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<section id="grapheneos-camera-app">
<h3><a href="#grapheneos-camera-app">GrapheneOS Camera app</a></h3>
<p>GrapheneOS includes our own modern Camera app based on the bleeding edge
release channel of Android's CameraX library. It provides modes for QR
scanning, image capture and video recording as tabs at the bottom of the
screen. You can either use the tab interface or swipe left and right anywhere
on the screen above it to switch between them. The arrow button at the top of
the screen opens the settings panel and you can close it by pressing anywhere
outside the settings panel. You can also swipe down to open the settings and
swipe up to close it. Outside of the QR scanning mode, there's a row of large
buttons above the tab bar for switching between the cameras (left), capturing
images and starting/stopping video recording (middle) and opening the gallery
(right). The volume keys can also be used as an equivalent to pressing the
capture button. While recording a video, the gallery button becomes an image
capture button for capturing images.</p>
<p>GrapheneOS includes our own modern camera app focused on privacy and
security. It includes modes for capturing images, videos and QR / barcode
scanning along with additional modes based on CameraX vendor extensions
(Portrait, HDR, Night Sight, Face Retouch and Auto) on <a
href="https://developer.android.com/training/camerax/devices">devices where
they're available</a> (not available on Pixels yet).</p>
<p>Modes are displayed as tabs at the bottom of the screen. You can switch
between modes using the tab interface or by swiping left/right anywhere on the
screen. The arrow button at the top of the screen opens the settings panel and
you can close it by pressing anywhere outside the settings panel. You can also
swipe down to open the settings and swipe up to close it. Outside of the QR
scanning mode, there's a row of large buttons above the tab bar for switching
between the cameras (left), capturing images and starting/stopping video
recording (middle) and opening the gallery (right). The volume keys can also
be used as an equivalent to pressing the capture button. While recording a
video, the gallery button becomes an image capture button for capturing
images.</p>
<p>Our Camera app provides the system media intents used by other apps to
capture images / record videos via the OS provided camera implementation.
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yet. Orientation metadata isn't stripped since it's fully visible from how the
image is displayed so it doesn't count as hidden metadata and is needed for
proper display. You can toggle off stripping EXIF metadata in the More
Settings menu opened from the settings dialog. Disabling EXIF metadata
stripping will include an EXIF timestamp, the phone model and an abstraction
of the exposure configuration. Location tagging is disabled by default and the
EXIF stripping option respects the toggle for it rather than stripping it.</p>
Settings menu opened from the settings dialog. Disabling metadata stripping
will leave the timestamp, phone model, exposure configuration and other
metadata. Location tagging is disabled by default and won't be stripped if you
enable it.</p>
</section>
<section id="google-camera">