Pictures taken with the Pixel 9 Pro and XL

[straygator7]

Sunset over Lake Eola, just minutes ago.

 

[0078265317]

Nice

 

[pseudoware]

Muir Woods

 

[Laura Knotek]

Don't judge my baking skills LOL I was trying something new but love the picture
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It looks delicious!

 

[mgbosshogg]

Oooft , some great shots already. Gutted there is a delay on the 9 Pros coming before I can post some of my trademark blurry photos

 

[subguy812]

Well, I learned that the Hi Res settings doesn't work for uploading to the site so I had to re-edit the size.

Anway, a Basilisk....also known as a Jesus Christ lizard...for their ability to walk on water

 

[Laura Knotek]

Well, I learned that the Hi Res settings doesn't work for uploading to the site so I had to re-edit the size.

Anway, a Basilisk....also known as a Jesus Christ lizard...for their ability to walk on water


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Cute little guy!

 

[straygator7]

One interesting but slightly annoying quirk that has carried forward to this Pixel 9 Pro XL from my past Pixel phones is the fact that -- as illustrated by the two sunset photos I posted above -- any photos taken after 8 pm are coded as photos taken on the following day,

For example, the "Sunset over Lake Eola" photo that I posted above at 8:06 pm yesterday was actually taken at 8:02 pm yesterday, August 24, which information is correctly reflected in the Google Photo data labeling; but the coding identifies the photo as "PXL_20240825_000231814" -- indicating that it was taken on the following day, August 25. By contrast, the first photo I posted above on Thursday was taken at 7:59 pm on August 22, and it is properly coded as PXL_20240822_235946388.

This issue -- a date change occurring at 8 pm on the coding of Pixel photos -- is one that I've experienced at least since the fall of 2020, when I was still using my Pixel 2XL, and it has continued to occur with my Pixel 5 and Pixel 6 Pro. I posted a message on the forum requesting help a few years ago, but no one could offer a solution. Of course, I can go into Google Photos and manually correct the coding for each affected picture, but that would take an enormous amount of time, and wouldn't resolve the problem going forward. And truthfully, it's just a minor nit.

Does anyone know whether the coding can be reset so that the date changes at midnight, and if so, how to go about it? Thanks.

 

[jamezr]

Little bunny by the hay shed

 

[BerryBubbles]

My fav desert mountain

Nice shot! Is that Superstition Mountain? I'll be out that way next month!

 

[jamezr]

Nice shot! Is that Superstition Mountain? I'll be out that way next month!

Yes! That is the Superstition Mountains! What brings you out to the desert?

 

[YankInDaSouth]

Always my first subject for camera test

 

[YankInDaSouth]

 

[subguy812]

Google nailed the camera again....nice pics

 

[YankInDaSouth]

Google nailed the camera again....nice pics

Yeah, looks like they done did good

 

[Bkdodger1]

Did everyone remember to get their free seat cushion from T-Mobile?

And now it's time to get back to the office.

 

[jamezr]

Good morning

 

[jamezr]

Good evening from the desert

 

[YankInDaSouth]

30x

Zoom Enhance edit

(Don't mind his odd, patchy skin ... We're recovering from an allergic reaction (to an allergy shot, ironically LOL))

 

[notforhire]

gorgeous animal