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TL; Dr.
- The front-faceing camera was messed up during preview due to the recent update of Pixel 9A.
- The users saw a “twinkling” effect, where the camera jumped between the exposure levels.
- Now a new pixel camera update appears to completely solve the problem.
Google’s Pixel 9A company’s new smartphone may be hotness, but earlier this week we shared a strange problem with you that the new owners of the phone were experiencing. When an attempt is made to take photos with a 9A front-facing camera in the lower-light environment, in-app preview they see that the two brightness will jump back and forth between the levels. And when it did not affect the photos you took, and you could roll back your phone’s software to avoid it completely, yet it was a little annoying and a small defect at the launch of the phone. But today we can share that Google has finally solved it.
A new version is 9.8.102.748116395.16 Pixel Camera App is released Chromunbox Bring it to our attention, we decided to put it in the test. While we were easily able to re -create a flicker problem on our Pixel 9A handset earlier this week, after installing this new update we can confirm that this is no longer happening. The image in the Viewfinder Preview maintains its expected risk, and the pics still looks good as usual. Despite that positive changes, some users are still running in asymmetrical practice during macro photography, so Google work may not be completed yet.
If you were walking in this mess on your own shiny new pixel 9A, just move forward and check the update, and you should be well on your way to perform a flicker-free performance. And we cannot promise that it will not just offer a ton of the new insect, but if you are feeling brave, today is also your first shot to try Android 16 Beta on your Pixel 9A.
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