Pixel 6a Will Reportedly Miss Google Camera’s Motion Mode

The mid-range Google phone will get the same Google Tensor GS101 chipset as the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.

By Richa Sharma | Updated: 21 April 2022 09:36 IST

Highlights

Google Pixel 6a could use Google Tensor GS101 chipset
Pixel 6a may feature 12.2-megapixel main and ultrawide sensors
The smartphone is expected to be introduced at Google I/O 2022

Pixel 6a Will Reportedly Miss Google Camera’s Motion Mode

Motion Mode helps static images appear in motion by adding a blur effect to them.

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Google Pixel 6a may soon be out in the market, reportedly at the Google IO 2022, which is starting May 11. While the speculations regarding the lower-cost smartphone's features and pricing run high, there are a few rumours that are already making a buzz. It has been reported that the new flagship chipset may compromise with some features, as compared to Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

Pixel 6a may miss out on an important camera feature, namely the motion mode, as reported by developer Kuba Wojciechowski (via XDA-Developers). Motion Mode is a features found on the Pixel 6 series, which helps static images appear in motion by adding a blur effect to them. This helps in making the image lively and can either be added to the background or to the subject.

Despite being supported by a similar chipset as Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, the new Google Pixel 6A's camera may share common grounds with Pixel 5a for the camera set-up. This can indicate the new Google Pixel 6A may come with a 12.2MP main camera and a 12MP ultrawide snapper.

While there might not be a lot of details on the smartphone yet, we are definitely not going to be disheartened on missing out on Motion Mode. The Pixel 6a is expected to arrive soon, hence the wait to know more features may end in the coming days.

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