Google Camera 7.0 des Pixel 4 (XL) schon verfügbar [Download]

Und wieder gibt es was Neues zu den kommenden Google-Smartphones. Nun aber mal in Form der Google Camera 7.0 App, welche mit den beiden Geräten erscheinen wird. Diese ist nun bereits verfügbar.

Nach gefühlt tausend Leaks zum Google Pixel 4 und Pixel 4 XL gibt es nun auch schon die ersten Leaks zur Software der beiden Geräte. Und so st nun die neue Google Camera 7.0 App ebenfalls bereits verfrüht verfügbar.

Die neue Version kann bereits heruntergeladen werden und auf jedem Google Pixel genutzt werden. Aber noch ist etwas Vorsicht geboten, denn die Version interne Version für Tester. Dafür hat sie aber eine Menge an Neuerungen zu bieten.

Die xda-developers haben sich mal die Mühe gemacht, und alle Änderungen fein säuberlich in eine Übersicht gepackt. So kann man sehr gut die Neuerungen sehen:

• The camera modes are now located underneath the camera switch, shutter, and gallery buttons. The camera switch icon is enclosed in a circle to match the shape of the other two buttons. The entire bottom part of the camera interface, except for the gesture navigation area and a small area above it, floats on top of the viewfinder (when taking 16:9 photos), giving you more room to see what you’re capturing. Like version 6.3 and before, you can still swipe left or right on the viewfinder to switch between camera modes.
• The top bar that previously contained options like the timer, Motion Photos, and flash, has been replaced with a box that pops up in the middle of the viewfinder. This box is hidden by default until you either tap on the dropdown arrow or you swipe down anywhere on the viewfinder. The camera options that appear in this box depend on what camera mode you’re currently using. For example, the portrait mode options include face retouching and selfie illumination while the panorama mode includes an option to toggle audio recording.
• Lastly, the General Settings can be accessed from the settings box of any camera mode page rather than in the “More” tab.
• Night Sight has added a new “Infinity” focus option, which likely aids in astrophotography for the Google Pixel 4. Previously, there were 3 Night Sight focus level options: Autofocus, Near, and Far. According to Google, “Near” focuses at about 4 feet while “Far” focuses at about 12 feet.
• The zoom and exposure sliders have been tweaked to be smoother.
• The zoom slider now tells you the zoom level while the exposure slider no longer tells you the level.
• Long-pressing the shutter button in the Camera mode starts recording a video for as long as you hold the shutter button.
• Suggestions have been added to the Time Lapse mode to help users decide which speed to use. 5x is described as “good for lively groups,” 10x as “good for walking,” 30x as “good for busy spots,” and 120x as “good for sunsets.”
• A new horizon leveling circle has been added so you can straighten your phone.
• There’s a new “Camera coaching” feature that gives tips on how to take better photos based on the scene (we spotted some related scene detection code.) Turning it off disables hints like “try Night Sight” when there’s low lighting conditions or “try Portrait Mode” when a face is detected in the viewfinder.
• The Camera photo resolution options are limited to just “Full resolution” and “Medium resolution.” Medium resolution produces 16:9 photos that are 4.1MP on the Pixel 3 XL. This is a disappointing limitation and I hope it’s not in the release build.
• Under Advanced settings, you’ll find a new “save selfie as previewed” option which, when disabled, turns off mirroring of front-facing camera shots.
• Lastly, not shown is an option I could only get to appear on a Pixel 3 XL: “HDR+ control.” This isn’t actually a new feature as it just lets you show the manual control for HDR+ in the settings box for the main Camera mode. You can turn off HDR+, turn it on, or turn on HDR+ enhanced which turns off Motion Photos.

Wer also mutig ist, der kann sich die neue Google Camera 7.0 des Pixel 4 (XL) mal herunterladen und installieren.

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Android Police | xda-developers

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