Google rebrands Nokia’s old camera feature in Pixel 8 | Nokiamob
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Google has recently announced its new Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, which have been leaked repeatedly, so there are no surprises regarding the phones’ appearance. But hey, you’re paying for the Google Tensor processor, a 6.2-inch OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, a 50 MP main camera with excellent software, and seven years of software updates, including Android OS upgrades, security updates, and regular feature drops. One of these imaging features is the ability to take multiple pictures of a group of people and then select the best faces from each person to improve a photo. If you don’t know what I’m referring to, let me remind you that back in 2012, Nokia released an imaging software solution called “Smart Shoot.” It was a camera app that took multiple frames and allowed the user to remove people’s faces that didn’t turn out well, unwanted or moving objects, or even use a different frame. Additionally, Google is next to Apple as the only company that can use and even improve this software feature, keeping Nokia’s spirit alive.
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