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TL;DR<\/p>\n
Pixel 10 Pro users continue to report jerky video when using the telephoto camera, specifically while panning.
\nGoogle Support claims the issue is fixed, but users continue to complain that the EIS bug persists.
\nAs a workaround, you can temporarily fix the stutter by disabling \u201cVideo stabilization\u201d in the Pixel Camera settings.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve previously covered the Pixel 10 Pro\u2019s jerky zoom videos<\/a> and how users had to settle for workarounds to get usable video recordings despite paying over $1,000 for a top-tier flagship. The issue has affected users for months, and while customer support has claimed to some users that the problem has been \u201cfixed,\u201d users claim that it still persists. So we want to ask you: Are you still facing issues when recording video with the Pixel 10 Pro\u2019s telephoto zoom?<\/p>\n Does your Pixel 10 Pro\/XL record jerky videos with its telephoto zoom camera?<\/p>\n 10 votes<\/p>\n Yes, my Pixel 10 Pro still records jerky videos with its telephoto zoom camera.<\/p>\n 20%<\/p>\n It used to, but the issue has been fixed with recent updates.<\/p>\n 10%<\/p>\n No, my Pixel 10 Pro never faced any video recording issues with its telephoto zoom camera.<\/p>\n 0%<\/p>\n I don’t own a Pixel 10 Pro.<\/p>\n 70%<\/p>\n Reddit user No_Particular7571<\/a> had previously spotted that their new Pixel 10 Pro shot very jerky video through its telephoto camera, particularly when panning or moving. However, the stuttering completely disappears when you turn off EIS in the Pixel Camera app, indicating there is a bug in Google\u2019s EIS implementation that conflicts with the phone\u2019s OIS.<\/p>\n The Redditor continued to follow up<\/a> with Google Support over the past few weeks, to which Support claimed that recent updates had \u201cfixed\u201d the issue. Unfortunately, that wasn\u2019t the case, and the Redditor followed up with further bug reports and logs from newer Pixel Camera app updates. At some point, it seems Google simply gave up, stating that the concern had already been addressed.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t want to miss the best from Android Authority?<\/p>\n Other Redditors continue to mention that they are still facing the issue, so there\u2019s a very good chance that the bug still persists.<\/p>\n We had reached out to Google for comments on this EIS bug related to telephoto video recording on Pixel phones, but the company did not respond. As such, it seems Pixel 10 Pro users are stuck with a broken camera experience whenever they attempt to record videos with the telephoto camera. Workarounds exist, but they shouldn\u2019t have to if Google could correctly acknowledge and fix the bug on its top-tier flagship.<\/p>\n Workaround: How to fix telephoto video stuttering on the Pixel 10<\/p>\n For Pixel users who prioritize stabilized video recording through the telephoto camera, the simple (but counterintuitive) solution here is to disable the Video Stabilization setting in the Pixel Camera app:<\/p>\n Open the Pixel Camera app. This solution is counterintuitive, as one would expect it to turn off all stabilization, whereas it only disables EIS. You can still take advantage of OIS on the telephoto camera of the Pixel 10 series, even after disabling video stabilization.<\/p>\n![\"google](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/google_preferred_source_badge_light@2x.png\"\/ "\\"google"){kind=icon}
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\nTap on the Settings icon on the bottom left.
\nGo to More settings to access all the camera settings.
\nTurn off Video stabilization.<\/p>\n