Google's Pixel 8 Pro Camera Upgrade Looks More Likely
Google is reportedly planning to make major upgrades to the camera on its upcoming Pixel 8 Pro smartphone. According to a report by Ice Universe, a well-known leaker, the Pixel 8 Pro will feature a new 64-megapixel ultrawide camera, as well as an improved primary camera with a Samsung Isocell GN2 sensor.
The new ultrawide camera will be a significant upgrade over the current Pixel 7 Pro's 12-megapixel ultrawide camera. The larger sensor and higher resolution of the new camera should result in better image quality, with more detail and less noise. The wider field of view will also be useful for taking landscape and group shots.
The improved primary camera will also be a welcome upgrade. The new Samsung Isocell GN2 sensor is larger and more sensitive than the Isocell GN1 sensor used in the current Pixel 7 range. This should result in better low-light performance, as well as sharper images with less noise.
The Pixel 8 Pro is also expected to feature a new periscope telephoto camera with 4x optical zoom. This will allow users to take closer shots without losing quality.
Overall, the camera upgrades on the Pixel 8 Pro look very promising. If the rumors are accurate, the Pixel 8 Pro could have one of the best cameras on the market.
Other potential upgrades
In addition to the camera upgrades, the Pixel 8 Pro is also expected to feature a new design, a faster processor, and more RAM. It is also possible that the phone will have a new feature called Staggered HDR, which allows the camera to capture short, medium, and long exposures at the same time. This could result in better images with a wider dynamic range.
