Ultra Wide
126° FoV
ƒ/2.2
12MP · Autofocus · Macro Focus
Google Pixel Camera Settings Guide
Key settings to configure first in the Google Camera app on your Pixel 7 Pro
Photo
Video
Composition
Advanced
Shoot full resolution so you keep maximum detail for cropping, while HDR+ still does its computational magic.
The best balance of quality, low-light performance, and stability for everyday clips on the Pixel 7 Pro.
HDR+ Enhanced merges multiple frames automatically for balanced highlights and shadows in tricky light.
Recommended settings for the six most common shooting scenarios on Pixel 7 Pro
Resolution, frame rate, and stabilization options on the Pixel 7 Pro
4K
30fps
Best all-round
4K
60fps
Smooth motion
1080p
30fps
Smaller files
1080p
60fps
Smooth + compact
1080p
240fps
Slow motion
| Use Case | Resolution | FPS | Stabilization | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social Media Best | 4K | 30 | Standard | Best quality-to-size ratio |
| Vlog / Talking Head | 4K | 30 | Locked | Front camera 10.8MP |
| Travel / Run-and-gun | 4K | 30 | Active | Slight crop for EIS |
| Action / Sports | 4K | 60 | Active | Best motion clarity |
| Low Light | 4K | 30 | Standard | Larger pixels at 30fps |
| Slow Motion | 1080p | 240 | Standard | 8× slowdown at 30fps playback |
Three cameras powered by Tensor G2, covering 25mm to 120mm with Google's computational photography
126° FoV
ƒ/2.2
12MP · Autofocus · Macro Focus
25mm
ƒ/1.85
50MP · OIS · 1/1.31" sensor
50mm equiv.
ƒ/1.85
12.5MP · Crop from main sensor
120mm
ƒ/3.5
10.8MP · OIS · 30× Super Res Zoom
| Spec | Ultra Wide | Main | 5× Telephoto |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 12MP | 50MP | 10.8MP |
| Focal Length | ~16mm (126° FoV) | 25mm | 120mm |
| Aperture | ƒ/2.2 | ƒ/1.85 | ƒ/3.5 |
| Sensor Size | 1/2.9" | 1/1.31" | 1/3.5" |
| OIS | No | Yes (OIS) | Yes (OIS) |
| Autofocus | Yes (PDAF) | Yes (PDAF + Laser AF) | Yes (PDAF) |
| Macro | Yes (Macro Focus) | No | No |
What sets the Pixel 7 Pro apart — Google's computational photography excellence
Tensor G2 machine learning sharpens detail and reduces motion blur on any photo in Google Photos, even shots from other cameras.
New in Pixel 7The first Pixel with Macro Focus, using the ultra-wide camera's autofocus to capture close-ups at about 3cm and switching to macro automatically.
New in Pixel 7 ProTensor G2 AI upscaling pushes the 5× optical telephoto to 30× Super Res Zoom, up from the Pixel 6 Pro's 20× maximum.
ImprovedTensor G2 brightens low-light shots, and on a tripod Astrophotography mode captures stars, the Milky Way, and star trails with exposures up to 4 minutes.
SignatureHow much you can fit on your Pixel 7 Pro (128GB / 256GB / 512GB)
128 GB
~350 MB/min at 4K30
256 GB
Best value for most users
512 GB
Maximum for heavy shooters
| File Type | Format | Approximate Size |
|---|---|---|
| Photo (JPEG) | 12.5MP (default binned) | 2 – 5 MB |
| Photo (50MP full res) | JPEG | 8 – 12 MB |
| Photo (RAW + JPEG) | DNG + JPEG | ~20 MB per pair |
| Video (4K 30fps) | H.264/HEVC | ~350 MB/min |
| Video (4K 60fps) | H.264/HEVC | ~500 MB/min |
| Video (1080p 30fps) | H.264/HEVC | ~130 MB/min |
| Slow Motion (1080p 240fps) | H.264 | ~400 MB/min |
Pixel 7 Pro-specific tips to get the most out of your camera
What changed for cameras between generations
Common questions about the Google Pixel 7 Pro camera
Photo Unblur is a Google Photos feature powered by the Tensor G2 chip that can sharpen old blurry photos — from any camera, not just the Pixel. It uses machine learning to reconstruct detail and reduce motion blur. Open any photo in Google Photos, tap Edit, then Tools, and select Photo Unblur. Results vary depending on the severity of the blur, but it can rescue moderately blurry images quite effectively.
Yes — the Pixel 7 Pro is the first Pixel phone with Macro Focus. It uses the 12MP ultra-wide camera's autofocus system to focus on subjects at approximately 3cm distance. When you move the phone close to a subject, the camera automatically switches from the main camera to the ultra-wide for macro photography. This was not available on the Pixel 6 Pro. Note that the 12MP sensor means less detail than the 48MP ultrawide macro on the Pixel 8 Pro and newer.
The Pixel 7 Pro offers 5× optical zoom via its dedicated telephoto lens (120mm, 10.8MP) and extends to 30× digital zoom using Google's Super Res Zoom AI upscaling. Quality is good up to about 10×, usable at 15×, and heavily processed beyond that. The 30× maximum was a significant improvement over the Pixel 6 Pro's 20× limit. For best results, stick to 5× or 10× zoom levels.
Yes. When you mount the Pixel 7 Pro on a tripod in very dark conditions and open Night Sight, Astrophotography mode activates automatically — indicated by a small star icon appearing in the viewfinder. The phone then captures a series of long exposures over 1–4 minutes and merges them to reveal stars, the Milky Way, and even star trails. The phone must be perfectly still on a stable mount for the entire exposure. Any movement will ruin the capture.
Real Tone is Google's camera and image processing technology designed to accurately represent all skin tones in photos. It adjusts auto white balance, auto exposure, and face detection algorithms to produce more accurate and natural-looking skin tones, especially for people with darker skin. Real Tone is always active in both the camera app and Google Photos editing tools. It was developed with input from professional image makers across diverse communities.