Here are all the rumors and information we have so far for the Google Pixel 7a’s cameras.
Google’s Pixel phones have always had a camera that goes above and beyond, especially for their respective price tags, and there is no better example of that than the company’s mid-range « a » series. We expect nothing less from the upcoming Pixel 7a, which is said to finally be the one to introduce new camera hardware, unlike the last three generations which feature the same main and front-facing shooters.
Google has proven its prowess throughout the past 4 years by showcasing mind-blowing software magic, via which it somehow managed to keep the same main camera relevant to this day since 2018. It is high time, however, to let that legend of a sensor rest in peace and welcome some fresh blood to the Pixel « a » series’ camera system.
There have been some whispers (not many though) saying that we might finally get to see some new image sensors to power the main and ultra-wide cameras on the Pixel 7a. For now, those are said to be the 64MP Sony IMX787 for the main shooter and the 13MP Sony IMX712 for the ultra-wide one.
That being said, Google might very well follow a similar strategy of using old hardware from previous models and replacing the Pixel 7a’s camera hardware with that found on the Pixel 6.
