Open TeleScope VR

Open TeleScope VR is a VR-based accessibility app designed for people with low vision. It lets you use your Android smartphone as digital binocular telescope, making it easier to read whiteboards, blackboards, slides, and presentations during lectures, conferences, and meetings.
Your phone needs to be mounted in an open-front VR-headset and connected to an external keyboard, mouse or gamepad, that can be used to control zoom levels (using up/down arrow keys or mouse scroll-wheel), color filters (using right-left arrow keys or mouse right-click) or to change the selected lens (using Enter key or mouse middle-click). The app features custom digital zoom boost settings, and supports access to the telephoto lens (on supported hardware)

Requirements:
1. Required: An open-front VR headset that leaves your phone's rear camera uncovered.
2. Required: A connected Bluetooth or USB keyboard, mouse, or gamepad.
3. Recommended: A smartphone with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) for a steadier view and reduced eye strain.

Open TeleScope VR is a free, open-source project and a modified fork of Open Camera. Sincere thanks to Mark Harman for creating Open Camera, releasing it under an open-source license and making accessibility adaptations like this possible.

Recent changes:
bug fixes