There's no denying that Google has always focused on elevating the photography experience on Pixel phones. With the launch of the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, the tech giant has taken a groundbreaking step to redefine the way you take pictures with the help of AI. There are a bunch of different features that have come with the Pixel 8 series, but the Best Take feature is truly revolutionary, to say the least.

There's more to this feature than meets the eye, and it will drastically change the way you capture everyday moments with your phone. It did for me, at least in the three days I've spent with the Pixel 8 Pro. So let's learn how to use Best Take on the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, along with my impressions of this feature.

How many times have you had to take way too many pictures with your friends for each of you to be happy with the last picture? Even if you settle for a photo, there are times when not everyone is happy with the desired result. However, that will no longer be the case with the brand new Best Take feature in Google Photos. Unfortunately, it's exclusive to the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro at the moment.

Using AI, the Best Take feature basically analyzes similar photos and gives you a compilation of facial expressions from each of those photos. For example, you are trying to take a group photo or a selfie with one of your friends. Right when you press the shutter button, someone either looks away or blinks. It ruins the image, and you have to try again!