WhatsApp amazing! Will make a new update of your photos, know all about this new feature of Meta

WhatsApp users are going to have another wonderful feature that has been waiting for a long time. The instant message app has released a new update in its camera interface, which contains a special feature called Knight mode. This new change is currently released under the beta version 2.25.22.2 for only Android users and will be made available to everyone soon. What is this new Night Mode feature? According to Wabaainfo report, WhatsApp took a special step to make his camera smart and user-friendly. It has brought a new Night Mode feature, which improves the ability to take photos in low light or darkness. Users will now get clear and bright photos, also with WhatsApp camera. Now no third -party camera -App will be needed for good photos. This night mode appears as a moon icon in the camera, which will only be active if you want to take pictures of the camera in a dark environment. The night mode will be turned on as soon as you tap this button, and the photo taken with its help will appear with more details and clarity. It is not an ordinary filter. It is not a filter or images effect, but WhatsApp has simply made a software-based improvement. This feature balances exposure, reduces noise and increases the brightness, which makes photos more professional and good. This feature will be very useful for especially the users who deliver the late night status or to take photos in low light in the home. The user will have complete control, but WhatsApp has not made this feature automatic. That is, users will have to activate the night mode by hand by tapping on this icon, then it will be activated. This will facilitate them that they can use it whenever they want and also take normal photos if not needed. What is the future plan? WhatsApp earlier added effects and filters for users to the camera interface, but the useful feature like Night Mode gives a new level to the camera quality. This update will reach more users in the coming weeks. Share this story -tags