Google Releases Android Application Camera
Monday, April 21, 2014
New applications, called Google camera, featuring a new user interface with updated fashion shoot, as well as the ability to selectively focus the camera.
Rumors of new applications first appeared earlier this month after it is reported that the company is testing the new camera app that will be released with Android 4.4.3 update.
Google also launched the Lens Blur effects, allowing new users to take a picture of a shallow depth of field to focus selectively on certain parts of the image. This is the first time I feature in the camera app.
"Receiving this optical effect is traditionally require a lens and aperture (diaphragm) is large, and because it is possible to use the camera in a mobile phone or tablet," wrote Google software engineer, Carlos Hernandez, in a blog post that explains how Google creates a team of researchers Distance Blurn quoted by Mashable, Thursday, April 18, 2014.
"Lens Blur to replace the need for an optical system with a large algorithm that simulates the lens aperture more," he added.
Panorama mode and the camera upright and is enhanced with a higher resolution. Google is also the first camera company has made the scope of the stand-shooting mode that allows 360-degree panoramic available for non-Nexus device.
It also comes with a viewfinder and the shutter expand, so users know what the viewfinder will be identical to the take-out.
Google still available in the Google Play Store and is compatible with devices running Android 4.4 (KitKat).