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Share We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. A fresh Google Camera update is rolling out this week that gives Pixel 5 (and I’m guessing Pixel 4a 5G users too) more control over the Auto Night Sight setting. It’s a minor tweak, but certainly useful. Thanks to a single new button in the pop-down menu in the Camera app as a part of version 8.1.200.352609439, users can turn off Auto Night Sight completely. See below in the “More Light” s...

If you are still using your phone’s camera only for selfies and quick videos, you’re barely touching its potential.

Google Camera 8.1 is available for a range of Android smartphones The Google Camera app has long been popular outside of the Google Pixel smartphone community; as it often improves the quality of photos over the stock camera. In the fall, Google released Google Camera 8.1, which brought a new camera UI and other Pixel 5 features to older Pixel phones. Now the APK file of Google Camera 8.1 can be downloaded and installed by the owners of many modern smartphones running the Android operating syst...

Silently included as part of the Google Camera 8.1 update rolled out to Pixel owners back in November, the change means astrophotography is now only available on the main wide-angle camera. Given that this feature, which is an extension to Night Sight that allows the camera to photograph individual stars and planets, was one of the main selling points of the Pixel 4 and could be used on both camera fitted to that handset... its strange that Google is moving backwards with its two follow-up dev...

Google latest update in Pixel disables astrophotography for ultrawide lens Updated: Updated: December 30, 2020 17:52 IST The update rolled out last month removed the device’s ability to use ultrawide lens to capture night shots of the sky with Google’s Night Sight tab in Google Camera Share Article Google latest update in Pixel disables astrophotography for ultrawide lens.   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The update rolled out last month removed the device’s ability to use ultrawide...

Google has disabled astrophotography on the ultrawide angle lenses found in its Pixel 5 and 4a 5G phones. The feature was removed with a software update last month.

29 December 2020, 1:47 am EST By Googles latest Pixel Phones Pixel 5 and older version Pixel 4A 5G camera has been deprived of its access to the ultra-wide camera angle for astrophotography features. With the launch of the new Google Camera 8.1 Update initially aimed at fixing bugs and improving camera features, users have been complaining of the dysfunctional wide angle lens. (Photo : Gadgets360) Google Update Takes away Wide-Angle Astrophotography Feature from Pixel Phones  The innovative c...

Updated: December 29, 2020 12:16 PM IST Google has quietly removed the astrophotography feature on the Pixel 5 and 4a 5G with the Google Camera 8.1 update in November. According to a 9to5Google report, the wider lens is no longer available for capturing in pitch darkness. Also Read - Google said to be working on Pixel 4A 5G touchscreen issues Do note that the astrophotography mode only works on zoom settings equal to or greater...

So, after years of complaints and feverish requests from Pixel owners, Google finally added an ultra-wide camera to its phones – starting with the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G. Both the phones have since received a warm reception for their camera prowess. However, it appears that one feature that wasn’t so stellar was astrophotography mode when used with the ultra-wide camera, which is apparently why Google has decided to disable it.  Quality issues appears to be the culprit here Yes, if you ow...

Android Community December 28, 2020 One of the selling points of the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G is the ultrawide lens that lets you take amazing wide shots, including wide astrophotography images. But for some reason, the latest update to the Google Camera app, version 8.1, has removed the ability to use that specific lens when taking photos of the sky at night time. No explanation was given as to why they removed this functionality but users are now left to choose between not updating their ca...