Smartphones Google Pixel 4a e Pixel 5 they introduced the Google Camera 8.0 with their release. After a few months, thanks to the running in of this version, the Mountain View giant also introduced version 8.1. This, thanks to the ports created ad hoc, is can also be installed on non-Pixel devices. However there is a problem: from the moment of arrival to version 8.1, the function Night Sight it started working automatically. However, with the upgrade to the version 8.1.200 the problem has been solved.
The Google Camera update for the Pixels adds an option to disable the automatic Night Sight feature
This wasn't a real problem, but an annoying setting that Google hadn't paid attention to. The developers at the time had let theNight Sight setting (night visibility) turn on by itself. On reboot, back to twelve: You had to reactivate and deactivate the feature manually. However, not all users have found this feature to their liking and negative feedback has been wasted. The brand listened to users and with the latest update has solved the gripe.
As we can see in the video, theswitch on Pixel devices has been moved from setting flash to the lower right position. Now, without having to enter the flash submenu, you can disable the function. A problem that might seem stupid but that actually created a lot of inconvenience to users.
Interested Google Pixel owners can run the Google Camera APK sideload 8.1.200 from APKMirror or wait for the update to be published on the Google Play Store. But these are not the only news. Google has optimized the settings for "Flash”That appear when you scroll down on the screen. The top row is now called "More Light" and has three options:
- Flash : Night Sight disabled
- Night Sight : Flash off
- off : both Flash and Night Sight disabled
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