Google Camera releases Dark Mode for any Android smartphone

O Google released, in the last update, the Night mode and a host of new features for your app Google Camera. Initially, only the devices Google Pixel compatible will receive the most updated version, 6.2, but the Google will start releasing the update during the month of March. However, for those in a hurry who want to have the Dark Mode in its smartphone, whatever it is, will be possible. See what has changed in this update and how to install the app on your phone.

Dark Mode

Undoubtedly, the biggest news of the 6.2 update for the Google Camera is the compatibility with the Dark Mode (“Dark Mode”, in Portuguese). The new feature will implement a dark theme throughout the app's interface, which will make it more uniform with the rest of the device, if you prefer.

The feature is a great addition because before, when the Dark Mode was activated on the cell phone, only the Google Camera kept its settings at the default color. Now, in addition to turning off the pixels. can save battery.

Transition animations and info icons

Transitions are also smoother and more natural with the new update to Google Camera. Adopting smoother switching between camera modes, such as when switching from Camera protocols for Picture, or for the video, the Google Camera smooth the transition with blur and a zoom in or out. (via Android Police)

Improved camera features

Now, the Google Camera will be compatible with Measure Mode. which is nothing more than a resource that uses the Augmented Reality (RA) to calculate and measure distances in relation to what is being seen. O Google seems to want to optimize users' time, as it did with the Gmail in the last update, making the Google Camera a large photography center and the like for the company – proof of this was the insertion of the Google Lens No. Google Camera in 2018.

Another novelty is the Cheetah Mode, which is basically a Time Lapse (function that makes videos in fast speed) only improved by Google to be even faster.

It didn't end there. Implementations also include:

• Audio recording in Panorama Mode: in the 6.2 update, the Google Camera will allow the user to record the audio in Panorama. The option will be in one of the corners when using the smartphone horizontally;
• Taking photos in advanced HDR+: now, when choosing between taking photos in HDR+ or advanced HDR+, a warning will appear alerting the photo will take longer to be photographed;
• Front flash icon: o Google Camera added a flash icon when triggering it on the front camera. Despite not being very functional, it has a more informative objective and makes users more informed about what is being activated at the time of the photo.

How to Download and Install Google Camera on Any Android

unfortunately, the new update of the Google Camera not available to all smartphones via Play Store, but users who want to get the app can choose to download it through APK's made available on the internet. Important: not all models are compatible with the APK available, but it's worth a try. It is also important to mention that care must be taken when installing APK's on the Internet. Make sure the site is trustworthy and don't download unrated links. That said, let's get to the tutorial.

A lot of people find it difficult to download and install APK's on the internet or are you afraid of smartphone catch viruses – believe me, I was one of those people. But there's nothing to worry about if you have the right link and a little patience. Let's go step by step:

1 – First of all you need to download the APK do Google Camera in the latest version. enter the site APK Mirror and go down to an area of all variants;

2 – For now there are two versions of the 6.2 update of Google Camera, test one of the two. Each file is about 140mb;

3 – After choosing one of the versions, scroll down to the button Download aPK. You will go through the file information and some advertisements. Make sure it's the app you want to download and install on Download aPK;

4 – After the download, open the file. It is important to have a file manager that is compatible with the type of file available. If your smartphone do not have a compatible one, we recommend the ZArchiver;

5. Open the file and install normally. Allow the app to read your data, and that's it. O Google Camera will now appear in your apps list.

Ready. If you've done all these steps, you'll probably have the Google Camera installed on your smartphone Android. Leave in the comments if the procedure worked on your phone and enjoy the new features of the application.