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Lumia Camera Beta now only takes living images when there is movement

Sean Michael Sean Michael
August 21, 2019
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Lumia Camera Beta

You’re out with your mates and want to take a photo. You take out your Lumia, snap a shot and look at it to reminisce instantly. Unfortunately you’ve been using the living image feature to take moving shots of hummingbirds and now your group shot with your mates is all of you awkwardly moving about for half a second. Until now, that has been a realistic scenario. Now, thanks to an update to Lumia Camera Beta, your phone will automatically detect if a subject is moving or not and determine if it needs to take a living image.

In addition to automatically only capturing living images when there is motion in your shot, the update to Lumia Camera Beta also brings updated capture and autofocus and general improvements and fixes.

Here’s the complete change log of the most recent update to Lumia Camera Beta as listed by Microsoft’s Lumia beta apps.

  • Living images are automatically only captured for scenes with motion
  •  Updated capture and autofocus behavior
  •  General fixes and improvements

If you’d like to try out Lumia Camera Beta to get the latest features before they roll out to the standard app, you can use the link below. Lumia Camera Beta is only available for the Lumia 930, Lumia 830, Lumia 1520, Lumia Icon, Lumia 640, and Lumia 640 XL. You also have to be running the Lumia Denim update to use it.

Lumia Camera Beta

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