Pixel 8 introduced its series smartphones last week. The series, which emerged with its interesting and striking features, 7 year update promise It created a great impact in the technology world. So that the devices Android 21 It is expected to be upgraded to version 1. While this is the case, the shortcomings of the phones have become a matter of curiosity. One of them has just emerged. Here’s the end of the 11-year feature.
Google Pixel 8 lacks Photo Sphere mode
For a long time on Google Pixel phones, users 360 degree allowing you to take images Photo Sphere Mode There is a mode called . However, unfortunately, this feature has been removed from the Google Pixel 8 series. Google has confirmed that Photo Sphere Mode has been removed from new Pixel phones. The company declined to provide detailed information about the reason for this decision.
Photo Sphere Mode allowed you to take panoramic 360-degree photos by combining multiple images. This feature was first introduced on the Nexus 4 in 2012, and models such as Pixel Fold and Pixel 7a also offered this feature. Until Google Pixel 8 that is. But although this feature had an intuitive user interface, it wasn’t exactly foolproof due to the large number of images required.
Significant processing issues and exposure/white balance differences were also very common. However, a recovery can be expected after this move by Google. If Google revives Photo Sphere Mode on the Pixel 8, it might also let you use the ultra-wide rear camera. This way you need to take fewer shots to complete the sphere.
Google Pixel 8a render images leaked
Rendered images of the Google Pixel 8a model, some of whose technical specifications were leaked in the past weeks, have emerged.
It’s also intriguing to see Google, along with Samsung and Qualcomm, skipping this feature ahead of the release of a VR headset. So Google Pixel 8 owners who want to take 360-degree photos to view in this future VR headset will need to use a third-party app. However, we can say that there is no major deficiency for Pixel 8.
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