r/pixelography • u/Late_Tip_3524 • Jan 09 '24
r/pixelography • u/CamsCampingAdv • Sep 08 '25
Pro res + Gemini on the Pixel 10pro
Last night's Lunar Eclipse
r/pixelography • u/skylinetechreviews80 • Jan 11 '22
My new German girlfriend. Pixel 6 Pro
r/pixelography • u/Pineapplefrooddude • Sep 19 '26
S-Bahn in new Design by CUR Crew captured with Pixel 7a
r/pixelography • u/LiesureCrafts • Nov 16 '22
Pixel Winter by Thomas Feichtmeir Twitter : @cyangmou Artist Specialty : Medieval art and game sprites
r/pixelography • u/Enlighten-Life-181 • Sep 22 '26
Pixel 11 Pro XL Photo - what's happening here?
Hi all!
Not a "support" question but a general photography question. I took a series of selfies with my P11PXL, and the entire series has this streak across it that I've never seen happen before on any phone. Note, I magic-erased the humans for privacy, but in the original pics the streak appears in front of my face. Is this simply reflection from the sun / lens glare from the specific angle I took the photo from? Curious to hear thoughts from the more advanced snappers out there!
r/pixelography • u/Straight_Platypus367 • Sep 25 '26
Pixel 7
Google Pixel 7, by far the crappiest camera I have ever owned. Nothing is EVER in focus. I had a kodak 1 megapixel box camera at the infancy of digital cameras that took way clearer pictures. Google should be embarrassed.
r/pixelography • u/Pineapplefrooddude • Oct 01 '26
Mars on S-Bahn in Berlin Pixel 7a
r/pixelography • u/OutrageousPayment828 • Feb 20 '26
Pixel 10 pro xl, nano banana features, all pictures edited with nano banana.
The best camera I've ever used. Nano banana is the bomb.
r/pixelography • u/_bosscrystal • Jan 14 '22
First Night sight picture of 2022, stars still visible with light pollution (Pixel 6 Pro) edited
r/pixelography • u/vio2000 • Oct 12 '22
photos taken in bad light condition with the brand new pixel 7 pro
r/pixelography • u/Electronic_Donkey440 • Oct 03 '24
Why can't focus and exposure be set separately on pixel?
My cheap Xiaomi 12 allows me (in pro mode) to first set the point of focus and then drag the exposure to where I want to create the most pleasing photo. I just bought a pixel 9 pro, 3 times more expensive, and this feature is not even contemplated. On a pixel stick camera app I can only set up a focus point by tapping on it, and nothing else. there's no way to set the exposure but only shadows and brightness (but those are different things). I find this very frustrating. I understand that previous pixel cameras had a slider but that's gone now... Do you have solutions such as other good alternative apps?
r/pixelography • u/dariagonzales87 • Jan 04 '23
Pixel 6 - Possibly my favorite capture ever. No filter.
r/pixelography • u/Holiday_Brain_6254 • Nov 10 '23
Random Long Exposure Shot on Pixel 8
SpeedSense
r/pixelography • u/JacketBest • Apr 03 '22
First post to group. Pixel 6 Pro, SOOC Selfies from this afternoon.
r/pixelography • u/LordGailish • Mar 01 '20
Pixel 4 (even though every pixel will do this) really starting to hate pixel development team
r/pixelography • u/CamsCampingAdv • Oct 31 '25
Portrait mode on the Pixel 10pro XL
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r/pixelography • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '24
Pixel 8 pro recreational marijuana close up shot
Took this lovely photo of my meds. Detail is insane. Never would've imagined this quality photo with my old galaxy a12