Pixel 8 Pro Could Get A Major Camera Upgrade

The launch of the Pixel 8 Pro is not near since the Pixel 7 series came two months back, however with all the rumors and leaks our way, we are getting excited even if it is going to launch next year. Today, we have come to know about the Pixel 8 camera upgrade that might blow your mind.

According to the rumors circulating,  Google Pixel 8 and Google Pixel 8 Pro are going to support HDR photography. This rumor is based on the findings of analyst Kuba Wojciecehowski since she shared a source code of the Google Camera Go app, which is now called “Camera from Google.”

The source code above shows that  Google Pixel 8 and Google Pixel 8 Pro,  codenamed “Shiba” and “Husky,”  will support a staggering HDR photography mode.

Benefits of staggered HDR in Google Pixel 8 Camera?

Many people who do not have much knowledge about it would be thinking of the meaning of staggered HDR photography in Google Pixel 8.

Well, Staggered HDR photography works by capturing multiple exposures at the same time while using the same pixels. It means At the same time the device will use the same pixel but will be able to capture multiple exposures.

The advantage of this method is that it creates the same effect as normal HDR photography but the chances of a blurry photo are decreased. This is due to the camera capturing multiple exposures which reduces the need for additional capture time.

Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro use Samsung ISOCELL GN1 sensor, which doesn’t support staggered HDR. It means the upcoming Pixel device will include Samsung ISOCELL GN2, which does support staggered HDR.

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Fizza Atique

Fizza Atique is a Tech writer specializing in the intersection of tech and culture. She likes photography, VR, electronic music, coffee, and baking.

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