High dynamic range brings the ability to capture bright highlights without blowing them out, but also pick up on details in the shadows. With the Pixel 3, it’s on all the time, so you don’t need to worry about it. HDR (high dynamic range) is virtually ubiquitous in smartphones now, but sometimes it’s an optional feature you can turn on and off yourself. The Pixel 3 also features an excellent Night Sight mode that we’ll get to in a moment. We generally turn the flash off as it doesn’t tend to get great results. We recommend leaving this setting on auto. We’ll look at why in the Top Shot section below.īecause photos are often tinted by the lighting conditions they’re taken in, Google’s artificial intelligence (A.I.) sets the white balance automatically to get the colors right. It’s set to Auto by default, but you may want to turn it on all the time. Motion captures several frames before and after you snap a shot, like a short video. The timer is good for snapping shots, particularly group selfies automatically, as it gives you a few seconds to get the perfect angle. The last shot you took appears on the other side of the shutter button and you can tap it to move into the Photos app.Īt the top or left of the viewfinder window, there’s the timer, motion, the white balance, and the flash. You can switch between front and back cameras using the two circular arrow icons that appear next to the big shutter button. In landscape, they’re on the right-hand side and you swipe up and down to select them. You’ll find modes listed along the bottom under the viewfinder window when you hold your Pixel 3 in portrait, and you simply need to swipe left or right to select them. The Pixel 3 camera app is very easy to use. If this shortcut doesn’t work for you, then go to Settings > System > Gestures and tap on Flip camera, then toggle it on.
A quick double-twist of your wrist when the camera is open should switch between front and back. You can also use a gesture to quickly switch between the front-facing camera and the main camera, though you need to be in the camera app for this to work. If this shortcut doesn’t work for you, then go to Settings > System > Gestures and tap on Jump to camera, then toggle it on. (We’ve got tons of other Pixel 3 tips and tricks, too!) You can launch the Pixel 3 camera from anywhere by tapping the power button twice. The camera icon can be found at the bottom right of your home screen by default, but there is a way to access it quickly, even if the Pixel 3’s screen is off. Getting started Simon Hill/Digital Trends These specs are underwhelming on paper, but Google’s secret sauce is its image-processing capabilities, partly powered by a special chip that sits alongside the main processor called the Pixel Visual Core. The front-facing camera can record video at up to 1,080p at 30 fps. One has an f/1.8 aperture and the other is an ultrawide, 97-degree lens with an f/2.2 aperture. It can record video at up to 4K resolution at 30 frames per second (fps).Īround front, you’ll find a dual-lens camera, with both lenses rated at 8 megapixels. There’s also support for HDR and optical image stabilization (OIS). It has an f/1.8 aperture and support for phase detection and laser autofocus. The main camera features a single lens rated at 12.2 megapixels.
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