Paper Camera, one of the most successful camera apps on the Android Market, got an update to version 2.0 today. You may remember our preview of version 2.0 earlier this month, 2.0 being the update which promised to add video capability to the already awesome app. Well, JFDP Labs LTD has made good on that promise, and thrown in a few other tweaks as well.

At the moment, only the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy SII, Galaxy Note, Droid 3, and Transformer Prime have official video support, but JFDP advises that other devices "might have some degree of support."

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Besides added video capabilities, Paper Camera has also received support for Android Beam, allowing users to transfer images seamlessly between devices powered by Ice Cream Sandwich. Paper Camera also stores photos and videos in separate folders now, adding a bit of organization to your novelty gallery.

If you're already a fan of Paper Camera, just click below and grab the update. If you haven't experienced the fun of Paper Camera yet, though, it's definitely worth checking out, and is well worth its $1.99 price point.

Thanks, Wayne!