Pixel Camera 9.2 rolls out to all Pixel phones with revamped UI and more\u060c<\/p>\n
Not too long ago, Google launched its latest Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, showcasing impressive AI camera capabilities. While the Pixel 8<\/span> The series has camera 9.1, older devices still run on version 9.0. However, the tech giant is wasting no time, as it has already started the release of Pixel Camera<\/a> 9.2. 9to5Google<\/a><\/span>the update is now available on all Pixel devices via Google game<\/a><\/span>. The revamped app<\/a> introduces a user-friendly interface, moving brightness, shadow and white balance options from the edges of the viewfinder to a convenient carousel accessible from the bottom right corner. <\/p>\n Notably, Pixel 8<\/span> Users will notice a new addition \u2013 a Reset All button on the left for quick adjustments, a feature already present in the 8 Pro<\/a>.<\/p>\n Another notable change is the preferences panel (Flash, Top Shot, Timer, Ratio, etc.) moving from a top-aligned position to a bottom sheet, accessible by sliding the viewfinder up. Google's decision to place more camera controls at the bottom of the screen improves user accessibility.<\/p>\n A significant update in the latest version is the Palm timer, now enabled by default only when the 3 or 10 second timer is used. With this update, users have the option to set it to Always On.<\/p>\n If you go to Camera Settings > Advanced, new on\/off options for Ultra HDR and Rich Colors<\/a> in Photos await you. These features are new additions for older devices, while Pixel 8<\/span> owners have the option to turn off Ultra HDR.<\/p>\n