Manual in French
Motorola G23: 37 sec max exposure time
Motorola G34: App has been adapted to the device and 37 sec max exposure time
Sony Xperia 1 IV, V and VI: Focus problem fixed
Bug fix Samsung S9 models: JPEG images were black, fixed now

All Google Pixel 9 models: 24 sec max exposure time.
Support for Samsung S6/S7/S8 and Note 5 restored.
Motorola G84 support, app now works smoothly on G84.
Bug fix Huawei P60 Pro: DNG files are now saved correctly.
Bug fix Samsung S22 models with Qualcomm: Pause time was equal to exposure time, has been corrected.
Bug fix Samsung M34: Green tint in the preview with white balance "Auto", has been corrected.
Bug fix internal file browser.
Bug fix entering the number of images.

Implementation of "Google Play's Photo and Video Permissions policy": for phones from Android 14 onwards, only four storage locations can be used and the internal file browser is no longer a universal file browser.
Histogram: has been reprogrammed because it was previously programmed in RenderScript and RenderScript has been marked as "deprecated" since Android 12. The histogram is only written in C++.
The app now also runs if you reject the Bluetooth right. Previously, all rights had to be accepted.
New menu entry in the help menu: "Android 14 and higher"
Samsung Z Flip 6, Fold 6: 210 sec max exposure time
Samsung A35: 600 sec max exposure time
Bugfix Samsung A55: App did not take any pictures, has been fixed. Also from now on 23 sec max exposure time.
Google Pixel 8 / 8 Pro / 8a / Fold: 24 sec max exposure time
Vivo X100 Pro: 43 sec max exposure time
Vivo X100 Ultra: 33 sec max exposure time
Oppo X5: 84 sec max exposure time
Oppo X7 Ultra: 101 sec max exposure time
Bugfix OnePlus 11: RAW was not taken, has been fixed
Bugfix Xiaomi Redmi Note 13: App froze on images with exposure times longer than 1 sec, has been fixed
Bugfix Huawei and Honor: if flats were taken in JPEG format and a pause time of more than 1 sec was used, then no flats were saved. Has been fixed.
Bugfix Sony Xperia 1 III
Various UI bug fixes

New and modern user interface.
High Resolution JPEG(0x100) integrated if supported by the camera sensor.
Support for all Samsung S24 models with 51 sec max exposure time (also on Exynos!). The only problem: DNG files are broken because Samsung switched to DNG 1.6.
Increased exposure times for Nokia XR21 (32 sec), Motorola G13 (38 sec), Samsung M34 5G (60 sec), Samsung A25 5G (30 sec).
Samsung A23 5G (SM-A236): 30 sec max exposure time only works on models with Samsung ISOCELL camera sensor. Long exposure times cannot be offered on models with Hynix HI5021 (so-called B models).
Bug fix Samsung S21 models with Exynos: Green tint because Samsung has switched to DNG 1.6. Has been fixed.
Bug fix Sony Xperia models: White balance doesn't work and the screen went black. Has been fixed.
Bugfix Motorola G50: Long exposure times ddidn't not work, has been fixed.
Fairphone 4: Images were blurry, fixed.
Bug fix Xiaomi Redmi Note 11.

App is now also in French
App adapted to Samsung's OneUI 6
App adapted to Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 4G, Motorola Edge 40, Vivo iQOO Z7 Pro, Motorola G32
Honor: Fixed white balance for some models
Minor bug fixes

Samsung A54: 30 sec max exposure time
Samsung Z Flip 5: 51 sec max exposure time
Samsung Z Fold 5: 51 sec max exposure time
Samsung Tab S9 Ultra, Tab S9 Plus, Tab S9: 51 sec max exposure time
Samsung Tab S7 FE: 120 sec max exposure time
Samsung A42 5G: 71 sec max exposure time
Samsung M33: 30 sec max exposure time
Samsung A24 4G: 20 sec max exposure time
Samsung A23 4G: 49 sec max exposure time
Bug fix Samsung A54, Samsung A23, Google Pixel 7/7 Pro, Motorola G Stylus 5G models 2022 and 2023

