[Windows Phone app] OneShot updated (4.0) with high-resolution support and voice control

OneShot for Windows Phone has been updated to version 4.0 with some new features and improvements. OneShot is a professional mobile camera app based on Nokia's imaging SDK. It offers a series of filters which you can use to capture professional photos.

You can download the update directly on your device through the Windows Phone Store. You can also download the app and find out whats new after the break

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Price	FREE
Requirements	Windows Phone 8

Press the Search button on your Windows Phone, tap Vision  and then scan the following barcode by pointing your device camera toward it

OneShot for Windows Phone version 4.0 has the following new features and improvements:

• OneShot now supports the full capabilities of the Lumia 1020 and 1520's high-megapixel PureView cameras. 38MP and 20MP photos can be taken in three available aspect ratios (4:3, 16:9, 1:1).
• The JPEG compression level can be set to Low, Medium, and High. The default compression level has been decreased for better photo quality as well.
• The app now supports voice commands, but only in English for the time being. Users can enable voice control from the menu and shoot photos by saying "Take picture!" or "Take photo!" A prerequisite to this feature is checking "Enable Speech Recognition service" in Windows Phone's settings menu.
• Photos can be tagged with the exact location they were taken at, using coordinates from the phone's GPS system. This feature can be turned on or off according to your preference.
• A new "favorite" button has been added. It switches between the current capture mode and macro photo mode

source - WMPowerUser