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Technology technology:Whatsapp users are going to get another great feature, which was waiting for a long time. The instant messaging app has released a new update in its camera interface, which includes a special feature named Knight Mode. This new change has currently been released under the beta version 2.25.22.2 for only Android users and will soon be made available to all.

What is this new night mode feature?

According to WABETAINFO report, Whatsapp has taken a special step towards making its camera more smart and user-friendly. It has brought a new night mode feature, which improves the ability to take photos in low light or darkness. Users will now get clear and shiny pictures, that too with WhatsApp camera. Now no third party camera app will be required for good photos. This night mode will appear as a moon icon in the camera, which will be active only when you want to take photos from the camera in a dark environment. The night mode will be turned on as soon as you tap on this button and the photo taken with its help will appear with more details and clarity.

This is not an ordinary filter

Significantly, it is not a filter or image effect, but whatsapp has simply made a software-based improvement. This feature balances exposure, reduces noise and increases brightness, which makes photos more professional and good. This feature will be quite useful for especially those users who post late night status or prefer to take photos in low light inside the house.

User will have complete control

However, WhatsApp has not currently made this feature automatically. That is, users will have to manually activate the night mode by tapping on this icon, only then it will be activated. This will facilitate them that they can use it whenever they want and can also take normal photos if not needed.

What is the future plan?

Earlier, WhatsApp added effects and filters for users to the camera interface, but the useful feature like night mode gives a new level to the quality of the camera. This update is going to reach more users in the coming weeks.