App tested on Android 14 Beta (Google Pixel 5): DSC runs fine.
Samsung A34 5G: 20 sec max exposure time (instead of 10 sec)
Samsung A14 5G: 30 seconds (instead of 16 seconds)
Xiaomi Redmi Note 11: 44 sec max exposure time
OnePlus 9: 52 sec max exposure time
Oppo A16: 55 sec max exposure time
Vivo X90 Pro: 43 sec max exposure time
The shutter sound and the end sound are now played with the set volume of the phone.
Bugfix: Fixed star calculator not setting calculated exposure time on some phones
Bugfix: Xiaomi Redmi Note 11, Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G, Huawei P20 (Vodafone, EML-L09), Motorola G52, Motorola G200, Samsung A04s, OnePlus 9

Samsung S23, S23Plus, S23Ultra: 51 sec max shutter speed
Full support of Motorola Edge devices with a maximum exposure time of 32 seconds (or higher)
Motorola Edge 30, 30 Pro: maximum exposure time of 51 seconds
Motorola G40 Fusion: ISO max. 3200 and exposure time max. 55 sec
Samsung S23 Ultra, S23 Plus, S23: 51 sec max exposure time
Samsung F62: maximum exposure time 30 sec
Xiaomi Redmi 10 (2022): Maximum exposure time of 32 seconds
Vivo X90 Pro Plus: maximum exposure time of 43 seconds
Oppo A57: maximum exposure time 37s and Oppo A15: maximum exposure time 55s
Google Pixel 7/7 Pro: Maximum exposure time of 17 seconds
The control bar now has more space on the left and right so that you can make better selections on the telescope with the smartphone holder
Bugfix: Samsung A01: Focus didn't work, default is now Camera2API focus

Support for the new Honor devices (50+) with a maximum exposure time of 30 seconds
Bugfix Samsung A52s 5G, M52 – App now takes pictures as expected
Bugfix for Samsung budget phones with Mediatek chipset (A12, M53): White balance was not displayed correctly in the spinner - has been corrected
Oppo A15: 16 sec max exposure time
Oppo A53: works as expected (32 sec max exposure time)
Bug fix Oppo: X2 Pro, Find X3 Lite, Find X3 Neo

Increased max shutter speed on these Samsung devices/Qualcomm only:
S22, S22 Plus, S22 Ultra: 55 sec
Fold 4, Flip 4: 55 sec
Tab S8, Tab S8 Plus, Tab S8 Ultra: 50 sec
S20 FE 5G (SM-G781): 155 sec
Oppo A55: 37 sec max shutter speed
OnePlus 9 Pro: 52 sec max shutter speed
realme 7 Pro: 60 sec max shutter speed
Bugfix JPEG on Google Pixel 6 / 6 Pro
Bugfixes on OnePlus 9 Pro, Samsung S22 models, Samsung A02s

Extended max shutter speed on lots of devices:
Nokia G10: 170 sec
Motorola Moto G30: 55 sec
Oppo Reno 3: 90 sec
Samsung Note 20 Ultra: 600 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S20 Ultra: 600 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S21 Ultra: 600 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung Note 20: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S20 5G: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S20 Plus: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S21: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung S21 Plus: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung Flip 3: 70 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung Fold 2: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung Fold 3: 130 sec (Qualcomm only)
Samsung M52 5G: 52 sec
Samsung A73: 51 sec
Samsung A33: 30 sec
Samsung S21 FE: 43 sec
DSC is now adapted to Moto G9 and higher.
Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro: several bug fixes
Interval time on a couple of Xiaomi devices between two images was too long, fixed now.
Several bugs fixed regarding grid
When app was set to background and activated again on some phones preview and grid was not refreshed. Works now.
Tested with Android 13 (on Pixel 4) - DSC runs pretty fine on next major Android version.
Beta phase extended until end of 2023.
When updating or installing DSC app update 1.9.3 (or higher) asks for the right to find Bluetooth devices on Android 12 or higher. If you have Android 6 to 11 there is no change.

