Google's camera (also known as Google Camera or GCam) is one of the most popular camera apps in the Android world. Its software post-processing has made thousands of users choose to use this camera application before the one that comes on their mobile phone. That is why the news is always well received. And this time we already have the information about the Google Camera v7.1, do you want to know everything it offers?
We already have information about what we will see in version 7.1 of the Google Camera on the Pixel, in fact, we can already download it from APK Mirror. And it is based a lot on the social, on the ability to instantly share our photos. Something of the most interesting and that now we will see how it works.
Google Camera v7.1. Social Share and more
Version 7.0 already offered big changes to the application. Being able to focus to infinity in night mode, an option focused on astrophotography. A type of photography that until now was unthinkable on a mobile phone. And now that you can create great compositions at any time of the day with your phone's camera… How about you share it?
There are some aesthetic changes that we already saw in version 7.0 and some nomenclature changes that we see in this version, such as the names of the aspect ratios, for example, which have become wide crop for 16: 9 ("wide crop" translated literally, because with 16: 9 we do not take advantage of the full size of the sensor but we see more of the image) and 4: 3 has been renamed full picture, ie full image.
But the most important thing is the new share option, which allows us to share our last photo quickly and easily. How? Well, in the lower right, where we usually find a circle with a small preview of the last photo, now we will find a new option.
The circle with the preview, which is used to access the gallery, will still be there. But now if we slide up, we will get different social networks to be able to share it directly. We will choose the networks that will appear there from the options.
Another interesting option is that you will be able to start a video recording by pressing the shutter button, similar to how we would do it in apps like Instagram for our stories. Something that will be appreciated if you want to start a recording quickly so that you do not have to scroll between the options.
Speaking of videos, something funny has happened. Now the 720p option disappears, leaving only the 4K or 1080p option. We assume that phones that cannot record 4K will still keep the 720p options. But for most modern phones, we will no longer have the option to record in HD, we will have to do it in Full HD or 4K.
And finally, for users less expert in photography, the Google camera will now give you certain tips to make the photo look better. Things like "raise the camera to a better angle" or the like. Interesting right?