Google Camera Go Update Adds Night Mode to Entry-Level Android Phones

One of the most-loved features of Pixel phones will have to be the Night Mode. Information technology turns your low-calorie-free pictures to await like every bit they were taken during the daytime. This feature has been bachelor in Google Photographic camera for a couple of years now. And today, Google has finally decided to bring a dedicated 'Nighttime Style' to entry-level Android phones via its lightweight Camera Go app.

Camera Become, for those unaware, is a lightweight camera app that Google unveiled for its low-RAM Android phones earlier this year. Information technology brings the company's popular AI camera features to entry-level phones. Camera Go already offered 'Portrait Mode' to users and now, it has started rolling out the Nighttime Mode characteristic, via an update, for enhanced low-calorie-free photography. You no longer need to rely on your phone'due south flash to capture photos in low-light situations.

How does the Night Mode in Camera Get piece of work, y'all ask? Well, Google explains that the photographic camera app captures a burst of photos at different exposures when you tap the shutter button. These photos are then merged to offering you a brighter night-fourth dimension photo. This is like to how the characteristic works on many devices but yous shouldn't confuse information technology with the Night Sight feature on Pixels. Your entry-level phone, with 1GB of RAM, doesn't accept the processing ability and AI smarts to match Dark Sight'due south capabilities.

"Photographic camera Get users with these devices will now be able to take higher quality pictures with brighter and more accurate colors even in low lite environments similar dimly-lit indoor spaces or outdoors at nighttime," says Google in an official weblog mail service.

Also, Google is looking to help improve the picture quality on entry-level phones with the addition of HDR to Camera Become. It is currently in the works, as revealed in the video attached in a higher place, and should scroll out very soon.

There's a catch to using the Night Way feature though. Photographic camera Go, as Google says, is built to work with specific camera modules. And then yeah, it will get-go rolling out to Nokia 1.3 users in 27 countries. Y'all can head to the Play Store and update the app to go the new feature on your smartphone.