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Zerocam: New Anti-AI Camera App for Natural Photos on Android
Zerocam offers Android users RAW photo capture without AI processing, delivering natural images without over-enhanced colours or contrast.
Android users now have an option for unaltered photo capture with Zerocam, an “anti-AI” camera app that avoids excessive image processing by capturing images in RAW format. This minimalist app aims to keep photos natural, stripping away AI-driven effects like HDR that can sometimes make images appear overly enhanced or flat.
With a simple interface that features only a viewfinder and a camera button, Zerocam removes all settings, focusing solely on a straightforward photo-taking experience. This app mirrors the philosophy of Halide’s Process Zero mode on iPhone but goes even further in its commitment to simplicity.
Zerocam Android released on very special date, @novikoff birthday 🎂
— Zerocam (@zerocam_app) November 11, 2024
This is version 0.0.0 and many improvements will come, as we did for iOS 🚀
You can take 5 photos for free every day, or subscribe to get full access and support our work 💛https://t.co/9okRxcRBOR
Originally released on iPhone, Zerocam emerged as a response to the rise of AI-powered editing in photo apps, offering users a way to capture photos with a more natural look. Zerocam is free on the Google Play Store, but users are limited to five photos per day without a subscription, which costs $0.99 monthly or $10.99 annually. Compatibility is limited to Android 14 and later.
