u/cinnamon-girl-69

Hallihallo liebe Miteltern,

bei mir steht in den nächsten Monaten ein Handywechsel an und mir ist wichtig, dass ich gute, realistische Fotos von meinem Kleinkind damit hinbekomme.

Deshalb interessieren mich eure Erfahrungen? Welche habt ihr und wie zufrieden seit ihr damit?

Cam sollte schnell genug auslösen, damit das Kind nicht verschwommen ist. Find ganz natürliche Farben gut (samsung ist ja sehr gesättigt glaub ich). Hatte bis jetzt ein pixel 7 pro und war damit relativ zufrieden. Haben die Nachfolger schon "zu viel" AI? (Ist das dann noch ein echtes Bild?)

Wenns zu off topic ist, lösch ich den Beitrag wieder. Würde mich aber über spezielle Eltern-Erfahrungen freuen.

I recently switched from a Pixel 7 Pro to a Galaxy S26 Ultra, but I actually prefer many of the photos from my old Pixel.

The Pixel handled HDR much better (especially around bright windows), greens looked more natural, and skin tones looked more realistic.

I'm thinking about switching back, but I've read that the Pixel 10 Pro produces more saturated colors than previous Pixel phones.

For those who have used both: does the Pixel 10 Pro still have the natural Pixel look, or has Google moved closer to Samsung's style with more saturated colors and heavier processing? I'm mainly interested in HDR, skin tones, and overall color accuracy.

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I've been no contact with my in-laws for about six months. Yesterday was my 30th birthday, and the only thing I really wanted was to not have to think about any of this. I never told anyone, it was just my own hope.

At 7 a.m., my husband's grandfather called to wish me a happy birthday. We only have very occasional contact with him these days because he sees my MIL several times a week. As far as I know, he tries to stay out of the conflict.

The conversation started out completely normal. He congratulated me, asked how our daughter was doing, and then suddenly asked, "So... when are we seeing each other again?"

I replied, "Let's text about it sometime."

Then he said, "No, I mean ALL of us."

I kind of froze because I had no idea what to say. Then he said, "Well, I don't want to bother you."

I said: "hmmm, we'll See."

He said: "time will tell, we'll wait and see."

I ended the call shortly after.

The thing is... he basically never calls me otherwise. It feels hard to believe this was just random. I know this situation affects him because MIL is his daughter, and I'm sure she talks to him about us.

I spent the rest of my birthday trying to push it out of my mind, but it's still bothering me today.

Now I'm wondering if I'm reading too much into it. Maybe by "all of us" he meant my husband, our daughter, and me. My husband has met up with his grandfather with our daughter before, sometimes alone. I usually stay home and enjoy the quiet. I've also run into Grandpa a few times myself, we've chatted, and once we even had coffee together. So it's not like I'm avoiding him personally.

I'm not planning to read any messages from my in-laws anytime soon, they're muted and moved into a separate folder, and they'll stay there for at least another couple of weeks.

So... am I overreacting? Does this sound like someone gently trying to push a family reconciliation on behalf of my MIL, or could I genuinely be misinterpreting what he meant by "all of us"?