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Nokia Camera for Windows Phone picks up an update with several improvements on board

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
July 16, 2019
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Not too long ago, Nokia Camera app picked up an update, bumping it to version 4.8.0.1, with several improvements and bug fixes in tow. The app offers users with several exciting features to improve the captured photos, by adding effects and various camera settings. As the company points out the product description, “Nokia Camera is designed to make the most of your Nokia Lumia Camera.”

Along with the usual bug fixes and enhancements, the update comes with improved inline video and living images playback in the camera roll. Here’s the highlight of new enhancements as per Windows Phone Store:

  • Improved Inline Video Playback in Camera Roll
  • Improved Living Images Playback in Camera Roll
  • Improved Focus Indicator on devices with Continuous Autofocus
  • Other Bug fixes and Improvements

Grab the update using the link below or just head over to the Windows Phone Store on your handset.

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