[Pixel 4a photos thread]

[Kizzy Catwoman]

Taken without night sight and then with night sight. But they are so adorable hugging like that at the foot of my bed.

 

[Morty2264]

Taken without night sight and then with night sight. But they are so adorable hugging like that at the foot of my bed.

Great camera for sure! There is still so much clarity, even without Night Sight or a lot of lighting!

 

[Smokeaire01]

Taken without night sight and then with night sight. But they are so adorable hugging like that at the foot of my bed.

Looks great. Night Sight is fun to play with even during the day.

 

[swebb]

That they are. It is great fun and wonderment watching those tiny flyers hover, fly backwards, straight up and down and other amazing flight aerobatics.

Are you doing anything special with the camera settings to get the exposure time short enough to capture the motion? You using the google camera app or another app? Or is your feeder just in a well lit area and the auto settings do the job?

 

[Smokeaire01]

Are you doing anything special with the camera settings to get the exposure time short enough to capture the motion? You using the google camera app or another app? Or is your feeder just in a well lit area and the auto settings do the job?

Just the Pixel camera as is. I do rapidly click on the shutter button. Sometimes I do end up with some nice motion pics but those will only post as a still shot.

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

I love Star in this photo. Made a PhotoRoom and Vimage composition. Enjoy the gif. I had the original made into a canvas for my wall.

 

[Smokeaire01]

I love Star in this photo. Made a PhotoRoom and Vimage composition. Enjoy the gif. I had the original made into a canvas for my wall.

I think you know which one is my favorite.

 

[Morty2264]

I love Star in this photo. Made a PhotoRoom and Vimage composition. Enjoy the gif. I had the original made into a canvas for my wall.

That's SO COOL I love it!

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

Frizzles. Lovely photo and PhotoRoomed the background

 

[Morty2264]

Frizzles. Lovely photo and PhotoRoomed the background

This is awesome!

 

[hallux]

I'll add a couple from my 4a 5G..




I'm not sure why the first and last ones rotated, they showed correctly on my Mac

 

[Morty2264]

I'll add a couple from my 4a 5G..
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I'm not sure why the first and last ones rotated, they showed correctly on my Mac

Absolutely gorgeous photos! Such detail!

The Android Central app is notorious for sideways uploads! The AC Forums app is much better for that kind of thing!

 

[hallux]

@Morty2264, these were uploaded using a browser on my Mac! Thx for compliments, this place is only 2 hours from me. When I say I'm from NY, THIS is what I'm talking about lol

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

I'll add a couple from my 4a 5G..
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I'm not sure why the first and last ones rotated, they showed correctly on my Mac

Really nice photos

 

[Morty2264]

@Morty2264, these were uploaded using a browser on my Mac! Thx for compliments, this place is only 2 hours from me. When I say I'm from NY, THIS is what I'm talking about lol

Oh right! Sorry, I believe you said that in your other post. What scenery for being two hours away! That's awesome!

 

[Smokeaire01]

A Praying Mantis on some flowers that are hanging between our Hummingbird feeders. I moved it from the front step railing to a better home.

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

A Praying Mantis on some flowers that are hanging between our Hummingbird feeders. I moved it from the front step railing to a better home.

Good detail

 

[Morty2264]

A Praying Mantis on some flowers that are hanging between our Hummingbird feeders. I moved it from the front step railing to a better home.

That's so cool! Great photo and great colours!

 

[Smokeaire01]

In the same plant as the Praying Mantis we found a Tobacco Hornworm (according to Google Lens).

 

[Morty2264]

In the same plant as the Praying Mantis we found a Tobacco Hornworm (according to Google Lens).

Oh my goodness! I've never heard of that bug before. What an interesting discovery!