Google Camera 7.4: Pixel will support 4K 60fps video shooting

According to foreign media XDA, after the initial reverse compilation analysis of Google Camera 7.3 found that Google was preparing to add support for 24fps video recording, XDA once again found evidence that Google is planning to support 60fps 4K video shooting.

　　XDA Senior Member cstark27 (a well-known GCam modification expert) reverse compiled the unreleased Google Camera 7.4, which was extracted from the Pixel 4a device. In the video recording category, cstark27 discovered a new "camcorder.4K60fps" mode. However, there is no other evidence to support this, so it is not clear which Pixel device it applies to.

      Previously, Pixel camera product manager Isaac Reynolds said:

　　There is currently not enough memory bandwidth for the Pixel 4 to achieve 4K video shooting at 60fps, and recording just 1 second can saturate the bandwidth capacity.

　　Therefore, the Pixel team determined that the feature did not "reach Pixel quality standards." However, he acknowledged the fact that "some people really want 4K 60fps." Therefore, this feature may be provided to Pixel 4 in the future through Feature Drop.

　　Thanks to Google's pioneering role in image processing, the Pixel series is in the lead in photography, but its video shooting capabilities have not been very ideal. IT Home will continue to pay attention to whether Pixel users' "4K 60fps" dream can be successfully realized.