The f-camera and Almalance cameras are not as sleek and efficient as the native/CSSU UIs. I have found they're overkill for day to day use. Furthermore, controlling exposure and colour is still quite limited even with the extended cameras.
I was hoping for a something like a slightly more accurate/useable feature similar to the white-balance correction, as well as something like the B setting most SLRs have. It would be genius if something could be lifted from Meego for this, now I know the relevant functions are in fact in sealed binaries.

Re: colour correction
Is there an intrinsic fault with the light sensor that favours shorter wavelength light, thus reducing the amount of red in the image? Or does the image pipeline cull the bpp to suit the screen, or something else that reduces quality? Is it a hardware or software porblem?
I ask because I might see whether I can knock up a lightweight post-process tool to enrich the red values, which might be less workable if the image is RGB565 or reduced in some other way.