Last week the CyanogenMod team started teasing Project Nemesis, and now they have revealed what Project Nemesis is all about. Project Nemesis is a new version of CyanogenMod that is designed to provide ‘the best Cust OS experience possible’.
All of the new features of CyanogenMod Project Nemesis have yet to be revealed, what we know so far is that it will feature a new camera application called Focal, the video below gives us a look at the Focal app in action.
Project Nemesis Stage 1: Focal
The wait is over, folks! Thanks for indulging us to have a little fun with the teaser. Today, we announce the first component of CyanogenMod’s Project Nemesis: Focal.
Tired of a basic Camera app, with missing options and a PhotoSphere on select devices? We’re here to change that.
The Focal camera app is designed to be a comprehensive solution for photography enthusiasts and casual users alike. It aims to replace the often limited and basic camera applications found on many Android devices. Focal brings a host of new features and improvements that promise to enhance the overall photography experience on CyanogenMod.
Features of the Focal Camera App
One of the standout features of Focal is its extensive range of shooting modes. Users can switch between various modes such as Panorama, Burst mode, and Video recording with ease. The app also includes advanced settings for ISO, white balance, and exposure, allowing users to fine-tune their shots to perfection.
Another significant addition is the inclusion of a feature called “PicSphere,” which is CyanogenMod’s take on Google’s PhotoSphere. This feature allows users to capture immersive 360-degree photos, providing a more interactive and engaging way to relive memories. Unlike PhotoSphere, PicSphere is designed to be more accessible and available on a wider range of devices.
Focal also boasts a sleek and intuitive user interface. The app’s design focuses on ease of use, with a clean layout that makes it simple to navigate through the various features and settings. The interface is customizable, allowing users to tailor the app to their preferences and shooting style.
In addition to these features, Focal supports a variety of photo editing tools. Users can crop, rotate, and apply filters to their photos directly within the app. This eliminates the need for third-party editing software, streamlining the process of capturing and sharing high-quality images.
The development of Focal is a testament to CyanogenMod’s commitment to providing a superior user experience. By addressing the shortcomings of stock camera apps and introducing innovative features, Focal sets a new standard for mobile photography on custom ROMs.
As Project Nemesis continues to unfold, we can expect more exciting features and improvements to be revealed. The CyanogenMod team has hinted at additional components that will further enhance the overall user experience. While the specifics remain under wraps, the introduction of Focal sets a promising precedent for what’s to come.
Source Guillaume Lesniak, Phone Arena,
Video Credit Ouverta / YouTube
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