A very interesting feature of the Pixel with Google Duo will reach the Galaxy S20 before the end of the year. We talk about automatic framing and that allows us to make video calls in which the camera follows us wherever we move.
Es as if we had a camera following us, although with the limitations that the camera software supposes with the zoom. But the truth, that seen in a video, this feature is very cool to have it in the Galaxy S20 and supposedly the rest of the high-end of Samsung.
This auto-framing feature keeps the camera constantly following the user as they move in the scene. That is if we move away the Google Duo video call camera it will apply the zoom effect to the frame of our face, and if we zoom in, it will enlarge the frame so that there is always a suitable frame.
Una function that came last year to the Google Pixel as an exclusive of Google Duo and that even sweeps the camera when it is applied the zoom to make effects a little flashy. As we have said, always limited by software and a lens that is fixed.
Moment 'Auto framing' or 'Automatic framing' is available for the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 + and Galaxy S20 Ultra +. We have to understand that at some point the rest of the high-end of the Korean brand will be able to enjoy this function that can surely be widely used in those video calls that we currently have with our loved ones and friends.
A function that when it is active it goes directly in these Galaxy to the wide angle camera to start using the rest of the cameras as necessary to zoom. Now we have to wait for the rest to have Automatic Framing on our phones; do not miss the best news of One UI 2.5.
