Zoom Camera 100x: Moon Photos

Moon is a simple zoom camera for your Android phone. Zoom up to 100x to bring the moon, birds, buildings and faraway signs closer, tap to focus, and save the photo straight to your gallery. Free features • Zoom up to 100x. Moon uses your phone camera's own zoom first, up to its limit (for example 8x on some phones), then digital zoom takes you the rest of the way. • Pinch to zoom, or jump to a zoom preset with one tap. Reset to 1x for a wider view. • Tap to focus on the subject you want. • Composition grid to help you line up the shot. • Flashlight on supported phones. • Photos are saved to your gallery in Pictures/UltraZoom. • Works offline. No account and no sign-up. Pro features for the moon and long-distance shots Pro removes ads and adds these tools: • Moon mode: one tap lowers the exposure and sets focus to infinity, so the bright moon isn't blown out into a white circle. • Manual exposure slider for scenes that are too bright or too dark. • Self-timer (3 s or 10 s), so pressing the shutter doesn't shake a zoomed shot. • HD photos at the highest resolution your camera offers to apps. • Sharpening for digitally zoomed photos, for crisper edges. • Zoom video: record video and zoom while you film, up to your camera's hardware zoom limit. Want to try first? Watch a short ad to use all Pro tools for 30 minutes. Pro is available as a weekly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices and any free trial are shown in the app before you pay, and you can cancel a subscription at any time in Google Play. Tips for zoomed photos • Rest your phone on something steady, or use a small tripod. • Use the self-timer so your finger doesn't move the phone. • Start wide, centre the subject, then zoom in step by step. • Good light helps. For the moon, try Moon mode or tap the moon to focus. Good to know Zooming beyond your phone camera's own range crops and enlarges the picture, so fine detail decreases at high zoom. Moon needs camera access. On older Android versions it also asks for storage permission to save photos. Photos are processed on your phone and saved on your device. The free version shows ads, which need an internet connection. Questions, or a phone model that doesn't work well? Email us from this page and we'll take a look.

What's new in 1.1.3 • Clearer Pro plans: see the trial length, your first charge date and the monthly price before you start. • Lifetime now sits right next to yearly: pay once, no subscription. • If a renewal payment fails, the app now tells you and takes you straight to Google Play to fix it. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.