📷 First details on photo and video capabilities of the Tensor G5 and G6

The leaks don't stop, and now Android Authority has shared info about new camera features potentially coming to the Pixel 10 (Tensor G5 - 2025) and Pixel 11 (Tensor G6 - 2026):

• The Tensor G5 will get support for 4K 60fps HDR video recording, whereas previous models only allowed 4k 30 FPS HDR videos.

• The Pixel 11 will get 100x zoom thanks to machine learning capabilities for both photos and videos. Furthermore, the leaked documents mention that the feature will also utilize a “next-gen” telephoto camera.

• The Cinematic Blur video recording mode will also get an update in Pixel 11, with support for 4K 30 FPS recording and a new “video relight” feature that appears to correct lighting conditions in videos. Both features utilize a new “cinematic rendering engine” in the chip's image signal processor. The inclusion of the new hardware block also reduces the power draw of video recording with blur by almost 40%.

• The Pixel 11 will get an “ultra low-light video” recording mode. Starting with the Pixel 8 Pro, Google devices have already introduced a “Night Sight” video mode that relies on cloud processing, while the Pixel 11 will be able to process such videos locally on the device. Google specifically noted that the lighting conditions for this feature are 5-10 lux. This is a very low light level, similar to the illumination of a dimly lit room or the light of a cloudy sky at dusk. The new feature will also rely on updated camera hardware to achieve the desired results.

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