Nokia updates Smart Shoot Lens app and refines its UI

For those with Windows Phone 8 Lumias, you may be familiar with Nokia'south Smart Shoot app/Lens for improving your photograph skills.

The app works by rapidly shooting a few photos and then letting you select which one looks best. In addition, y'all tin can "erase" unwanted objects or moving people in the background and even choose the best confront for your subject...

The app was simply updated tonight to version 2.1.5.5 and it has been tweaked a little bit. For instance, we don't get the weird intro screen that was seemingly present with every launch. In add-on, the edit mode now features a bottom over-lay card that makes editing maybe a trivial more intuitive and easier. Nosotros too imagine Nokia may accept improved the actual algorithms of the app just nosotros're non privy to that info.

Nokia has been on an update kick lately having recently updated Feedback to Nokia, Network+ and Extras + Info for their new Windows Phone 8 Lumias.

You can pick upwards Nokia Smart Shoot for your Lumia Windows Telephone here in the Nokia Collection. Cheers, Atif A., for the tip

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