Timestamp integrated in "Settings" menu. JPEG files can now be time stamped.
Pinpoint star calculator integrated in "Tools" menu.
Custom infinity added. Custom infinity focus value is set via the infinity icon on the app's main page.
Output of crop factor, focal length in full frame and sensor size in the info dialog.
Samsung A53 5G: 30 sec max exposure time (instead of 10 sec).
Samsung S21 FE: 156 sec max exposure time (instead of 30 sec), but only on the U and W models with Qualcomm (USA, Canada), not on Exynos.
Samsung S/Note/A/M models with Android 12 (or higher): Integrated switch to toggle between two focus systems.
Oppo Find X2 Pro: bug fix, app runs fine now and provides 55 sec max shutter speed.
Google Pixel 6/6 Pro: Bugfix: Preview was not updated under certain conditions, has been fixed.
Improvements for Vivo smartphones: Supported exposure times are now recognized more extensively.

Samsung S22 Ultra, S22 Plus, S22: full compatability (30 sec max shutter speed)
Xiaomi Poco M3, Redmi 9T: app runs now on these devices
Bugfixes on OnePlus 8 Pro and higher, OnePlus N10, realme 5 Pro, Oppo Find X3 Lite
Minor Bugfixes

Two new noise reduction algorithms for JPEG integrated (3X3 Mean, 5X5 Mean)
If a wired headset is used, the "answer/hang up calls" button can be used to start/stop imaging session and +/- buttons can be used to focus
Samsung A52 4G (SM-A525): 600 sec max shutter speed
Samsung A52s: 52 sec max shutter speed
Samsung A51 5G (SM-A516): 22 sec max shutter speed
Oppo Find X3 Lite: 183 sec max shutter speed
realme C21: 60 sec max shutter speed
Nokia XR20: 32 sec max shutter speed
Asus Zenfone 8: 40 sec max shutter speed
Xiaomi Mi11T Pro, Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G NE and Redmi 10 32 sec max shutter speed
Google Pixel 6/6 Pro: 17 sec max shutter speed
Bugfixes: Oppo Find X3 Lite, LG G7, Huawei Y7p, Huawei P40 Lite E, Samsung A models

realme 8 Pro: 43 sec max exposure time instead of 32 sec
LG Velvet 4G / 5G with 20 sec max exposure time
Vivo Y15: 60 sec max shutter speed
Vivo Y51A: 32 sec max shutter speed
Samsung A52s: 52 sec max shutter speed
Bugfix Huawei Mate 40 Pro / EMUI 11: App hung after the first picture, works again
Bugfix Huawei P Smart Pro / Y9 Prime / Honor 9C: Images contained incorrect image information in earlier app versions. Pictures are now correct.
Bugfix Sony Xperia 1/5/10: App hung after the first picture, works again.
Bugfix: JPEG images are rotated to portrait mode.

App and manual in Italian and Spanish
Minor bugfixes

Live Histogram and histogramm of images integrated
Hot pixel removal
Edge mode (sharpness)
App adjusted to Pixel 4a (5G)
App adjusted to OnePlus 8/Nord and higher
App adjusted to realme 5 Pro
Samsung A52 5G (SM-A526) and A80 (SM-A805): 75 sec max shutter speed
OnePlus 8 Pro: 55 sec max shutter speed (instead of 30 sec)
realme 5 Pro: 27 sec max shutter speed (instead of 16 sec)
Bugfix: unstable focus and not working RAW format fixed on specific Huawei devices (P20 lite, P30 lite). Fixed now.
Bugfix: external Bluetooth controller was not correct detected on specific phones (OnePlus 8 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro). Fixed now.
App tested with Android 12: runs pretty fine so far
Beta-Phase extended until 2022-12-31

Samsung M51: extended shutter speed 71 sec
Samsung A52, A72: extended shutter speed 75 sec
Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite/Pro: extended shutter speed 34 sec
Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro: shutter speed 30 sec
Vivo S1 Pro: extended shutter speed 30 sec
New entry in Help menu: Android 11
Bugfix Xiaomi Redmi 9
Bugfix Google Pixel 5
Bugfix Samsung S10 and higher: zoom didn't work on Android 11/One UI 3, fixed now
App tested with Android 12 / Beta 1: runs pretty fine so far

Samsung A70: 106 sec max shutter speed.
Samsung Note 10 Lite: 7 sec max shutter speed.
realme 3: 23 sec max shutter speed.
Status bar at the top is disabled in night mode
Interval time 0 sec is now the default after first installation (not available on Samsung S6/7/8 and Note5/8).
Interval time 1 sec ... 4 sec works now on every phone.
Bugfix Huawei Mate 20 Pro/LYA-AL10: app took dark images - fixed now.
Bugfix Huawei Nova 7i: Focus problem fixed.
Bugfix LG G8/US models only: 1 sec viewfinder bug fixed.
Bugfix: When editing text in night mode (f.i. in "Report your phone") a white rectangle pops up - fixed.

