Nokia 8 Camera UI, tips & tricks to get the best out of it [Hands-on video]

In this article, we take a deep dive into Nokia 8 Camera UI and also share imaging tips and tricks including how to use the Live Bokeh feature. Nokia 8 comes with additional options and features as compared to Nokia 3, 5 and 6 camera app, though the basic UI navigation remains same.

Nokia 8 camera UI additional options, tips & tricks:

Nokia 8 camera has an additional option of Live Bokeh or portrait mode that allows not only you to capture great Bokeh images but also to manage the amount of background blur.
Nokia 8 video capture has additional options of Slow-motion and time-lapse capture
You can capture audio in three modes: Surround, front or rear
Nokia 8 Bothie or Dual-Sight mode works in both imaging and video capture options
Nokia 8 Dual-Lens options include mono-color, dual-color, and only B/W modes.
If you choose “manual”, you can use the Pro mode where you can set things like Exposure, focus, White Balance manually depending upon the subject and scene.
You can set to use the volume button to capture images if you want to use a hardware button to do so.
By default, you can tap twice on the power button to launch camera even when your screen is locked
You can also unlock and swipe up from the camera icon at the bottom right to launch the camera
You can capture very good panoramas by selecting Panorama option in the camera UI