Overview

• Google says the jitter stems from a software conflict between EIS and OIS, and the shake disappears when EIS is disabled, indicating the hardware is functioning correctly.
• The problem affects telephoto video on the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro, and Google acknowledges similar impact across multiple Pixel generations.
• Apps that use Google’s EIS API exhibit the shaking, while apps that bypass it, such as Open Camera, have recorded smooth footage in testing.
• With the October build already shipped, Google indicates a corrective update is planned for November rather than an immediate patch.
• Suggested workarounds include turning off stabilization, recording at 30fps, minimizing panning, or using a gimbal or tripod, though the Pixel 10 Pro’s Video Boost does not resolve the issue.