It works well too, automatically switching to macro mode when it detects a close up object and focusing quickly. You can now focus within a couple of inches, which lets you get super close up to the more tiny things in the world like bugs or flowers. The ultrawide lens's new autofocus system brings a neat new macro photography feature. The ultrawide lens packs loads more into the scene, but maintains the accurate colors and great exposure balance. Switching to the ultrawide lens lets you pack much more into your scene and I'm impressed that there's again almost no noticeable shift in colors between lenses, with the deep blues of the sky and the warm tones on the buildings of Leith looking almost identical, whatever zoom mode I was using. Personally I love the telephoto zoom here it's a great sweet spot between the iPhone's 3x zoom and the Galaxy S22 Ultra's 10x zoom that means I'm more likely to actually use it. The 48-megapixel resolution means that images look pin-sharp, but it also gives some scope to further digitally zoom in. Like the main lens, the telephoto zoom captures images with spot-on dynamic range and little noticeable color shift when you switch lenses. I love the more interesting compositions you can get with the 5x zoom lens.
That might not seem like a huge difference but it gives that extra reach in its zoom to help you crop tighter in scenes and find more interesting compositions that'll be lost to your iPhone 14 Pro-packing friends with their 3x max zooms.Īt 5x optical zoom, this image remains pin-sharp, with perfect exposure and colors. The optical telephoto zoom has been given a boost from 4x zoom to 5x. It's capable of taking some gorgeous snaps as you document the changing seasons. I love the vibrant colors, crisp detail and spot-on exposure in this shot from the standard lens. It's taken some glorious shots on my test photo walks around autumnal Leith, Scotland, with vivid blue skies being captured perfectly and tons of detail recorded by that high-resolution sensor. It's grouped up with a dedicated 48-megapixel telephoto lens that's exclusive to the Pro, and a 12-megapixel ultrawide camera. The Pixel 7 Pro's 50-megapixel main camera takes stunning photos, with beautiful dynamic range and vivid colors.
#REVIEW SCREEN GRABBER PRO PRO#
The cameras on the Pixel 6 Pro were superb, capable of taking gorgeous images that rivaled any of the top phones around and I'm pleased to see that Google hasn't lost its touch here. Pixel 7 Pro: Superb cameras, with welcome upgrades You can opt for the smaller Pixel 7 with its 6.3-inch display, but you'll also make tradeoffs by not having a telephoto camera. But people with smaller hands - or who simply prefer smaller phones - could find it cumbersome, especially when holding it one-handed. There's no question it's a big phone, which is great if you love big-screen gaming or watching a lot of videos on the move. There is a "Natural" color mode if you do want to tone that down, though. It's sharp, bright enough to easily see outside and it's got bold, punchy colors that I found lent themselves well to vibrant YouTube videos, but still managing not to look overly saturated or unrealistic. The display measures 6.7-inches and has a 3,120x1,440-pixel resolution - exactly the same as the 6 Pro.
It could even develop a nice patina, like aged brass tools, that actually enhances the look. Whether that's a problem remains to be seen. I do worry, however, that the shiny aluminum strip could be susceptible to damage - in the short time I've been using it, several small hairline scratches are visible on its surface and over time that could become more pronounced. It's IP68 rated for water- and dust-resistance, so spilled drinks are no concern. The design updates give it a stylish look. It's definitely noticeable when you hold it, but does that actually matter in everyday use? Of course not.
But if I'm nit-picking - which I am - there's a bit of a lip between the curved display and the metal surround, so the two don't blend seamlessly together. The back is still glass and the front still curves nicely at the edges. But it's now a recycled aluminum strip that blends seamlessly with the metal surround of the phone, which I think gives it an even more luxurious look. Google has kept the characteristic strip along the back of the phone that houses the multiple cameras. The design is similar to last year's 6 Pro but refined. Subtle tweaks make for a beautiful Pixel 7 Pro design
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