Made by at Leon Mow Dark Sky Site, North of Heathcote (Bortle 2 Skies) with Pixel 5 How astrophotography works on an AI cameraĬapturing the night sky requires long exposures, whether it’s with a DSLR camera or a Google Pixel. You can just set a Google Pixel phone on a tripod – or even on a hard surface – open Night Sight on the camera, and within a few minutes, photograph stunning shots of a starry sky. Now with the Google Tensor microchip, Pixel 6 and later versions are making Night Sight 1 even better 2 and bringing it to the most popular social apps for the very first time, along with Pixel’s other computational photography features.
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Google Pixel is opening up possibilities for night photography, which has traditionally required sophisticated equipment and knowledge about everything from shutter speed to ISO settings on your camera. “The moon rose up from behind me and lit everything up and just made this beautiful landscape,” says Wilson, an astrophotographer who has worked with the Google Pixel team to develop some of its pro-level features. With the press of the shutter button, his Google Pixel captured a dark sky with a clear trace of the Leo constellation above the moonlit arch. He lit up the ground and the arch with small headlamps and camping lights. Then, the photographer and image quality expert for Google set his Pixel 6 on a tripod 250 feet away from a red sandstone arch meant to frame the stars against the sky. He timed his trek so that Jupiter would be rising and Leo would be low, near the horizon. There, he would be far enough away from any foot traffic and light pollution.
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