AngleCam Pro – Camera with pitch & azimuth angles 5.6 Apk for Android

Introduction to AngleCam

AngleCam is a scientific camera application that integrates GPS information, including latitude, longitude, altitude, and accuracy. It also captures pitch angles and azimuth angles. Users can leave messages and compile all relevant information into a photograph.

For detailed information, please refer to the following document:

AngleCam Introduction Document

Differences Between AngleCam Lite and AngleCam Pro

• Price: AngleCam Lite is a free application, while AngleCam Pro is a paid version.


• Watermark: AngleCam Lite includes a "Powered by AngleCam" watermark in the bottom right corner of photographs.


• Photo Size: AngleCam Lite supports a maximum photo size of 2048x1536 pixels; AngleCam Pro has no size limit.


• Original Photo Storage: AngleCam Lite cannot store original photos. (No text photos; 2x storage time)


• Comment Columns: AngleCam Lite allows 3 columns of comments, while AngleCam Pro supports 10 columns.


• Comment History: AngleCam Lite retains the last 10 comments; AngleCam Pro keeps the last 30 comments.


• Watermark Options: AngleCam Pro can use text watermarks, graphic watermarks, and a graphic central point.


• Font Import: AngleCam Pro allows importing of user-defined font files.


• Ads: AngleCam Pro is ad-free.

Installation Requirements

Note: If you are unable to install this application, it may be due to your mobile device lacking an accelerometer sensor or a magnetometer sensor. You might be interested in another application called NoteCam. However, please note that NoteCam does not include pitch angle information, azimuth angle information, or a horizontal line.

Troubleshooting GPS Coordinates Issues

If you encounter problems with GPS coordinates, please consider the following:

• Unable to Capture Coordinates: This issue is related to the mobile phone and not the application.


• Slow Positioning Speed: This is also a mobile phone issue and relates to the positioning method, not the app.


• Cannot Capture Altitude: This is related to the positioning method. Network positioning may not provide altitude values.


• Poor Accuracy: This is tied to the positioning method. Understand that Android provides an "accuracy" value because the coordinates may be inaccurate; large values can be normal.

Positioning Methods

1. Network Positioning (Indoor): A-GPS, which may have large accuracy values. If the value is less than 3000m, the accuracy is considered normal.


2. Satellite Positioning (Outdoor): Satellite GPS, which should have smaller accuracy values. If the value is less than 300m, the accuracy is considered normal.

For further information, please read How GPS Works on My Phone.