The camera has always been one of the key features of Google phones, and this year with the advent of Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Prootherwise it won’t. In fact, the company could significantly improve the photographic part of the two smartphones with new sensors, as stated. Android controlwho was able to access the technical specifications of the photographic part of both models.
The above environment ensures that both the Google Pixel 8 and Google Pixel 8 Pro get a new sensor for the main camera. It’s about Samsung ISOCELL GN2 50 megapixels. This, unlike the ISOCELL GN1, which includes the Pixel 7, 7 Pro, Pixel 6, and Pixel 6 Pro, is capable of delivering up to 35% more light. It also has a faster shutter speed which will improve camera blur.
Another of the GN2’s key improvements is the ability to record video in 8K at 30 frames per second. From Android control They claim that the Tensor G3 processor, which will include both models, also supports this video format. The portal, however, states that the version of Gcam (Google’s camera app) that the Pixel 8 runs on is not compatible with 8K recording. AND Google probably won’t support this. because current models tend to overheat when recording at 4K and 60fps.
Google Pixel 8 will run out of a new ultra-wide-angle camera sensor
Google will also improve the ultra-wide-angle camera, although in this case only the Pixel 8 Pro, the model that will include the new 64 megapixel Sony IMX787 sensor. This is the same sensor we see on the Pixel 7a’s main camera. This promises to greatly improve the quality of shots and lighting when shooting wide-angle photos. All indications are that Google has removed the macro mode available on the Pixel 7 Pro.
Unfortunately the Pixel 8 will retain the 12-megapixel Sony IMX386 sensorThough the company will improve the camera width by adding a 0.55x zoom factor, compared to 0.67x on the Pixel 7.
Google Pixel 8 Pro too It will have an additional sensor that the Pixel 8 doesn’t have: a thermometer. This will serve to measure body temperature through a series of steps. Specifically, the smartphone will need to be turned over and placed at a distance close to the forehead. Next, you will need to make slight head movements until the terminal reaches temperature.
Source: Hiper Textual
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