New and current pixels differ in that they take absolutely incredible photos. And it is that the algorithms behind the app are responsible for the wonderful images it makes.
Just to add more oil to the matter, there are already rumors that the next Pixel 7 will have even more improvements in this area.
Well, the secret of all this is hidden in Google Camera (known as GCam) and its advanced image processing algorithms, HDR+ and other features.
For those who are a little confused, GCam is an acronym for Google Camera, an app that has evolved over time thanks to developers who have found ways to extend the compatibility it found with Pixel devices. Thanks to these efforts, today it is possible to get Google Camera, for example, on Xiaomi devices.
Please note that currently they are working on multicompatibility so that GCam is available on all smartphones. The new 8.5.300 update will now allow you to download this app on your Android phone, whether it’s a Pixel or not.
Compiled in Gizchina new version of the application (number 8.5.300) It has been tested on these terminals:
- OnePlus: OnePlus 5T, 6, 7 Pro, 7T Pro, 8 Pro, 8T, 9, 9R, 9RT, 9 Pro.
- Samsung: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
- Xiaomi: Poco X2, X3, X3 Pro, Redmi Note 7 Pro, Note 10, Note 10 Pro, Note 11.
- ASUS: ASUS Zenfone.
Are there any restrictions or basic needs, for example, you need to activate camera2.API. If you don’t know what it is, type “check camera API 2” in the Play Store. Please download the appropriate app to make sure your device is compatible with it. On the other hand, make sure your smartphone is running Android 10 at least.
It should be clarified that we are dealing with a mod developed by the BSG programmer, therefore, in order to download it, according to Andro4All, we will have to access his website, the link to which we leave here, and click “Download” and install the APK provided .
You will be prompted to allow installation of apps from external sources, don’t worry. application is safe. Open Google Camera once the icon appears in the launcher and you’re done.
Source: Computer Hoy
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