Cameras on mobile devices is pretty good these days casual photographer for the more hardcore among us, but still a long way to go while a lot of that to the hardware, Google is pushing some updates the camera on Android devices much better.
Cameras on mobile
devices is pretty good these days casual photographer for the more hardcore
among us, but still a long way to go while a lot of that to the hardware,
Google is pushing some updates the camera on Android devices much better.
CNET reports that Google is currently working on two high-end photography features to add in the Android operating system. These two functions - burst mode and RAW support - make Android devices more desirable for those who are serious about taking your shot.
The first innovation - burst mode - will allow Android device camera several photos taken in a short period of time. These images will be combined into one picture a better view, complete with Google's new Nexus technology HDR + 5 to give
The second new feature - RAW support - let Android phones raw images instead of JPG compressed format that Android phones are now in. It wills purists and professional photography raw data to transfer from your Android device to the photo editing software of your choice shoot to produce for further development. Both of these new feature Android apps, but they are not available to developers just yet. Google will soon release the API, but that will allow developers the camera's ability to capture a range of images and RAW data processing to access.
These new features now see, they are currently available on the Nexus 5 when the API is available, you should start to see new features pop other phones though.
CNET reports that Google is currently working on two high-end photography features to add in the Android operating system. These two functions - burst mode and RAW support - make Android devices more desirable for those who are serious about taking your shot.
The first innovation - burst mode - will allow Android device camera several photos taken in a short period of time. These images will be combined into one picture a better view, complete with Google's new Nexus technology HDR + 5 to give
The second new feature - RAW support - let Android phones raw images instead of JPG compressed format that Android phones are now in. It wills purists and professional photography raw data to transfer from your Android device to the photo editing software of your choice shoot to produce for further development. Both of these new feature Android apps, but they are not available to developers just yet. Google will soon release the API, but that will allow developers the camera's ability to capture a range of images and RAW data processing to access.
These new features now see, they are currently available on the Nexus 5 when the API is available, you should start to see new features pop other phones though.