External Bluetooth controller can now start/stop the imaging session without touching the phone.
Countdown progress bar integrated which counts the seconds down during imaging session.
Delay progress bar integrated which counts the seconds down when a delay before the first image is set.
Interval time progress bar integrated which counts the seconds down during the interval time.
Google Pixel devices: extended max shutter speed of 32 sec on Pixel 4/5 and 10 sec on Pixel 3/1 integrated.
Motorola One device: full support added and max shutter speed of 32 sec or 36 sec are available.
When switching from Bias to Lights, Darks, Flats, Darks+Bias exposure time spinner in control bar shows automatically the last selected shutter speed of Light frames.
Internal file browser improved: internal file browser performance is much more better and deleting is much more faster.
Shutter speed of viewfinder (left red slider): if the phone supports a shutter speed faster then 1 sec the maximum value on the slider is max shutter speed and not 1 sec. That was confusing in the past.
Bugfix Samsung/Android 11: on some models (f.i. S20+) the app didn't take images due to the Android 11 update. Fixed.
Bugfix Samsung A51, M31: App crashed after touching shutter button. Fixed, app runs on A51 and M31 like expected.
Bugfix Google Pixel 4,5: when white balance is set to Auto the images had a green tint. Fixed.

Live view in viewfinder is not streched anymore and pays attention to aspect of ratio of supported resolutions by camera sensor
Extended max shutter speed of 59 sec on Xiaomi Redmi 9 and Redmi Note 9
Extended max shutter speed of 40 sec on realme C2, C3, C3i, C15 and 60 sec on realme 3 Pro, Narzo 20
Extended max shutter speed of 20 sec on Meizu Note 9
New option "Create image thumbnail" in "Settings" menu
Burst shot mode / interval time 0 sec is stabilized on lots of devices
Burst shot mode / interval time 0 sec activated now for Samsung A models
Bugfix Huawei P40 lite: Focus issue solved
Bugfix Honor 20 lite: Didn't take images in last update, fixed now
Bugfix Samsung A7, A8 and other A models: After the first image app was resetted and stopped taking picture, fixed now
Bugfix OnePlus 6 and 6T: Live view in viewfinder was not restored in last udpate, fixed now.
Bugfix Google Pixel 4 and 5: Green tint in live view corrected; Problem regarding taking images fixed

Interval time 0 sec ("Burst Shot Mode") implemented (not available for Legacy devices, Samsung S6-8, Note5-8, J and some A models)
Internal file browser: zoom in the images is now possible
Internal file browser: Delete function implemented
Internal file browser: universal nivigation implemented
Default Icon right ro shutter button integrated
LG G8s, OnePlus 6T: now 30 sec shutter speed available
Extended support for OnePlus Nord, Oppo A9, realme C3, C2, Vivo IQOO 3 integrated
New exposure times 3.2, 2.5, 1.6, 1.3 sec added
Shutter sound and end sound can be activated/deactivated independently
LG G7: 1 sec bug fixed
after first installation shutter speed of viewfinder is set to 1/10 sec by default
Playing sounds are improved du to the switch from MediaPlayer to SoundPool
Beta phase extended until 30.06.2021

