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The Google Pixel 10 Pro phones<\/a> introduced a Pro Res Zoom feature for improved long-range zoom. Google says this uses a diffusion-based AI model to effectively generate details.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t want to miss the best from Android Authority?<\/p>\n Some early Pro Res Zoom samples dropped online<\/a> last week, giving us a first look at the feature. I wasn\u2019t impressed with most of these shots, but it\u2019s too soon to make a definitive verdict right now. Nevertheless, we asked you for your opinion after viewing these early images, and here\u2019s what you told us.<\/p>\n What do you think of Pro Res Zoom so far?<\/p>\n Almost 2,000 votes were counted in this survey, and at this admittedly early juncture, very few people had a positive reception of Pro Res Zoom. Just 15.3% of surveyed readers said it seemed good.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, 42.4% of respondents said the feature was okay but could be better, while 42.2% of surveyed readers felt that Pro Res Zoom was a big disappointment so far. In other words, almost 85% of polled readers said the feature could be better at the very least.<\/p>\n It\u2019s easy to see why people might vote this way, as these early samples are generally disappointing. There was one exception, as a 30x cityscape comparison by CNET revealed a much sharper, more aesthetically pleasing image. This isn\u2019t a surprise, as AI-based solutions like this often work well with buildings, landscapes, and similar subjects.<\/p>\n Nevertheless, we\u2019re very keen to try out this feature and see if it actually lives up to the hype or if it\u2019s a disappointment. If it actually works well enough in some situations, it could be a very handy tool in the Pixel Camera<\/a> arsenal. Google also confirmed that it won\u2019t use Pro Res Zoom\u2019s diffusion-based model on people in scenes. So don\u2019t expect loved ones to get the uncanny generative AI treatment in photos.<\/p>\n