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Google Camera app for Android devices is here

Darpan News Desk, IANS, 18 Apr, 2014 10:38 AM
    This camera is really cool. Although Google's Nexus smart phones do not come on top of your mind when you think of buying one, this all new camera app may force you to reconsider your plan.
     
    Called Google Camera, the new app has cool features and makes it easier for you to click quick, easy photos.
     
    One great addition is the Lens Blur mode.
     
    With Lens Blur, you can play around with the blur intensity for the background or foreground.
     
    The images shot with Google’s Lens Blur looks a lot more striking due to this fact.
     
    Available on Play Store, the camera app is for all Android devices.
     
    The capture button is ‘extra large’, according to information on Google website.
     
    The app comes with all the regular features like the HDR mode, panorama mode and photosphere, etc.

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