Last week, the OnePlus 12 officially launched in the global market starting with regions like the US, Europe, and India. Indian customers began receiving their new smartphones yesterday, accompanied by a day-one patch carrying a bunch of polish as well as the new Master mode for its cameras.

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For those unaware of what the OnePlus Master Mode is, it is essentially a rebranded and enhanced version of the Pro Mode found on previous OnePlus phones. It gives users more control over the camera by offering the following features:

  • Manual adjustments: You can adjust settings like ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and focus manually, giving you more creative control over your photos.
  • Hasselblad color tuning: OnePlus has partnered with the legendary camera maker Hasselblad to bring their signature color science to the OnePlus 12. This means you can expect photos with natural-looking colors and accurate skin tones.
  • RAW capture: You can capture photos in RAW format, which gives you even more flexibility when editing them later.
  • Fine-tuning adjustments: Master Mode also lets you fine-tune things like contrast, saturation, sharpness, and vignette before you take the photo.

Other than master mode, the new update with firmware version CPH2573_14.0.0.404(EX01) also includes a bunch of improvements and polish that you can check below in the complete changelog:

OnePlus 12 CPH2573_14.0.0.404(EX01) update changelog:

System

• ProXDR is now available for Google’s Photos app.
• Improves system stability.
• Improves the success rate of fingerprint unlock.

Communication

• Improves the stability and compatibility of Wi-Fi network connections.
• Improves the stability and expands the compatibility of the NFC function.
• Improves the stability and expands the compatibility of Bluetooth connections.

Camera

• Adds Master mode that features Hasselblad color tuning to enhance your photos with more natural and vibrant colors.

The update is a massive 6.5GB in size, so it is advised to hook your phone to WiFi before proceeding. If the OTA notification has not popped up on your device yet, you can check for its availability manually by navigating to Settings > About device > OxygenOS > Check for update.

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