Google Pixel Phones 2016

Which model are you hooting?

  • Pixel 32GB

    Votes: 45 15.9%
  • Pixel 128GB

    Votes: 53 18.7%
  • Pixel XL 32GB

    Votes: 44 15.5%
  • Pixel XL 128GB

    Votes: 141 49.8%

  • Total voters
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tcyeric

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hey all, just want to check with owners of a Pixel XL (don't know if this applies to the Pixel), but do your videos all turn out to be not very sharp?
i am taking videos at 1080p at 60fps (with stabilisation on) but all the videos just seem very slightly blur even if i choose a spot for it to focus upon.
 

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hey all, just want to check with owners of a Pixel XL (don't know if this applies to the Pixel), but do your videos all turn out to be not very sharp?
i am taking videos at 1080p at 60fps (with stabilisation on) but all the videos just seem very slightly blur even if i choose a spot for it to focus upon.

Same settings here on a regular Pixel and I'm noticing the same too. The video does not seem as clear as I thought it would be.
 

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I'm using Orzly as some of the members recommended here:
http://www.ebay.com.sg/itm/Google-P...841811?hash=item25c597ad53:g:6F0AAOSwpLNX9THK

No halos and covers whole screen, close to edge. Something to take note:
1) I has a front black, so you wont see the original grey front of the screen
2) Fitting is good, however, you can see dot matrix on the screen when screen is off under certain angle of light
3) Overall contrast is reduced because of higher reflectivity and I believe the glass isn't touching the screen
4) Oleophobic-ness is bollocks :vijayadmin:

Anyways..
I'm keeping my eye on this:
IntelliArmor intelliglass pro
https://www.intelliarmor.com/shop-by-device/pixel/intelliglass-pro-pixel-black-screen-protector.html
(site is down now but might be up later)
Said to have full coverage without the issues I listed above. Give us a holler if you do happen to order :o
But my Spigen rugged armour case will "squeeze" this type of screen protector I think?

Sent from Google PIXEL using GAGT
 

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Same settings here on a regular Pixel and I'm noticing the same too. The video does not seem as clear as I thought it would be.

quite sad though. pictures are great, i'm questionable about night shots, then again i am not a photography pro but something just seems off about my night photos

but videos just seem very blur even in day time lighting
 

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hey all, just want to check with owners of a Pixel XL (don't know if this applies to the Pixel), but do your videos all turn out to be not very sharp?
i am taking videos at 1080p at 60fps (with stabilisation on) but all the videos just seem very slightly blur even if i choose a spot for it to focus upon.

Same here, pictures are really sharp but videos are not. In fact, the focus seems to shift and go blur sometimes while taking videos.
 

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Same here, pictures are really sharp but videos are not. In fact, the focus seems to shift and go blur sometimes while taking videos.

I was looking at the Details of the video through Google Photos and it seems that the video was taken using 2.1 megapixels only?

Maybe try downloading another camera app from the Playstore to take videos?
 

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I was looking at the Details of the video through Google Photos and it seems that the video was taken using 2.1 megapixels only?

Maybe try downloading another camera app from the Playstore to take videos?

Oh, viewing on Google Photos. It sometimes doesn't load the best resolution available, try to see if you can choose a better quality.
 

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i am taking videos at 1080p at 60fps (with stabilisation on) but all the videos just seem very slightly blur even if i choose a spot for it to focus upon.

How about on 30fps? Does it yield the same result?
 

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Anyone can confirm either Singtel, Starhub or M1 NFC Sim works with the Google Pixel? Am very keen to know before getting it as I depend on this setup extensively and can't do without the NFC Sim not working for my daily transport.

Thanks!

Anyone?

Thanks Guys!
 

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Of cos it is only 2.1 megapixel.. you chose full HD which is 1080p which is also 1920 x 1080 = 2,073,600 pixels = 2.1 megapixel :)

Choose 4k for better quailty. I'm using 4k by default and I'm okay with the result..

I was looking at the Details of the video through Google Photos and it seems that the video was taken using 2.1 megapixels only?

Maybe try downloading another camera app from the Playstore to take videos?
 

kEvinErd

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Of cos it is only 2.1 megapixel.. you chose full HD which is 1080p which is also 1920 x 1080 = 2,073,600 pixels = 2.1 megapixel :)

Choose 4k for better quailty. I'm using 4k by default and I'm okay with the result..

Ohhh.. I'm noob at such stuff. Haha anyway I googled and people are reporting clearer videos when recording at 30fps instead of 60fps.
 

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didn't do 4K recording cause i do not have any other device (TV or PC) that can view 4K.

about the fps i've also been seeing that people are resorting to 30fps instead.
 

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YZoTjPNl.jpg

My new Red glass skin

Sent from Samsung SM-G930F using GAGT
 

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didn't do 4K recording cause i do not have any other device (TV or PC) that can view 4K.

about the fps i've also been seeing that people are resorting to 30fps instead.

Incorrect mindset. With 4k you got more pixels and details to deal with, so regardless if you are just interested in viewing in 1080p, recording 4k is still better. Just use video editor to convert to 60fps.
 

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Incorrect mindset. With 4k you got more pixels and details to deal with, so regardless if you are just interested in viewing in 1080p, recording 4k is still better. Just use video editor to convert to 60fps.

Better yes, but you're gonna run out of space a lot sooner if you're recording 4K all the time...
 

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Incorrect mindset. With 4k you got more pixels and details to deal with, so regardless if you are just interested in viewing in 1080p, recording 4k is still better. Just use video editor to convert to 60fps.

hmm, something to look into. am not too familiar with video editors etc :|
 

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hmm, something to look into. am not too familiar with video editors etc :|

Simple stuff really if just want to convert to 60fps, just open and re-save with 60fps. I have and use Cyberlink PowerDirector in my N6P.
 
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