Beta phase extended until 31.12.2020
App tested with Android 11 Beta 1/2: App runs on Android 11 so far (tested with Google Pixel 2 XL)
Improvement: on Huawei P20 Pro, Mate 20 Pro interval time can be 5 sec instead of 20 sec
Improvement: on Nokia 7.2 max shutter speed can be 20 sec (Android 9: 32 sec).
New: Samsung S9, S10, Note 9, Note 10, Huawei P40 Pro: variable aperture integrated.
New: Huawei P40 Pro: variable focal length integrated.
New: ISO Spinner contains the entry "Preview" which uses the ISO value from the viewfinder
New: During startup the app presents a dialog when max shutter speed is faster then 1 sec. This is not suiteable for astrophotography and deep sky.
New: Menu "Supported devices": modell number is shown when available (f.i SM-G950F)
New: "Info" dialog: on Xioami devices the device name is shown (f.i. Begonia)
Improvement: Preview exposure time is displayed in a common format (f.i. 1/50 s)
Improvement LG and Google Pixel: JPEGs has been taken with a lower resultion - now its the maximum resultion possible.
Improvement: After pressing shutter button in daylight mode the button is set to red (same as in night mode).
Improvement: When setting exposure time to "Auto" ISO is set also to "Auto".
Improvement: Displaying exposure time and ISO of view finder is rearranged.
Bugfix: the app didn't take images on Huawei P40 Pro, P40 - fixed now.
Bugfix Samsung S6/S7/S8, Note 5: When pressing on exposure time slider immediately after start the app chrashed - fixed now.
Bugfix Samsung S9 and higher: The viewfinder seems to "jump" between two images - fixed now.

Grid integrated (Android 8 and higher).
Internal file browser contains sorting.
Focus can be locked/unlocked.
Zoom function works also for images.
Info dialog and supported phones: now you can see the CPU of the device.
Supported phones: now you can see the number of supported phones and the date/time of the last update in the database.
Bugfix: when setting exposure time of preview to Auto, it was not possible to change the number of frames. Fixed now.
Bugfix: when display goes off and you turn display on the app crashes under specific circumstances. Fixed now.
Bugfix Xioami: when setting exposure time of viewfinder to 1 sec the app didn't take images. Fixed now.
Bugfix Samsung: the images had a green layer on some A models, fixed now.
Beta phase extended until 30.09.2020

Huge Samsung update: App supports now max shutter speed
30 sec on Android 10: S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S10, S10+, S10e, Note 10, Note 10+, Z Flip
10 sec on Android 9: S10, S10+, S9, S9+, Note 9, Fold.
Bugfix: Imaging session stops now when app is set into background
Bugfix Huawei: setting white balance is corrected now
Bugfix Honor View 20: App did not save RAW files, fixed now
Bugfix Xiaomi: setting white balance improved on devices with MediaTek chipset (f.i. Redmi Note 8 Pro)

Beta phase extended until 30.06.2020
Bugfix: app crash during start when pressing volume +/- buttons - fixed now
Bugfix Honor 8A, Huawei Y5: Images were not saved - fixed now
Bugfix Xioami devices: app crash after taken hundrets of images - fixed now
Bugfix Oppo A5, Realme 2 Pro: App crash during writing DNG file - error is processed now (similar to Umidigi F1)
Extended experimental support for Meizu 16

Fix OnePlus 7 devices: interval time can now be set to 5 sec instead of 90 sec

Hotfix Huawei P20 Pro, Mate 20 Pro: problem of dark files finally solved

Hotfix Xiaomi Pocophone: App crashed during startup, fixed.

Beta phase extended until 31.03.2020
Synchronisation of the exposure time of the live view with exposure time of the images
Time range of the slider for exposure time of live view can be changed (0-1s, 0-1/10s, 0-1/100s, 0-1/1000s, 0-10000s)
Exposure times 1/1.3s and 1/1.6s added
Manual in Englisch and German added, in PDF Format and within the app (no internet connection needed)
Volume +/- buttons can be used to finer focus
Link to YouTube channel DeepSkyCamera integrated
Privacy policy integrated
Whitebalance on Samsung S6 and higher integrated
Bugfix Huawei Mate 20 Pro / LYA-L09: Problem regarding dark files fixed
Bugfix Huawei, Honor: Since EMUI 9.1 the list with values for whitebalance was empty and only "Auto" was available. Fixed.
Bugfix Xioami: the navigationbar at trhe bottom of the phone was white in night mode. Fixed, it's now dark
Bugfix Xioami: on rooted devices AI functions are not available

