Google Camera is the official camera application from Google that allows you to take beautiful photos and videos with features such as Portrait, Night Vision, High Definition Zoom, Movement Mode, HDR+, Long Shot, Better Shot, and Video Stabilization Mode. If you want to install Google Camera on your non-pixel phone, here in this article, we are sharing a simple guide to install GCam on your Android phones.
On 06 October, Google launched the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. With the series, the company is taking a different route with flagship phones. The company bets on the main attraction of the Pixel series, the camera, instead of offering the best possible hardware for performance.
Thanks to Google’s Software Processing Unit. Recently, Google released a new update for the Google Camera app with build version 8.7.165. The update brings along a host of new features, including a new macro focus mode, a new Cinematic Video Recording Mode, NightVision, and more. For more information, click here.
If you have a modest phone from Samsung, Xiaomi, Redmi, Motorola, and others and just want to test the image quality offered by Pixel phones, the GCam community makes it possible. There are countless mods coming from talented developers who work on a daily basis to bring the magic of Pixel devices to as many Android devices as possible. The latest port from developer BSG brings GCam 8.7 to lots of Android phones.
How to Install Google Camera on Android Phones:
- Firstly download and install the APK in the link below.
- You may need to allow installation from “unknown sources” to install, depending on your browser. Don’t worry; the file is safe and verified.
- Open Google Camera after the installation is complete. An icon will also appear on your Home screen or App drawer.
Once the installation is complete, you need to check whether everything is working fine on your phone or not. If not, you’ll probably have to wait for future versions. Or maybe, you can try out an older version of the mod. For GCam 8.7 is only available on Android 11 or later.
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