One of the things that set the Pixels apart from the competition is the Google Camera app. Combined with the devices' cutting-edge hardware, the experience is unparalleled and one of the best in the market right now. The developer community for Google Camera ports has been abuzz for the better part of this year. Members have successfully created a Google Camera port for several non-Pixel devices such as the OnePlus 6T and Poco F1. Although there are a lot of devices that are yet to receive the port, the list is only getting bigger. Today, some LG phone owners might finally get the change to get a taste of Google Camera. The app has made massive improvements to a lot of smartphones and now we have a Night Sight-ready port for the LG G6, LG V20 LG V30, and the LG V35 ThinQ.

The stock LG camera app is by no means underwhelming and is host to several exclusive features. However, when it comes to the simple point and click photos, the Google camera still reigns supreme. What sets Google Camera's Night Sight apart from conventional low-light photography techniques is that it uses Google's machine learning prowess to 'insert' light into an otherwise dark picture. The Night Sight feature included in this port developed by an XDA Developers user.

Google Camera Port Lets You Get the Most Out of Your Android’s Camera

If you own the LG G6, LG V20, LG V30, or the LG V35 then you may want to check out this APK (new link below) to see if you like the image quality better than the stock camera. The Google Camera port technically works on the LG G7 ThinQ and the LG V40 ThinQ as well, but as of right now things are a bit unstable. Owners of these phones will want to stay updated with this thread in case the is some progress made for either of them. Bear in mind that not all features will work as intended as the app was made for Pixel devices. You will very likely encounter glitches and even crashes at times.

Update: Here's a new link for downloading the file.

Source: XDA developers