However, the Tensor is certainly a step in the right direction for Google. Android phones have both literally and figuratively lagged behind the iPhones in terms of raw performance in recent years, and it doesn't feel like the Pixel 6 Pro will be the one to overturn that. Surely, the Pixel 6 Pro won't be setting any benchmark records, but it doesn't really need to play 'catch' with the flagship phones competition: offering a fluid experience is much more important. The Pixel 6 Pro is capable of preserving the overall color coherence across the different lenses to the best of its abilities, which is rather important and made a rather good impression on me.
Often times on many other devices, the ultra wide-angle camera would produce a colder image, while the main camera will come up with a warm image, which is far from ideal. What I applaud here is that you get really consistent results when switching between the different cameras in terms of colors. Additionally, the 4X telephoto camera feels surprisingly usable, though using the 20X super-res zoom is almost guaranteed to give you some noise and artifacts, but that's to be expected.
For good or bad, some photos tend to be a tad underexposed as the Google Pixel 6 Pro prefers to err on the side of preserving those precious highlights. The Pixel 6 Pro comes along with exceptional detail and sharpness with the main camera and the telephoto camera, as well as superb dynamics and quite punchy colors. Aside from Motion Mode, the Pixel also comes with Face Unblur, which intelligently sharpens faces that might have come off as blurred in your shots.īut what about the image quality, this essential aspect of any modern smartphone? Motion Mode is another intriguing addition that lets you emulate long-exposure shots by using computational photography to your advantage.
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