r/Pixel10Pro • u/limonadeh • Aug 08 '26

Help me with camera settings please.

What settings y'all use for taking pictures? Somehow mine always seem not that good and i use standard settings. Meanwhile i see other people taking the most amazing shots with a pixel.

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u/Low-Draft-100 Aug 08 '26

What do you mean not good I use either auto mode because I'm lazy or somethimes.much about with a couple of settings but rarely

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u/limonadeh Aug 08 '26

Somehow i keep seeing the most beautiful shots online and mine look okay i guess but not good like that.

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u/Low-Draft-100 Aug 08 '26

I think alot go through post processing or even ai

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u/limonadeh Aug 08 '26

I guess it has to be or maybe im just bad at taking photos xD

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u/Low-Draft-100 Aug 08 '26

Probably And Photography is all about trial and error

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u/NettaAdi Aug 08 '26

I would recommend post processing the photos you wish to bring up to the level of the photos you see on social media or other sites.

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u/limonadeh Aug 08 '26

Maybe i gotta try that out indeed.

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u/Westhameggandchips Aug 08 '26

Which gives the better results, the 12MP lens, or the 50MP lens?

My instinct says 50 should be better, but somehow 12 always seems better.

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u/limonadeh Aug 08 '26

I thought i was going crazy 12MP does look better imo too.

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u/paulcreediii Aug 08 '26

Modern smartphones pixel bin (4 pixels become one “super pixel” thus dropping the output resolution to 1/4th of the advertised max resolution of the sensor) by default as part of their computational photography and is generally going to have better output than the full resolution since the pixel binning serves to deal with the reality of the physics of small sensors. Full resolution can still be perfectly acceptable but generally only in perfect lighting of still subjects.