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Google has updated its camera app that permanently turns off the Auto Night Sight feature on devices that automatically enable the low-light photography mode. Google introduced Auto Night Sight for the Pixel 4a 5G as well as the Pixel 5 with the aim of saving users an extra couple of swipes to access the mode. "The Google Camera app has received a minor update to version 8.1.200. The biggest change is that you can now permanently disable Auto Night Sight (as in the setting doesn't reset every time you close the app like it used to)," the company said in a statement.

Google gives recent Pixel device owners more control over Night Sight Share this story Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Thanks to its latest update, the Google Camera app now lets you permanently turn off its Auto Night Sight feature on devices that automatically enable the low-light photography mode, 9to5Google reports. The feature is available with version 8.1.200 of the app, which started rolling out on Monday. Additionally, the update lets you disable the mode from the app’s flash settings. When Google released the Pixel 4A 5G and Pixel 5 last year, it tweaked their camera ...

What you need to know A new version of the Google Camera app is now rolling out. The update allows Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G owners to permanently disable the Auto Night Sight mode. You can enable or disable Auto Night Sight by tapping on the moon icon on the right edge of the viewfinder. Google's Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G launched with an Auto Night Sight feature, which makes it easier for users to access it without having to select it manually. While some users found the feature to be pretty useful, others found it to be frustrating. As reported by the folks at

You can now permanently disable Auto Night Sight on the Pixel 5 & 4a 5G Google introduced Auto Night Sight for the Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5 with the aim of saving users an extra couple of swipes to access the mode. Not everyone was a fan of the app making that decision for them, though. Hearing the feedback, Google has released a new Camera update that finally lets users manually disable Auto Night Sight. The problem with how things used to work was that Auto Night Sight acted a bit more aggressively than some users may have liked — it would trigger even if there was sufficient lighting ...

Google Camera update adds option to disable Auto Night Sight The Google Camera app has received a minor update to version 8.1.200. The biggest change is that you can now permanently disable Auto Night Sight (as in the setting doesn’t reset every time you close the app like it used to). It’s a simple change, but Pixel users have been asking for it for a while. The Night Sight toggle has been relocated to the Flash setting – the options now are Flash Off (Night Sight is off too), Auto Night Sight and Flash On. GCam v8.1.200 • Auto Night Sight toggle has moved • Previous GCam version �...