/p/ is too slow or full of snobs to answer, so I come to you,

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/p/ is too slow or full of snobs to answer, so I come to you, /g/.

I'm not a photographer, just a normie who takes photos with my phone here and there. BUT...there's one thing I find lacking nowadays.

I had a couple of Fujifilm cameras (3.2 mp, 5 mp) back in the day. They both had a great feature, where it would take a photo both with and without flash at the same time. As a non-photographer, I never know when to use flash and when not to (let alone modes and manual tweaking etc). I always have to guess, and I get it wrong half the time. Or I have to take one, and then switch the flash mode and take the other, etc etc. Not convenient, esp when taking photos of friends and family, or a quick snap is needed (a nice cat momentarily wandering into my garden). Taking both automatically and then choosing which ones I prefer at my own leisure would be much more convenient.

So...is there any camera app these days that offers such a feature (on Android)? Or if not a Play Store-available app, then does any phone manufacturer make their own exclusive camera app with the feature? I'd make that my next phone. Thanks.