Google's Best Photography Weapon Isn't on the Pixel 11, and I Don’t Know Why - CNET

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I’ve reviewed Google’s latest Pixel 11 Pro following extensive testing at home and on a lovely photowalk around the city of Paris. I’ve taken a ton of photos with the thing, many of which I genuinely like. I enjoyed getting creative with Google’s new Camera Looks, which applies a variety of filmic presets to your images. The results are decent, but Google has a far better secret weapon for photographers, which it’s surprisingly shy about. I think it’s time that the company fully harnessed its capabilities.

Snapseed is one of my favorite photo editing apps. It’s simple to use, packed with features and totally free on iOS and Android. It’s one of my favorite photo editing apps around, and it happens to be made by Google. There’s no branding when you open it, no “About” section that references Google, and the only time you’d see the company’s...

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