Here's a Look at the New Google Camera App UI in the Pixel 3

With each passing day, there's less and less mystery around the Google Pixel iii XL. While we have only seen renders of the smaller Pixel 3, the Twoscore has got a hands-on treatment, videos and a lot more, thank you to stolen shipments which are being sold on the European black market place.

And to cap it all off, in that location's a review out there too. You tin can run into the full review on mobile-review.com, which claims it got the Pixel 3 XL for free, earlier it started being sold illegally. While the gist of the review is that the Pixel 3 Forty does not change besides much from the Pixel ii lineup, there are a couple of changes we noticed in the camera UI for the new phone. Here's a await at the screenshots shared by mobile-review.com:

Image: mobile-review.com — Prototype: mobile-review.com

Every bit you can meet, Google is finally dropping the clunky navigation drawer to change shooting modes, with an iPhone-like carousel, which means y'all take to swipe to change modes. This is not dissimilar to the new Nokia Photographic camera app, which too simplifies this aspect in the UI.

In improver, y'all tin can meet Confront Retouching feature has two steps of settings now with 'Soft' and 'Natural' options. You can of class plough it off if you want. Other settings also look easier to reach in the UI, from what we see here.

While the UI has changed, the review claims that the photo quality is on par with the Pixel two XL at this moment, which could exist a result of non-concluding algorithms processing the photos.