Even though Google has continued to use the same camera sensor since the Pixel 3, the Pixel 5 is still a fantastic camera, and one of the best on the market.
You may notice that pictures take longer to process, but that’s due to the fact that Google removed the Visual Core from the Pixel 5. Nevertheless, on-device image processing is still at the top of its class.
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After you’ve gotten your Pixel 5 all set up, then you’ll want to start getting used to the different features found within the Camera app.
In a simple way, you don’t want to miss out on a picture of the night sky, in the event that the camera doesn’t automatically switch to the right mode.
Take photos of the night sky (Night Sight)
If you want to take some pictures at night and actually get something other than a dark picture, then you’ll want to activate Night Sight. In most cases, your Pixel 5 will automatically switch over to Night Mode.
However, there may be some times where you want to use Night Sight manually, and you can do so by opening the Camera app, swiping over to the left, and tapping Night Sight.
