WhatsApp is rolling out a new night mode for its in-app camera, aimed at enhancing photo quality in low-light environments. According to the latest beta update, the feature is currently available to a select group of Android beta testers, with plans for a broader release in the coming weeks via the Google Play Store.
The night mode works by adding a moon-shaped button at the top of the camera screen. This button becomes visible when WhatsApp detects dim lighting conditions, signaling that the feature is available.
Once activated, the night mode adjusts photo clarity and brightness by improving exposure and reducing noise, all done through software-based enhancements without relying on artificial filters.
Unlike many other smartphone camera apps that automatically switch to night mode, WhatsApp allows users to manually enable this feature. This gives users control over when to use it, especially in indoor or nighttime settings.
Although the new tool enhances image quality in dark environments, it is important to note that it may not significantly improve photos taken in extremely low-light conditions. The feature works best in settings where there is some light but not enough for clear photos.
This new night mode is expected to be a valuable addition for WhatsApp users who frequently share photos in low-light environments.
The feature’s rollout is underway, and it will soon be available to more users on Android devices. Keep an eye out for the update in the Google Play Store in the coming weeks.
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