Windows Insiders can now use the Windows 10 Camera app to scan documents and whiteboards.
Windows Camera now includes a touch of Fluent Design and some handy new settings with its latest Insider update.
A small update is available for Windows Camera for Fast Ring Insiders, bringing along HDR improvements and a smattering of bug fixes.
Non-Insiders can finally get their hands on the new Windows Camera app from Microsoft.
Microsoft is touching up the Windows Camera app for Fast Ring Insiders with a new UI and time lapse feature.
Microsoft's Windows Camera app has appeared on the Xbox One Preview store, and it functions perfectly well with Kinect. There's no way to save photos at present, but it certainly seems as though this functionality could arrive in the future. Here's what it looks like in action.
Likely tying in with today's rather nice Photos app update is the other half with Camera now getting a bump from build 111 to 141 (build 2016.148.xxx.x). Under the changelog in the Store there are the usual 'bug fixes and reliability improvements' and 'user experience improvements', but nothing pops out as being obvious. However, we do know some of you have had issues with the Camera...
In its latest update, Windows Camera for Windows 10 PCs has added the ability to pause video recordings. The feature will arrive for mobile users soon.
The latest update to Windows Camera earlier in the week removed an advanced - but perhaps rarely used - feature: exposure bracketing. Not many users have noticed as the feature overlaps with the more convenient Rich Capture mode. Will pro shooters miss it? And did you even notice?
Now that app updates are resuming in the Store, Microsoft has pushed out a new build of their native camera app for Windows 10. So far, we only see the update on our phones, but it may be coming out for PC users as well. Edit: We now see it for PC too. We have not noticed any differences yet, but the build shifts from 2015.1215.41 to 2016.107.11 and is likely tied to optimizations in...
Microsoft has released some new versions of the OneDrive and Camera apps for Windows 10 Mobile. However, these appear to be minor new updates with no change logs published.
If you're running the Windows 10 Mobile Insider preview on a Lumia 930, 1520, or Icon, you can now try slow-motion video with the updated Windows Camera app. We've tested it on our Lumia 930 and we're mostly happy with it. Check out our hands-on video to see it in action.
A Windows Camera update pushed out this evening has added a slow-motion video capture option for the Lumia 930, 1520, and Icon.
If you are on Windows 10 desktop, you'll want to check for an app update in the Store. The Windows Camera app is updated version 2015.1078.40. As usual, there is no changelog. However, early reports suggest it fixes an intermittent problem that some new Surface owners (Book, Pro 4) were experiencing. Some users could not snap a photo with the rear (world-facing) camera. They could tap...
Windows Camera has snagged an update on both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, only really bringing along some minor interface tweaks on the mobile side of things.
Microsoft is pushing a set of updates to a duo of its core apps today, bringing new versions of Windows Camera as well as Microsoft Photos. Indeed, the company has brought back the pivot in the Photos app for mobile!
Microsoft has rolled out an update on Windows 10 for the Windows Camera update. Unfortunately, without a changelog to guide us, we're unable to spot anything new in this latest release.
Microsoft is pushing an update to Windows Camera on Windows 10 Mobile that heralds the return of lenses.
If out of focus selfies are one of your biggest pet peevs then Windows 10 Mobile is coming to your rescue. The latest version of the Windows Camera app will recognize your face for those razor sharp shots.