XP4N for Android

Love it. Simple idea. The filter with the halation effect is sick. Thank you for not making it a subscription. 10/10

Seriously - I even open the app now directly with the action button. I mostly shoot film and almost didn’t take any digital Android photos anymore. This app works absolutely perfectly, the film simulations are great and not overdone (appreciate that you didn’t add grain etc) and Android photos are fun again! Thank you very much for this little miracle app! One suggestion: when showing the frame lines, I feel the final image should only be what’s inside the lines, not everything also outside. That would make it feel even closer to the real xpan/rangefinder-experience.

I most definitely like this app, however it still lacks some things that I hope the developer is working to add. The biggest thing to me is to add an option for NOT applying a film simulation. Yes, I know we can have it save an unprocessed image, but I’d rather have the option to turn off the film simulations and not save two images per shot. It would also be nice to have some additional options for black and white, like color filters, and NOT force us to use film simulations. And lastly, perhaps most important, please give us a preview of the image in the viewfinder! If I’m shooting B/W, it’d be nice to see the preview in B/W. In any case, thanks for creating this app. I love the wide angle format, and to be able to do it right on my phone is HUGE to me!!!!

Good photos,good price no tracking, wadda you waiting for?

XP4N is built to emulate a panoramic film camera and it does this very well, including the simulation of classic film types. A recent update added a couple of more film siulations and made accessing the settings a little more transparent. The app works best using the main Android camera lens. the ultrawide and tele phone lenses produce very small files while the main leans produces a 24MP file. The app cannot produce a 48MP main lens file because of cropping. It should be noted that this is an analog camera emulation. It does not produce the type of pano found in the Android native camera where you pan to produce an ultrawide pano. That said, this app does what it's supposed to do and does it well.