Cbt_xxCchwzEEb/view?usp=sharing
Note: Config has been reworked and now has much better noise/detail ratio. Theres no more upscaling by default. If you liked it you can still enable it by following upscaling guide below.
Spoiler: LMC 8.4 R17
LMC apk by hasli : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-hasli/f/dl13/
Library files :
V4 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hhL9R894jvJG6Y36BdFjaKbX27Mx860q/view?usp=sharing
V5 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/13E1aTsU3sWFNX9xByuFHsha23ru2zNhw/view?usp=sharing
Config Files :
V4 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I2gvQ3tTb4o7joDg6SiwUirJ1bj6UV88/view?usp=sharing
V5 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PkLRRY3BndD0ThtMs0gHCDpCmYqYFld4/view?usp=sharing
V5 Sharp : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_GMYRiV2COC3Mdr9zPv0MW3mC6hKppIZ/view?usp=sharing
Note: V4 is the last version with Black&White Mode, in V5 it is replaced with Vivid mode.
Spoiler: LMC 8.4 R16
LMC apk by hasli : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-hasli/f/dl12/
Library file : https://drive.google.com/file/d/12BJwZUVxxynVzkJuxU62nGiKxi5WT2vD/view?usp=sharing
Config Files :
Soft (Less noise) : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kjI9Qixe_7lf9HnlXpPe2uYKoNgNobgJ/view?usp=sharing
Sharp (More noise) : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oOGURWS-GXfBOyG5FUNwDyROury5proa/view?usp=sharing
Spoiler: SGCAM
Spoiler: SGCAM 8.4 V43
SGCAM apk by Shamim : https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-shamim/f/dl28/
Library file : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fAnIh947fVtg4Qtz--CzeyM5s5FwPnbn/view?usp=sharing
Config File : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S9CamzME5XcJcwbIM6O4gl9_MiN_Vrnv/view?usp=sharing
Note: SGCAM doesn't have much fanfare for A73 users but if you wish to test it's here.
How to use?
Spoiler: AGC
- Move the files to your phone.
- Install AGC apk.
- Click "More settings" from settings top left.
- Allow file access permission.
- Click "Load Configs" from settings on top left.
- It should give you the location for configs. Default is /sdcard/Download/AGC.8.8/configs/
- Move .agc file to Download/AGC.8.8/configs/ folder. If "configs" folder doesn't exist, create it yourself.
- Now click "Load Configs" again and you should see our config. Click load.
- Navigate to "More settings > Lens Settings > Main (1.0x) > Noise Model > Import Noise Model"
- Find .c file that you placed on your phone via pop up. Noise Model now should say GalaxyA73_S5KHM6_0_noise.c
There is a video in our telegram channel if you couldn't find the right menus.
Spoiler: LMC
- Move the files to your phone.
- Create a folder called LMC8.4 in your main storage.
- Create a folder called LIBS in LMC8.4 folder.
- Move .xml file to LMC8.4 folder.
- Move .so file to LMC8.4/LIBS folder.
- Install and open LMC app.
- Double click the empty spot between gallery and shutter buttons.
- Select CMR config and click import.
- After it is done do it again (config is too large for a single pass, this makes sure every value is used)
Spoiler: SGCAM
- Move the files to your phone.
- Create a folder called SGCAM in your main storage.
- Create a folder called LIB in SGCAM folder.
- Create a folder called XML in SGCAM folder.
- Move .xml file to SGCAM/XML folder.
- Move .so file to SGCAM/LIB folder.
- Install and open SGCAM app.
- Double click the empty spot between camera rotation and shutter buttons.
- Select CMR config and click import.
Keep in mind that name of .xml and .so file in this thread is subject to change but installation will be the same. If you suspect your quality is not as good please make sure to check if library file is loaded or not. 3rd video down below shows you how to do that in LMC.
Spoiler: Upscaling Guide (up to 164mp)
Actual photo taken by any gcam is always going to be 12mp like all other 3rd party camera apps. However with the power of upscaling you can get photos up to 164mp. Some of the configs in this thread has it set to 20mp while newer ones have it disabled. You can still enable and set it to whatever value you desire. However beware, this adds extra processing time so if you are in a hurry and require a few fast clean shots it might not be worth it. Here is a step by step guide for LMC:
-open settings
-navigate to processing functions > upscale / downscale
-flip the first switch on
-click main camera and set it's value, you can use this cheat sheet:
x1.0 for 12mp (3000x4000 (4:3))x1.4 for 24mp (4200x5600 (4:3))x1.6 for 31mp (4800x6400 (4:3))x2.0 for 48mp (6000x8000 (4:3))x2.3 for 63mp (6900x9200 (4:3))x2.4 for 69mp (7200x9600 (4:3))x2.5 for 75mp (7500x10000 (4:3))x3.0 for 108mp (9000x12000 (4:3))x10.0 for 164mp (11100x14800 (4:3))-click front camera and set it's value, heres cheat sheet for front cam:
x1.0 for 8mp (2448x3264 (4:3))x1.4 for 16mp (3426x4568 (4:3))x2.0 for 32mp (4896x6528 (4:3))x2.5 for 50mp (6120x8160 (4:3))x3.0 for 72mp (7344x9792 (4:3))x10.0 for 109mp (9056x12076 (4:3))
In some configs we have upscaling shortcut assigned to long pressing camera change button so try if it's there. If it's not you can set it by choosing Upscale from Processing functions > Viewfinder settings > Long tap on Change front camera.
