The Google Pixel 10 Pro has been regarded as one of the strong contenders for a smartphone that best photography and videography capabilities, but little did you know that there's a hidden feature embedded in the smartphone that allows 12-bit video recording like a professional. However, it is not activated by default, but by these simple steps, you will easily enable it.
Why Is 12-bit Video Important in the Google Pixel 10 Pro?
Among other things, 12-bit video translates into many colors and many more details. While regular video comes in at 8 to 10 bits, 12-bit video has that highly professional cinematic touch. It counts very much within video editing or color grading.
1. Unlock developer mode
The first step is to enable Developer Mode.
1. Open Settings
2. Tap on "About phone"
3. Tap on "Build number" 7 times
4. You will see: "Developer mode has been enabled."
Step 2. Activate Camera HAL Mode
1. Go to Settings > Developer Options
2. Scroll and check for the "Camera HAL HDR+" option
3. Activate the option
Step 3: Use a modified camera app
Install a modified version of the Google Camera app (GCam Mod) that is able to register videos in 12-bit.
Very important: You can get the right GCam version for Pixel 10 Pro through Celso Azevedo's GCam Hub.
Step 4: Adjust Video Settings
Fire up this GCam Mod and select Video Mode.
Settings > Advanced > here Video Bit Depth, select the 12-bit option.
Caution
This is unofficially hidden and might have bugs.
May void the warranty of your device.
There are security risks to using GCam Mod; hence, download from trusted sources only.
Conclusion
Unlocking this hidden feature of the Google Pixel 10 Pro will give the phone the ability to shoot videos much in a DSLR quality. Give this one a try for elevating your video content to a new level!
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