I don't want to let the market of camera apps sink, so it's my goal to use a very professional camera app. Google Camera is willing to bring you all the beauty in the world, but there are many details about Google Camera that we should know. With Google Camera's HDR+ with exposure and white balance control module, do you choose to make your photos more beautiful or better looking? It depends on the photographer's skill, and if you use a professional camera app, such as Google Camera, it will magnify the photographer's skill a hundred times. In low light conditions, Google Camera's white balance can automatically fill in the light for the finished photo, and I wonder if this is still a feature that allows Google Camera to flourish. In addition, Google Camera more support for photographers in the backlight environment to produce better photos. For example, if there is really no way to let the subject or people in the backlight environment, we have to use Google Camera to save their photo skills and the beauty of the subject. In a backlit environment, the photos taken with Google Camera are clearer than those taken with ordinary camera apps, and even with digital compensation or light data changes, Google Camera's performance is better than its counterparts.

In fact, some very advanced features are needed by us, the photography enthusiasts. I think part of the features that can enhance the competitiveness of Google Camera is the so-called motion mode. Very often, the objects you want to photograph are in motion at high or low speed. So, we no longer have time to wait for the object to stop. Just take out Google Camera, you can get professional quality long exposure photos as well as panning photos, which is not difficult.

• Night Sight in Portrait and Camera modes - Get the same Night Sight results in low light without having to switch modes. • Video stabilization modes - Use Locked for videos of long performances, when you want to look away from the camera. Use Active in heavy moments. Use Cinematic Pan for smooth, panning shots. • New zoom buttons - Use zoom buttons to quickly zoom in or out. To use the full zoom slider, tap and hold a zoom button or pinch-zoom.