Spoiler: How-To Videos
Spoiler: Comparisons
Samsung with 108mp and detail enhancer turned on :
LMC 8.4 R16 with this config + lib :
All the credit goes to @PatrickALVS in A73Gcam telegram group.
This is huge! It's been a long time since I used a good Gcam on my non-pixel phones. Back in the days of the first Gen Nokia 6, I was shooting like a Pro with a well-optimized version of Gcam. Later on, I wasn't getting proper versions on other devices. Now, the thing I hate about Samsung phones is, image processing got FIXED with this! I'm so much happy about that!
Waiting for more
Thank you so much for the development!!
is this for rooted phone only?
tested on non root device , it work, thank you very much
photos looks dark even in well lighted rooms, I am using lcm R17
nsic said:
photos looks dark even in well lighted rooms, I am using lcm R17
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It depends on the mode you're using tbh. But here are some stuff you could do.
-HDRnet usually comes off darker than usual. To fix it you can go to settings > processing functions > exposure compenstation and hdr > main camera. Default value in reworked config is -0,4, you can change it to 0 or 0,5 to get brighter results with this mode. This doesnt affect the quality at all.
-You can also use the iso slider but iso slider only works when you enable hdr enhanced mode from top down menu. To get that option make sure HDR+net is disabled from left side then you can pick HDR mode from top menu. Only downside of this is that shutter time increases when you select hdr enhanced mode. This is great for low light situations usually.
-You can focus once by touching an object then use the exposure slider that shows up from right side. You can just max the slider out and picture comes out just as good. This is how I use it. From my experience in a well lit room samsung cam uses 500-800-1000 iso values, lmc with most of the configs in this thread uses around 200-400 iso. When you max out the exposure slider from right it increases to around 1000. Only downside of this is that light sources ruins the shot but also you usually don't point the cam at light bulb or sun so...
Frax3r said:
It depends on the mode you're using tbh. But here are some stuff you could do.
-HDRnet usually comes off darker than usual. To fix it you can go to settings > processing functions > exposure compenstation and hdr > main camera. Default value in reworked config is -0,4, you can change it to 0 or 0,5 to get brighter results with this mode. This doesnt affect the quality at all.
-You can also use the iso slider but iso slider only works when you enable hdr enhanced mode from top down menu. To get that option make sure HDR+net is disabled from left side then you can pick HDR mode from top menu. Only downside of this is that shutter time increases when you select hdr enhanced mode. This is great for low light situations usually.
-You can focus once by touching an object then use the exposure slider that shows up from right side. You can just max the slider out and picture comes out just as good. This is how I use it. From my experience in a well lit room samsung cam uses 500-800-1000 iso values, lmc with most of the configs in this thread uses around 200-400 iso. When you max out the exposure slider from right it increases to around 1000. Only downside of this is that light sources ruins the shot but also you usually don't point the cam at light bulb or sun so...
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Thanks, that works for me
I used lmc17 and it work but capture is too slow, it is like using capture by 108mp and reduce size, have anybody better?
tienlbhoc said:
I used lmc17 and it work but capture is too slow, it is like using capture by 108mp and reduce size, have anybody better?
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Night sight and HDR+ Enhanced increases shutter time to capture more details, if you want faster shots you shouldn't use these 2 modes. You can follow these 2 screenshots to shorten your post processing time however there's nothing you can do about 108mp (upscaling). It'll always increase your post processing time but you could reduce photo sizes by going into settings > LMC Tweaks > JPG Quality. Setting it anything below 90 will cut it's size couple of mbs but going anything below 80 also introduces artifacts to your pictures so it's a double edged sword.
After 1 day of use, I have some comparisons between gcam (LMC R17 REWORK) and the original camera of the device:
- Stock camera faster: if remove hdr + rnet gcam fast too but capture and zoom in photo, it is too noisy so I think with gcam we need keep hdr + rnet to make better quality when compare with stock camera. gcam slow to safe photo but we can capture many photos during save, not big problem with me.
- Stock camera's photo is brighter: we can reduce it by go to settings > processing functions > exposure compenstation and hdr > main camera , I change all to 3.2 and it nearly same stock camera.
- Color and detail of gcam's photo is better with landscape photography with hdr + rnet mode: Landscape photography is good, but when it comes to people, the stock camera is better, if it can identify the context, the system camera pushes the color up very flattering (to me, it's beautiful, suitable for sharing the network, although the details are very flat).
- Backlit photography is better with Gcam: lighter, more detail, photo from the stock camera with a black face.
I think we can use both and match for the best result