Google Pixel 5 and Pixel 4A5G were introduced with the latest version of the Google Camera app (v8.0), which includes a new UI and some new features. The new UI and features led to older pixel devices with Google Camera 8.1 last month. The update also includes a new “Storage Store” mode that allows users to take more photos and videos on their devices. Now, the developers have released a modified version of Google Camera 8.1, which brings all of these features and changes to non-pixel devices.
The latest Google Camera Mode comes from an XDA senior member Urnyx05, Which is based on Google Camera 8.1.008. As a result, it offers access to all of the new features and UI changes introduced in the official release, along with the new storage mode. Here is the complete changelog for the latest Gigam mode:
- Has added all the necessary corrections for the first start
- Added color change to adjust saturation on devices with dull colors
- Added an option to disable tracking focus
- Added an option to disable motion photos
- Added OPModes to fix EIS
- Buttons have been added to the drop-down menu to enable / disable AWB
- Disabled saber on unsupported sensors
- Added an option to choose between Pixel 2, Pixel 3, IMX 586 and IMX 686 AWP
- Improved colors on the Mi Note 10
- Added an option to disable synthetic fill flash
- Added an option to disable auto night vision in portrait and photo
As mentioned in the announcement post in our forums, Google Camera 8.1 Mode should work on most pixel and non-pixel devices. However, this may not work on some Samsung and OnePlus phones, with some Snapdragon 845 powered devices from other manufacturers.
If you want to try Google Camera 8.1 Mode on your device, you can download it from the link below. If you use it, leave a comment below with the name of the device you tried and your experience with the mod.
Download Urnyx05’s Google Camera 8.1 Mode
Google Camera Mode thread of Urnyx05 on XDA forums
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