The new Pixel 6 Pro leak begins to answer our questions about what its cameras can do

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The stills are predictably impressive, but the video is still outstanding

Cameras are reliably one of the strengths of any new Pixel phone. For the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, Google has already given us a rundown of their revamped dual and triple rear camera setup, and separate leaks have detailed their camera specs. Ahead of a supposed launch slated for later this month, the first set of sample photos and videos ripped from the Pixel 6 Pro has made its way across the internet.

The camera samples give us a good idea of what the Pixel 6 Pro’s cameras will be capable of. YouTuber Mr. Brandon Lee’s video also contains a screen recording of the new camera app running on the next Pixel, detailing its new features.

The Pixel 6 Pro will offer four different zoom levels in Photo mode: 0.7x, 1x, 2x, and 4x. In portrait mode, the camera app switches to 2.8x zoom, although there is also a 1x mode. A quick glance at the settings reveals the features already present on the Pixel 5: Audio zoom, Social sharing, Google lens integration, Frequent faces, and more.

Analyzing the camera samples shared by his source, YouTuber Brandon Lee says they contain a lot of detail. This would be true even for the sample photos taken with a 4x telephoto zoom. The portrait mode sample also looks impressive, with perfect edge detection, blur, and tons of detail.

The photo metadata also attempts to confirm that while the Pixel 6 Pro will have a 50 MP camera, by default it will take photos grouped into pixels at a resolution of 12.5 MP.

These video samples taken by the Pixel 6 Pro were shot in portrait orientation at 1080p and don’t reveal as much

Camera samples were likely taken with a pre-production Pixel 6 Pro unit running a developing version of Android 12. Google could easily make a few more tweaks and tweaks ahead of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro launch, which could affect their imagery. performance. Still, if the camera examples shown in the video have anything to do with it, the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will once again be the smartphones to beat when it comes to image quality.

Another clip of the Pixel 6 Pro in the video shows the front of its body with Dark Mode turned off, giving us a clear preview of the curvature of the screen around the edges. The curves aren’t as steep as on some earlier Samsung flagship phones, but look similar to what we got on the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Curved screens can end up causing issues with ghost keys and make one-handed typing difficult, so hopefully Google’s implementation here should help prevent that.

Leaks surrounding the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro appear frequently, and they are only expected to gain momentum before the supposed launch on October 19. Perhaps these latest leaks could force Google to share more information about its upcoming Pixel phones ahead of their official launch later this month?

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Rajesh Pandey started following the tech field around the time when Android devices were becoming mainstream. He closely follows the latest developments in the smartphone world and what the tech giants are doing. He loves to tinker with the latest gadgets to see what they can do.