You won't get anywhere near what the Pixel is achieving though.You can probably already improve it with 3rd party apps.
You won't get anywhere near what the Pixel is achieving though.
Good job I didn't make that claim. But good luck finding a 3rd party iOS app that can match this.Looking at the rest of that twitter thread, you can, it just involves more pissing about with manual settings, or installing 3rd party app that tries to automate it. I'd rather it just do it, like the Pixel can, but clearly there's reason's not too and it's probably down to Apple quality control more than anything in that it would degrade the quality of normal light pictures, or something, clearly they don't have the software working as well as google, but it's clearly nothing to do with the quality of the cameras themselves.
Good job I didn't make that claim. But good luck finding a 3rd party iOS app that can match this.
What's it called?Already found one, I'll have a play over the weekend.
this thread has made me want a new cat.
It will also get at least three years of both Android version updates and monthly security updates, making it one of the very few Android smartphones to do so.