There is no shadow of a doubt that Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro are two of the most talked-about and expected high-end Android smartphones of the end of 2021. After numerous rumors, rumors and rumors, today we have a way to find out how the Google Pixel 6 Pro camera fares thanks to an incredible leak.
Disclaimer: The photos contained in the article cannot be considered as definitive proof of the quality of the Google Pixel 6 Pro camera. Not only have they been modified, but they have been recorded by a prototype obviously also equipped with a whole non-software component. still ready for the general public.
Within the video at the bottom of the news, the YouTube channel This is Tech Today showed some photos and several videos recorded by a prototype of Google Pixel 6 Pro. Keeping in mind when underlined in the disclaimer a few lines above, we can groped to evaluate what the Mountain View giant will have to offer once it officially presents the phone.
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First of all, opening the Google Camera application we notice three zoom levels: 0.7x, 1x, 2x and 4x; in the videos, on the other hand, in addition to being able to choose to record slow motion and time-lapse, it is possible to zoom at 0.7x, 1x and 4x. The application settings do not seem to show major changes compared to the current version, including for the pop-up panel that can be activated directly within the app.
The photographs taken by the Google Pixel 6 Pro show good detail quality, even at high crop levels, for both indoor and outdoor images. The video clips shown have excellent stabilization, which can only please us, and the overall color balance looks very good too.
Without counting the numerous information released by Google during the last few weeks – official posts, images and commercials -, today’s one is undoubtedly one of the most important leaks concerning Google’s expected family of high-end smartphones. It is not excluded that we will see the publication of further leaks as we get closer to the launch date of Google Pixel 6.