OnePlus today announced the rollout of OxygenOS 2.1.0 for the OnePlus 2. The latest update to the OxygenOS for the handset brings some much-needed improvements to the camera app and other bug-fixes. For all photography lovers and advanced camera users, OnePlus has added manual mode to the OnePlus 2 camera app with this update. This will allow OnePlus 2 users to control the shutter speed, ISO levels, exposure, focus point, and more while clicking a picture. Additionally, the update will also allow third-party camera apps to shoot images in RAW format on the handset. Other notable changes present in the update include a color balance slider to tweak the color tone of the display and Exchange support. A mini-changelog of the update can be found below:
We’ve added manual mode for all you photography enthusiasts. Hope this will give you more control for capturing that perfect moment.
Raw support is now enabled for 3rd party camera apps that support this format
There’s a new color balance slider in Display for adjusting the color tone of your screen. You can now go warmer or cooler as you please.
Added Exchange support.
We fixed some issues that were causing problems with popular 3rd party apps.
Telephony service improvements so you no longer get the lag when you turn on/off airplane mode.
While the rollout of the OTA update has started from today itself, it will only be available for a small percentage of users. It is from tomorrow that OnePlus plans on doing a broader rollout. This is the second major update that OnePlus has rolled out for their 2016 flagship killer since just over a month after the device first went on sale.
