\nNow, there haven\u2019t been too many details explored about the upcoming devices. Although it is known that there will also be a \u201cPro\u201d model this year. So it isn\u2019t necessarily possible to discuss the new chipset in-depth. Or to discuss specifications of just about any part of these smartphones. What is clear, conversely, is that the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will bring the best of Google\u2019s photo capabilities to video.
\nWhat does the it mean for the Pixel 6 Tensor chip to apply frame-by-frame HDR?
\nAccording to Google SVP, Devices and Services, Rick Osterloh, the new Tensor chip allows Google to apply \u201cHDRNet\u201d to videos on a frame-by-frame basis. That means, summarily, that the Pixel 6 is using the same HDRNet process that\u2019s used in photos on Pixel handsets. But that is being used on every individual frame of a video shot with the devices. Even when those videos are shot at 4K at 30 frames-per-second.
\nOf course, the result is videos that aren\u2019t over-sharpened or under-processed or overbrightened with regard to shadows and contrast. With each frame of the video instead managing to provide a \u201cmore natural white balance.\u201d
\nAnd that, according to the source, means videos on the Pixel 6 are even better than what the iPhone 12 Pro Max provides at its best. That\u2019s setting aside other Android handsets. With that Apple-built handset widely being regarded as near the top in terms of video capture.
\nWhen is Pixel 6 coming?
\nThe current expectation is that the Google Pixel 6 will launch sometime in September. And that it will have a much higher price tag than previous generations. Potentially even surpassing the $1000 mark.
\nThe post Google Pixel 6 Tensor Chip Applies Frame-By-Frame HDR To Videos appeared first on Android Headlines.
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