Hello, dear readers of the website uspei.com. One of the main features of the Google Pixel smartphones cameras is the excellent feature of night shooting with poor lighting.
Night Sight night mode feature with a long exposure was presented as one of the advantages of Pixel 4 and 5 and Google assured users that its devices are even able to capture our galaxy Milky Way.
However, quite recently, Pixel owners found that the Astrophoto Superwater Camera mode is not activated and considered that it was removed in the latest updates.
On the official websiteGoogle Pixel there is information with the mark "Important": "On Pixel 4A (5G) and Pixel 5, the scaling coefficient supported by the astrophotographic function is greater than or equal to 1x. In other words, scaling no longer works.
Many network users wondered: why was this function suddenly removed? Since Google Camera has been deleted from version 8.1, some network users have an idea to roll back to the old version of the Astrophoto in the superwater mode, but it did not help.
Despite the fact that Pixel owners raised a serious noise, Google has not yet explained what happened. Some users suggest that this may be due to the fact that the image in ultra-wide-organized astronomical mode is not ideal, often accompanied by obvious noise and greenish tint.
The user because of a very long excerpt had to spend a few minutes to shoot doubtful quality, so this function was disabled without warning.
There is one more opinion that deserves that the chamber's notes in the night shooting mode has become the result of caring from the expert's company in the field of digital photography Mark Levoy (Marc Levoy).
Just Mark was developing this regime in Pixel 4 and Pixel 5 chambers, and it was drove for the development of telephoto lens of the cameras, but the company was focused on the demand of users and wanted to develop ultra-wide-organized optics and, apparently, the opinion of Mark did not take into account, and in vain.