To recall, the Realme 7 packs a quad rear camera setup of a 64-megapixels + an 8-megapixels + dual 2-megapixels lens with PDAF, HDR, Panorama, etc. While the front packs a 16-megapixels selfie camera with HDR mode, etc. Talking about the Realme 7 Pro variant, it also packs the same quad-camera setup at the backside. But the front has a 32-megapixels selfie camera with gyro-EIS, HDR, Panorama support. Surprisingly, the Realme 7 series cameras are quite good in terms of the price segment. However, every time the higher megapixels count in the smartphone camera lens won’t come in handy due to the plenty of reasons. Most importantly, even if you have a good quality lower megapixels lens with an optimized plus powerful AI image processing algorithm on the camera app then the camera samples will turn out stunning. And the same applies to the Google Camera app.
Google Camera – Overview
Google Camera doesn’t need any introduction to mobile photography lovers and especially those who are using a budget category Android device and uses the GCam app. The latest version of GCam 7.4 brings some of the improvements and stability features like 8x camera zoom for video recording, resolution changing toggle in the viewfinder, etc. By far, it’s one of the best third-party camera apps for the non-Pixel Android devices.
You can easily install the latest Gcam 7.4 on your Realme 7/7 Pro handset. Now, talking about the features of the stable Gcam version, it has Portrait mode with focus slider, Google Lens, Night Sight mode, Video Stabilization, Slow Motion, PhotoSphere, HDR+ enhanced, RAW image file support, and more. Additionally, the Gcam app comes with the advanced settings that offer plenty of developer options and other customizations that users can play with according to their personal preference.
Realme 7 and 7 Pro: Download Google Camera [Best Gcam 7.4]
GCam_7.3.018_Urnyx05-v2.1_Wichaya_V2.7.3.apk
Steps to Install Gcam APK
Additionally, you can tweak some settings in the Gcam app to use the best out of it.
Once you launch the GCam app, turn on the HDR+ enhanced mode. Next, head over to the in-app Settings menu > Advanced > Auxiliary Camera > Turn it on > Enable 2nd and 3rd Lens (Wide & Telephoto). Go back to the main Settings menu and head over to the Advanced option > Disable Zoom in Portrait mode. Close the app and re-launch it.
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