In recent years, one of the most dominant in the field of photography is Google, with the Pixel line offering impressive results in all lighting conditions. The end result is possible through the camera algorithm used by the company in the Google Camera application, with the new upgrade offering even more options.
Initially, version 7.4 presents an easy way to change 4K video resolution. Until now, users had to search the settings to upload the resolution, and now there is a bar that shows the pop-up menu of supported analytics. This makes it easier to select 4K resolution in video capture, although this option disables frame selection per second (automatically stays at 30fps).
Another addition is the option for up to 8x zoom in the newer Pixel 4 and Pixel 4XL. The current limit was 5x, which changed with the newer cameras that offer optical zoom up to 2x. Also, the XDA-Developers found in the application code that it supports the upcoming Pixel 4a and Pixel 5, which makes perfect sense considering that in a few months the above devices will be on the market.
The app is already available in the Google Play Store, although the Android Authority website notes that it has not been able to download it. In contrast, version 7.3.021.300172532 was downloaded, which actually offered 8x zoom. Those of you who own the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, tell us if the version 7.4 or older came.
