How To Take RAW Pictures on Google Pixel Phones
Have you ever wanted to take RAW pictures but didn’t know how? Or maybe you didn’t even know what RAW pictures are. RAW pictures are unedited images that are taken with a higher quality than JPEGs. They are ideal for those who want to edit their pictures themselves or for those who want the highest quality image possible.
Luckily, taking RAW pictures is incredibly easy to do on Google Pixel phones. In this blog post, we will show you how to take RAW pictures on your Google Pixel phone so that you can get the most out of your photography.
Basic Steps to Take RAW Pictures on Google Pixel Phones
To take RAW pictures on a Google Pixel phone, follow the steps below;
- First, open the camera app on your Google Pixel.
- Then, tap the camera settings drop-down button at the top.
- Next, hit More settings.
- Thereafter, tap Advanced.
- Toggle on RAW + JPEG mode.
Once you have RAW + JPEG mode enabled, simply open the Camera app and take a picture like you normally would. The app will save both a RAW and JPEG copy of the image. You can view both versions by opening them in an editing app like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom.
Exporting RAW Images
You can consider exporting your RAW images if you intend to edit them in another app, such as Adobe Lightroom. There are various ways to accomplish this without sacrificing image quality. To retain quality, we recommend uploading them to Google Drive and downloading them to the device you’re editing with.
Meanwhile, you do not need to export if you intend to modify from your Pixel. Simply open your editing tool and choose photographs from the Raw folder in your collection to fine-tune them.
Wrapping It Up
We hope this guide has helped you understand how to take RAW pictures on your Google Pixel phone. With a few simple steps, you can open up a world of creative possibilities and produce stunning photographs that capture the true essence of your subject. So get out there and start experimenting — we can’t wait to see what you come up with!
