Night Sight on the Pixel 3 makes an incredible difference

The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 are Google's newest flagship phones, with many new features. However, one of the most important new features, Night Sight (essentially, a night mode) was not slated to arrive until November. Members at XDA Developers of the Pixel 3, Pixel 2 and the original Pixel and made the modified APK available for download.

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Some things I've learned with Night Sight on the Pixel 3:

• Night Sight takes multiple pictures (up to 15, according to Google) and then combines them into one image. It feels like an enhanced version of HDR, which uses a similar technique.
• The number of photos is in the mode of being taken into account by the level of darkness in the space.
• When taking a Night Sight photo, you need to keep the phone steady as possible to get the best results. If you're moving around too much, there's a good chance the image will be blurry.
• If you have the camera in automatic mode, the app will recommend you activate night mode, especially when it is too dark.
• Currently, the app does not seem to be totally ready.
• Night Sight does not just address darkness, it improves the quality of the picture.

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