Sure, the Pixel 8a's shot actually looks good at 5x digital zoom here, but the Pixel 8 Pro is again sharper and less washed out. Macro and close-up photos Speaking of closer zoom, there's another ...

After using the Pixel 8 Pro daily and snapping over 2,000 photos, it’s time for the real verdict. Has the hype held up? Here's how the camera, battery, performance, and AI features stack up months ...

In another 5x zoom shot, I took pictures of a green LED-lit Rolex sign inside the Shops in Hudson Yards. Once again, it looks like the participants preferred the Google Pixel 8 Pro (right).

I personally like the more vibrant pinks, reds, and yellows of the Pixel 8a with the shot of the wreath. In contrast, the Nothing Phone 3a Pro looks dull. In the second set of photos with the ...

the Pixel 8 Pro has a telephoto camera, which is ideal for capturing portraits and zoomed-in photos. Here are the specs: Both phones share the same 10.5-megapixel selfie camera that comes with a 1 ...

However, when it comes to capturing fine details as close as possible, it’s the Pixel 9a that wins in this conversation. At ...

and there's lots of room for improvement with the Pixel 8 Pro. The Pixel phones have long been synonymous with top-quality photos and videos, thanks mainly to Google's efforts in image processing ...

The current models feature more AI processing at a slightly higher price than the Pixel 8 ... the photos app that can remove unwanted background distractions in an image. The 6 and 6 Pro are ...