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It varies from phone to phone, but generally in your camera settings you can set a destination. If that's not an option, you can try something more creative with an app such as tasker to have it automatically move pictures that your camera adds to its folder to a different folder on the SD card. If your stock camera app doesn't let you though, there are ...
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Here's how I did it
Go into Camera as if you were taking a picture
Go into Settings (gear) on top left
Scroll down to Storage
Change to Memory Card
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Just in case you haven't found the setting for this, I stumbled upon it tonight on my 4.2.1 phone. I'd previously set it without realising (only just made the move over to Android) and after removing my SD card the other day, I found after I re-inserted it into the phone it would only save to the internal flash memory... I couldn't for the life of me figure ...
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Yes, the interface that applications use to access the camera does offer the raw image data to the application, so a 3rd party app can offer more control over image compression, white balance, and so on.
In addition, many quality improvements are achievable through software alone, whether by controlling the camera better or post-processing. Examples ...
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The built-in camera app (on vanilla Android and every other device I've personally seen) doesn't support this. The flash will only come on as the picture is being taken, and you cannot set it to provide continuous light when taking a picture.
There are two potential options, depending somewhat on the version of Android you're using. One option would be to ...
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I just did a test and got it to work. Thanks to Trebor Rude for the clue.
You need to save your Camera Zoom FX photos to the same place as the default camera. You'll end up with the untouched photo as well as the photo with the applied effects in your Instant Upload on Google+.
To change where Camera Zoom FX saves its photos...
Choose Settings | All ...
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You could consider using an app locker, e.g. Smart AppLock (App Protector). Photos are taken by the camera app, regardless of whether you invoke it from the app drawer, a shortcut, widget, or via pressing the camera button. So if you lock the camera app (and the playstore app, so the user doesn't simply install an alternative camera app -- also make sure to ...
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i would recommend you to download some camera manipulation app like Vintage Camera by Fine Droid Devs
though it would have been better if you had mentioned your device.
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