Microsoft released new camera app called Microsoft Pix for iPhone users. Microsoft calls it “smarter camera app” because it uses artificial intelligence to improve photos by adjusting camera settings, automatically enhancing pictures, and then choosing the best out of a burst of photos. Microsoft’s new Pix camera app is now available at Apple’s App Store.
Microsoft Pix Camera App Features:
Smart settings: Automatically checks scene and lighting between each shutter tap, and updates settings between each shot.
Face recognition: When it detects a face in the shot, it automatically optimizes capture settings to help people look their best.
Best moment: Captures a burst of frames every time you tap the shutter button, including frames before and after your tap, to help you catch the right moment.
Best Images: Automatically selects up to three of the best and most unique shots from the burst and immediately deletes the rest.
Image Auto-Enhance: Uses data from discarded burst frames to enhance each Best Image by improving exposure and color and reducing noise and blur.
Live Image: Automatically creates a short, looping video by stitching together the frames from the burst into a Live Image, but only when it senses motion in your shot.
Hyperlapse: Videos shot with Microsoft Pix are automatically stabilized for smoother playback, and can be time-lapsed and saved at many different speeds.
Auto-sync: Seamlessly syncs to your camera roll, so you don’t have to import individually or save your photos and videos twice.
Easy sharing: Uses iOS sharing, so you can seamlessly share to the apps already installed on your phone.
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