The Pixel 10 series is just around the corner, and it looks like the internet cannot get enough of it. From chipset to camera upgrades, in the last few weeks, several leaks have given us a good idea of what to expect from Google’s upcoming Pixel series phones.
Now, a new report by Android Headlines suggests that Google is gearing up to bring a new feature that can help you click photos like a pro. Called ‘Camera Coach’, the upcoming Pixel 10 exclusive feature will reportedly take the help of Gemini AI to help you snap the best pictures by giving them tips on how to improve their photos in real-time.
While it is still unclear how long Camera Coach would take to analyse the scene in the Pixel 10’s camera viewfinder, the report states that it would be “pretty instant”. In case you are wondering, the upcoming feature would suggest that you adjust the angle to better frame the image and adjust the lighting in the scene.
Also, it’s unknown how long Camera Coach will take to process what it sees and come up with suggestions, but since Gemini Lvie responds pretty quickly, it won’t take an eternity before the feature comes up with ways to improve the picture.
For years, Google has been relying on computational photography instead of hardware on its Pixel series to improve captured images, and the Pixel 10 series seems to be no exception. On the vanilla Pixel 10, the company will reportedly finally add a dedicated telephoto shooter, which would help capture far-away subjects and click better portrait shots.
As for the Pixel 10 Pro and its larger cousin – the Pixel 10 Pro XL, Google seems to be sticking with the same camera sensors as last year. The Pixel 10 series phones will be unveiled later this month on August 20, so we won’t have to wait a long time to see how Camera Coach works on these devices.
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