We appreciate that Google has implied to bring increased advanced photo features to Android, and it may shortly be able to present what it is been working on.
Sources informed of Google’s projects have affirmed that it is currently experimenting a new variant of its camera app that will reveal a refreshed UI, updated panorama and Photo Sphere styles and a background-blurring effect for portrait shots.
As part of its rebuilt, it seems that Google has ultimately established issues with the default camera’s photo framing, enabling users to catch images with a supplementary 100 percent no-crop viewfinder, meaning that you will see accurately what your Android device will catch before you hit the shutter button, with no undesired objects sneaking in at the edges.
The camera app will be more extensible by presenting support for third-party filters, letting developers create and bring in custom effects inside the stock camera app. The camera app’s picture facilities may see some changes too, with the extension of a new lens-blur form that will take photos with a superficial depth of field. To improve the quality of the shots, will be added new high-resolution panorama and Photo Sphere modes.
Google is estimated to make the indicated camera enhancements available to users by manner of a standalone update. The sources show that the app will be separately in order that non-Nexus possessors operating Android 4.4 and up will be capable of taking benefit of the improvements, without needing to wait for an over-the-air update from their device producer or carrier.