UI and app menu renovated and modernized
A progress bar pops up when taking pictures and the session runs
Improvements for LG: on newer devices(G7, G8, V40, V50) you can set max shutter speed to 30sec and max ISO to 3200
Improvements for Xiaomi: due to enabled AI functions pics of the night sky has not been taken. AI functions are disabled. Capturing images work without problems.
Settings menu: new option: the last picture taken can be shown/not shown as an icon on the main page of the app (useful for small devices with less RAM).
Added a progress bar when displaying images (JPG, DNG)
White balance: "Auto" and a manual value is possible (not available on Samsung devices)
Interval time: value of 0 sec is not possible anymore, because it caused too many problems on too many smartphones
Numbers of frames: value of 0 frames is not possible anymore. It does not make sense to take 0 pictures with the app.
New type "Darks+Bias": after taking dark frames the app switches automatically to bias frames and takes the same number of pics with the fastest shutter speed.
Added link to the Facebook group for this app as well as to Instagram
Bugfix Huawei P20 Pro model number CLT-L09: fixed the issue regarding dark images (has been fixed for CLT-L29 earlier)
Bugfix Smasung S8: Preview ISO was always 50, now its the selected value from the settings menu
Bugfix Samsung S6/S7/S8: customized file name pattern did not work, fixed now
Bugfix Samsung S6/S7/S8: Icon did not rotate by 90 degrees, fixed now
Bugfix Samsung S6/S7/S8: the file name of an image has not been written to the log file, fixed now
Bugfix: when the exposure time was faster than 1sec the value of the exposure time was not human readable in the log file. Now its a human readable value.

Beta phase extended until 31.12.2019
App runs under Android Q/10 (tested with Google Pixel 3)
Integrated noise reduction function (Settings menu) which reduces noise automatically (not available on Huawei, Honor, Samsung S6/S7/S8 devices)
Filenames can be set with a customized file name pattern (e.g. IMG_0450.jpg) (see Settings menu)
New action integrated what the app should do after the imaging session: exit app, shutdown phone, do nothing(see Settings menu)
Added an icon to the main page which shows the latest picture taken. Click on the icon and the app jumps directly to the images in the file path
Improvements for Xioami devices: interval time between two pics can now set to 5 sec instead of 70 sec
Integrated a logging for the imaging session (see Settings menu). The name of the log file is: deepskycamera_log.txt
Optical Image Stablization (OIS) deactivated, because this function is not necessary for astrophotography
Bugfix Samsung A50, A20 and other Ax0 devices
Bugfix Huawei P20 Pro, Mate 20 Pro: After pressing stop button the imaging session did not stop. Fixed now
Bugfix: app crashed when pressing Start/Stop button too often -> fixed now

Beta phase extended until 01.09.2019
Huawei: problem regarding dark files on P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro fixed.
Huawei: added faster exposure times (faster than 1/4000s)
Bugfix Samsung A6 plus
Start button and Stop button are the same button now
Dialogs at startup with hints for Huawei, OnePlus, Samsung, Legacy and Xiaomi added
Menu restructered, new menu Help
Hints, Focus help and New in this version: text and description are now in the app integrated, no external website is loaded anymore

Added extrem fast exposure times (e.g. 1/100000s), if phone supports that
Slightly adjustments on max exposure time on some devices (e.g. Xiaomi Pocophone: 35s instead of 36s)
When selecting BIAS you see the fastest exposure time (e.g. 1/70000s) instead of 0
"Pause" renamed to "Interval"
Longer interval times added (70s,80s,90s)
Seekbars on main screen are always in red, also in daylight mode
Code improvements when playing back audio files

Support of so called legacy devices. These are phones without RAW support. For these phones DeepSkyCamera app provides only JPEG, auto exposure time, auto ISO and autofocus. Legacy devices are Nokia 3, Elephone S7, LG K500, Moto G4 Play etc.
App provides shorter exposure times (down to 0,01s = 1/100s), great for moon shots!
Images can be stored and added to the gallery.
Bug fix: App runs now on Samsung S10, Samsung Galaxy Fold, Samsung J5 (2017).

