Windows Phone 8.1's purported new Photos + Camera app seen in leaked video

 new detailed three-minute video has surface that supposedly showcases the new camera user interface and other photo settings in the upcoming Windows Phone 8.1 update.

In the alleged Windows Phone 8.1 walkthrough video by Unleash the Phones, we notice that the Photos app has been changed to Photos + Camera app. The new application includes options for managing tile settings for photos, camera settings, default camera app, photo settings, auto-upload and reset camera.

The spotted tile settings in the leaked Windows Phone 8.1 video seem to allow users to choose which category of images should be displayed on the live tile icon on the home screen. Users can choose from all photos, favourite photos and single photo categories or can go for the shuffling option, which picks up images randomly from any category to show on the live tile.

The camera settings seen in the purported walkthrough video has three sub-options from which users can chose only one at a time. The first option lets the user wake-up the device when the dedicated camera button is long-pressed. The second option enables the user to 'prevent accidental camera launch when phone is launched' followed by the third option letting the users share their location info along with the clicked images.

One can also choose the default camera launch app, which by default is set to 'Microsoft Camera'.

Also seen is the photo settings option for storing the photos according to the time and location, and the auto-upload feature that lets the user automatically upload photos on the cloud storage (One Drive).