Microsoft today pushed out an update to its Windows Camera App for Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. The update is now available for download for Insiders in Slow and Release preview Ring. This is the same update which was pushed out to Fast Ring Insiders couple of days ago.

The app has been bumped to new version 2016.1018.11.0. Below is the full changelog of new features.

Changelog:

  • Enjoy taking photos, videos, and panoramas with our higher-contrast capture buttons.
  • Set a photo timer right from the camera dashboard with our new toggle control.
  • Get to Settings faster! Now, launch into Settings directly from the camera UI.
  • Access your camera roll with one hand from its new spot on the screen.
  • Zoom more easily with the new zoom slider.
  • Make sure you nailed the shot, with a more noticeable capture animation.
  • Change between front- and rear-facing cameras with a more prominent button control.
  • On PC, use the spacebar as a shortcut to take pictures.
Living Images

Experience the magic of living images on your Surface, now enabled on Surface Book, Surface Pro 4, Surface Pro 3, and Surface 3! With living images, extend your still captures with a snippet of video. These are created automatically whenever your shots feature motion—just navigate to Settings and turn on Capture living images.

 

Performance improvements

This release features a variety of performance improvements to enhance your experience. We’ve added faster shot-to-shot support, improved feedback for saving large videos to SD cards, and improved camera startup time, among other improvements.

The update is currently live and you can grab the same by clicking on the below link.

Download Windows Camera App for Windows 10.

 

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