Huge update:
manual focus (not Samsung S6/S7/S8/Note 5)
zoom function for the preview (not on Samsung S6/S7/S8/Note 5)
manual exposure time for the preview
menu "Settings": three new options "Infinity", "Hyperfocal", "Manual". Option "Hyperfocal" not on Huawei and Samsung S6/S7/S8/Note 5
a sound will be played after each image(can be activated or deactivated in menu "Settings")
new menu item "Focus help" with explanations regarding focussing and how to get the correct focus
beta phase extended until 1st of July 2019
lots of minor bug fixes for various phones (e.g. Samsung J7, Huawei Y6, Huawei P20 Pro,...)

Hotfix for Huawei P20 Pro and Huawei Mate 20 Pro - app crashed with Android 9. Thats now fixed :-)

New menu item "Report your device"
More pause breaks added: 60,55,50,45,40,35 s
Settings: Added a delay before the first pic
Auto exposure time added (not for: Samsung S6,S7,S8,Note5)
Supported devices: close button removed
Supported devices: the actionbar remains blue when switching to night mode - fixed
Supported devices: reload the supported devices with the wish gesture from top to bottom
Minor bug fixes for: LG Stylo 3 Plus, P20 lite, Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1, Pixel, Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Sony XZ Premium, Xiaomi Redmi Note 5

Beta phase extended until 1st April 2019
Daylight and night mode integrated
App adjusted to Honor View 10
The menu upper right is disabled when taking pictures. The menu is visible when pressing STOP or when the imaging session ends
The preview is visible after pressing STOP
All settings are stored on the device. The stored settings are used when restarting the app
JSON file for storing the settings is not necessary anymore
Fixed a bug under Android 6: the app crashed on some specific devices (e.g. LG G4) when returning from the menu to the main screen

Settings menu improved: you can choose the path where to store the images.
Preview uses the "auto" setting to adjust exposure time.
Display can always be on (Huawei P).
For every device: added exposure times 0.1s to 0.9s (if supported)
Huawei P: solved minor focusing issues
Fix for Sony and Samsung: on some devices the app used always maximum exposure time, now its correct.

This is a huge update with lots of improvements:
Samsung: App provides 10 sec max exposure time on Samsung S6, S7, S8, Note 5 and Tab! This does not affect the devices Samsung S9, Note 9 and Note 8. An update for these phones comes later.
Runs on Android One (tested with Nokia 6.1)
App adjusted to OnePlus, Sony Xperia and Nokia devices.
Exposure time was rounded up to 1 sec in the past when a device provides an exposure time of under 1 sec (e.g. Nokia which provides 0.6sec max exposure time). Since this update the exposure time is not rounded up anymore and the spinner shows the real maximum exposure time.
Added exposure times from 0.1 sec to 0.9 sec for devices which does support longer exposure times than 1 sec.

Huawei P20 Pro: supports now RAW and RAW+JPEG with maximum resolution.
New menu "New in this version".
Width of ISO spinner will be automatically enhanced when ISO is equal or greater than 10000.

Pause break ist set to 15sec by default.
JPEG files are stored with 100 % of quality
Bug fix: preview size is a litte bit smaller due to some problems with Google Nexus 6P and Asus
Some adjustment made to Asus Zenfone Zoom
Changing the font in Android doesn't affect the GUI of the app anymore

Bug fixed: app crashed under specific circumstances when calling menu entry 'Supported Devices'

Tested and run with Android 9 (device: Google Pixel)
ISO: spinner enhanced. Provides now more ISO values
Bug fix: catching an error when pressing fast STOP and START again
Devices, which run in LEGACY mode, do not provide manual settings accoriding to Camera2API (ISO, exposure time, RAW). These LEGACY devices can not use the app anymore (e.g. HTC One M9, Xiaomi Mi5)

Examine the LIMITED mode on some devices (Asus Zenfone, Huawei Nexus 6P)
App runs always in PORTRAIT mode
Various minor bug fixes

Maxmimum number of images set to 9999.br/> When choosing BIAS the spinner shows 0 seconds - means that the shortest exposure time is choosenbr/> Fix a bug which crashed the app on Huawei P br/> Extended the pause time up to 15 sec (for Huawei P9, P20 lite)

Fixed compatability to various devices. Runs on most of the Huawei devices, Google Pixel, Samsung S, LG G.
Supports also JPEG when the device does not support RAW.