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Added a visible scrollbar on long lists; minor UI polish.
Stacks 8-16 frames in software to cut noise in the dark. Keeps the original.
Night Mode Camera stacks up to 16 frames from one shutter press and aligns + averages them in software to cut noise in dark scenes — on any phone with a camera, no tripod needed. It keeps the single original frame too, so you can compare before and after. This is a frame-stacking camera app, not a sensor long exposure. 🌙 Real multi-frame stacking One shutter press captures up to 16 consecutive frames, aligns them for hand shake, and blends them with a motion-aware weight. Moving things fade instead of ghosting into streaks. 📊 A motion meter picks the count Hold the phone steady and the ring turns green and stacks 16 frames; a little shake drops it to 12; real movement drops it to 8. You can also lock the count to 8, 12, or 16 yourself. 🔍 See what was stacked The result screen shows exactly how many frames were used and how many were rejected for being too different — no black box, no guessing. ↔️ Before and after, honestly A split slider compares the single original frame against the stacked result at the same brightness, with a 100% zoom to check detail. A shadow boost toggle is applied equally to both sides. 💾 Keep the original too Saves the stacked photo and, if you want, the original single frame right next to it in your gallery — compare anytime. Output is Full HD, matching this camera's live stream. 🚫 No ads while you shoot No ad ever appears while capturing, processing, or reviewing a result. A single small banner sits on the camera screen only. 🔒 Private and offline No account, no internet connection needed, no photo ever leaves your phone. The only permission asked is the camera. 🎁 Free, one optional upgrade Everything above is free, supported by a small banner and an occasional ad between shots. A one-time purchase removes ads forever — it is not a subscription, and it never changes the photo quality.
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