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A modern Google Pixel starts saving frames as soon you open the camera app. When we finally take the picture, it uses some of the older frames to have what's es
by luuurker 3y ago
A modern Google Pixel starts saving frames as soon you open the camera app. When we finally take the picture, it uses some of the older frames to have what's essentially HDR stacking without the delay.
I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thing happened here. Different frames, processing picks the best exposure for each part of the picture and you get this effect.
- londons_explore 3y agoIt's also why having the camera open and previewing destroys the battery. Some people I know keep the camera open for hours - especially when exploring a new place and wanting to take a photo of a cool thing at a moments notice, and then moan their battery dies at lunchtime.