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Google Pixel 10 Series Will Likely Bring Gimbal-Like Camera Stabilisation Feature

Highlights

  • The Pixel 10 lineup including Pro, Pro XL and Pro Fold will feature advanced video stabilisation.
  • It will deliver smooth handheld footage without extra hardware.
  • The standard Pixel 10 will reportedly gain a telephoto lens, complemented by Google’s Video Boost technology for enhanced videography.
  • The Pixel 10 series is expected to be unveiled on August 20 with pre-orders opening the same day and shipping starting August 28.

It appears to be a week of Google Pixel 10 updates. While we just had a confirmation about a possible launch date and leaks have also confirmed some of the key features we can expect, more updates are pouring in. A new report suggests Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 series might take smartphone video to the next level.

According to a recent Android Headlines report, the new Pixel 10 lineup will come with a powerful stabilisation system that aims to deliver gimbal-like performance, without the need for any extra hardware like the DJI Osmo Mobile 6.

Caption – Google Pixel 10 previously leaked render. (Image credit – OnLeaks/Android Headline)

Gimbal-Level Stabilisation for All Pixel 10 Models

The entire Pixel 10 family including the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold is expected to feature this advanced camera stabilisation technology. While previous Pixel models already offered solid video stabilisation, this update could be a big leap forward.

The new system is designed to work directly within the camera hardware and software, bringing physical gimbal-level smoothness to handheld video.

Interestingly, the Pixel 10 series is rumoured to use the same camera sensors as the Pixel 9 lineup. The major hardware upgrade is a telephoto lens on the standard Pixel 10, something that wasn’t available in past base models.

Combine this with Google’s powerful video software tools like Video Boost and the result could be a huge improvement in mobile videography.

Launch Timeline

Google is expected to officially unveil the Pixel 10 series at its “Made by Google” event on August 20. Pre-orders are likely to open the same day and shipping will start from August 28.

The dates haven’t been confirmed by Google yet, but an official announcement should be coming soon.

FAQs

Q1. What is the new video stabilisation feature in the Pixel 10 series?

Answer. The Pixel 10 lineup will feature a powerful stabilisation system, delivering gimbal-like smoothness for handheld videos without the need for external hardware.

Q2. What camera upgrades are expected in the Pixel 10 models?

Answer. The Pixel 10 series retains Pixel 9’s camera sensors, but the standard Pixel 10 will gain a telephoto lens, a first for base models, enhancing zoom capabilities.

Q3. When will the Pixel 10 series launch?

Answer. Google is expected to officially unveil the Pixel 10 series on August 20, with pre-orders opening the same day, and shipping beginning August 28.

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