The launch of the fourth generation of the Pixel range has meant the implementation for the first time by Google of more than one camera on the rear. So far, the guys at Google had shown as with a single camera it was possible to make spectacular captures thanks to the process of your software.
However, this new generation has a number of aspects that users have not quite liked. The most recent, and which Google itself has bothered to justify, we find in that cannot record videos in 4k quality at 60 fps. The reason, we explain it to you below.
According to the company itself, the Google Pixel 4 allows us to record videos in 4k quality at 30 fps, since most users record videos at 1080, so they have focused their efforts on offering the best possible quality in this recording mode. Of video. As the Google guys clarify, 4K quality video recorded at 60 fps can take up to half a GB of space.
Rather, it sounds like a cheap excuse. Google could offer the base model of 128 GB instead of the same 64 GB that Apple offers in the most basic version, a rascality that is difficult to understand. Furthermore, with the new Pixel range, the guys at Google have stopped offering free storage as if they have offered with the three generations of Pixel.
Also, another reason for not offering this recording quality is probably due to the fact that the device is not powerful enough to provide quality and fluidity acceptable, so it is in these cases, it is better not to offer it even if it is a reason for users looking for this recording option to discard it directly.
