Ok, since maybe Google people will be looking at this:<p>I have a Nexus 5x. The Google camera app recently, finally, received a revision that fixed some significant bugs, e.g. crashing on "zoom out".<p>It also introduced ISO offset/adjustment. However, the widget to make that adjustment appears only briefly, at the top of the screen, immediately after touching the screen -- to set a metering point or to zoom. This makes that control both difficult to trigger, at the top of the screen, and difficult to use with its small scale and position that leaves one's finger obscuring the readout. On my 5x with a Pleson glass screen protector, the resulting value also tends to jump a bit as my finger is removed (1). Finally, the setting only remains for a matter of seconds, until the app clears any custom (i.e. via touch point) metering setting (2).<p>I like to adjust the ISO offset setting until I get the exposure I'm after on the screen. I wish the control was easier and always available to trigger, easier to use, and that the value set would persist at least until the shot is taken and preferably, or optionally, until it is manually changed back.<p>You finally gave me ISO offset control -- thank you! But the control is difficult to the point where I mostly don't even try to use it.<p>The app update also introduced a widget along the right side that displays an ungradated meter of (digital) zoom level. Beyond seeing the relative zoom setting, this control doesn't really do much that I find useful. (Actually, sometimes I find myself waiting for it to clear so that I can see my composition better.)<p>That widget position on the right side would be the perfect place to optionally display a touchable ISO offset scale. More real estate, making fine adjustments easier. Finger not in the way of seeing both the values and the shot, while adjusting it.<p>If not by default, then maybe something that could be selected in the options?<p>Friends really like my photos from the Nexus 5x. I'd love to have more-better controls when composing them. Thanks.<p>--<p>1. My zoom level can similarly jump a bit when I lift my fingers from the screen. I assume this is because of the screen protector, as opposed to the underlying phone/app, and have come to live with it as the price for the screen protection. The jump in ISO offset, maybe because of the small size of its widget as well as its placement, is harder to control.<p>2. This momentary clearing was already happening before the app update. I like to take my time composing my shot, and this clearing already made doing so somewhat frustrating at times.