Last month Camera 8.4 version launched and now Google Camera 8.5 has Mountain view support. Since when Big G is usable in the smartphone market for the Pixel series, Google working on computational photography. The company offers this feature with its first Pixel phone. Through this Google tells how important the software department is when the work focuses on the quality of the photos and videos. Now, the company Google Camera 8.5 can also use by other phones including the Pixel.
This means Xiaomi, Samsung, and OPPO smartphones also can use this app through the port provided by Google. The Google Camera 8.5 is mainly developed for the Pixel series phone now it can be used by third-party phones it’s really good news.
Features of Google Camera 8.5:
- You can use this phone in night mode.
- Astrophotography
- Portrait Light
- HDR +
- Motion Photos
- Super Res Zoom
- Smartburst
- Top Shot
- Skin Tone
If you are looking for this option, then you can’t find the normal camera apps on phones. Even you can’t find these features in Samsung, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo phones also. However, some continue to prefer those from Google, as they are often more optimized, especially in the medium / low range.
This news is very useful for those who like the Pixel 6a but don’t like more major changes in them. Users only like those which enhance their photography like resolution, focus, and others.
At this moment, this Camera 8.5 port has only developed from BSG, it is one of the leading modders when it comes to GCam porting. In this version there is a changelog, Google Camera 8.5 adds the ability to time-lapse at 24/30/60 fps, can use third-party apps, and various bug fixes. Now you can use this version on any Android phone in circulation, for example, Xiaomi, Samsung, and OPPO. There will be sometimes issue come when using this app on non-Pixel like compatible.
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