Microsoft has published new Windows 10 ISO images, but this time, they're targeted at users enrolled in the Windows Insider program.

In other words, the new images include Windows 10 build 21354 and therefore are specifically designed to provide insiders by having an easy way to start from scratch if they have to.

At the same time, these ISO images will also be coming in handy for individuals who would like to try out the latest improvements without the need for installing the develop a dedicated testing system, as they allow for easier deployment inside a virtual machine.

What's new in Windows 10 build 21354

This latest Windows 10 preview build comes with a series of notable improvements, and in addition to a new Camera Settings page, which lets users configure the default image settings and add or remove cameras, the organization has also introduced more refinements for the display settings.

Users are now able to disable content adaptive brightness control from the settings screen on Windows 10.

"CABC helps improve battery performance on PCs, but with the trade-off of decreased image quality. It can result in distracting brightness changes that interfere in experiences where image quality is of high importance such as for creative professionals searching for color accuracy. The ability to turn CABC off is a highly requested feature and Windows Insiders can now disable CABC directly in the Display settings via Settings > System > Display," the organization explains.

And finally, this build includes notable refinements for that news and interests experience on the taskbar, as Microsoft has introduced a brand new button to handle interests, in addition to a feature called Tune your feed to ensure the information that's displayed is specifically what you would like to see when clicking the weather icon around the taskbar.