The Pixel 11 camera introduces a feature allowing users to set any available Camera Look as their default processing style. Previously, it was understood that only four standard looks (Original, Natural, Shadows, and Vanilla) could be set as defaults. This new information clarifies that all Camera Looks can be designated as the primary preset.
To activate this feature, Pixel 11 users need to open the camera app, tap the settings icon in the lower-left corner, then select the triple-dot overflow menu in the upper-right. Within the Photo menu options, there is a toggle labeled "Always use selected look" which, when enabled, allows any chosen Camera Look to persist as the default.
Once a non-standard Camera Look is selected and the setting is enabled, it will remain active when the camera app is reopened. The chosen look's name will briefly appear, and a purple Looks icon will be visible, providing direct access to the Camera Looks menu. This offers users more immediate access to their preferred photographic styles without needing to manually select them each time.
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The Pixel 11 series includes a setting that enables users to set any Camera Look, not just the four standard options, as their default camera preset. This feature provides more control over photo processing styles directly from the camera app's settings menu. This matters to Pixel 11 users who prefer specific photographic styles to be active immediately upon launching the camera application.