How To Use WhatsApp’s New Low-Light Video Calling Feature

WhatsApp has introduced a new update aimed at enhancing the video calling experience for its users. One of the key features of this update is the addition of Low-Light Mode, which improves video quality in dimly lit environments. While users may have already noticed the new filters and background options during video calls, the Low-Light Mode stands out as a notable feature that may have gone unnoticed by some.

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WhatsApp’s Low-Light Mode In Video Calls

As the name implies, Low-Light Mode is designed to improve video quality during calls in low-light conditions. When testing this feature, users can see a significant increase in overall brightness, which enhances illumination on the face and minimizes graininess that can affect video clarity in darker settings.

This means your friends and family will be able to see you more clearly, regardless of the lighting conditions.

Follow these steps to enable the Low-Light Mode on WhatsApp

Getting started with Low-Light Mode is simple. Just follow these steps to enable it:

1. Open WhatsApp.
2. Initiate a video call.
3. Expand your video feed to full screen.
4. Tap the ‘Bulb’ icon in the top right corner to activate Low-Light Mode.
5. To turn off the feature, just tap the Bulb icon again.

This user-friendly interface allows you to easily toggle the feature on and off as needed.

Important information

Here are the key details about Low-Light Mode on WhatsApp across various platforms:

  • Availability: The Low-Light Mode is accessible on both iOS and Android versions of WhatsApp.
  • Windows App: Unfortunately, this feature is not available on the Windows WhatsApp app. However, users can still adjust brightness levels during their video calls.
  • Temporary Activation: The Low-Light Mode must be activated for each call, as there is currently no option to keep it enabled permanently.

With the introduction of Low-Light Mode, WhatsApp is making it easier for users to connect with loved ones, even in challenging lighting conditions. So, the next time you’re in a dimly lit room, remember to activate this useful feature for a clearer and more vibrant video-calling experience!

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Avijit Gupta

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