Google’s Pixel phones may deliver exceptional photography, but they’ve never been known to put a lot of effort into video. That seems to be changing with the release of the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G. Google has a handful of new “Hollywood-inspired” stabilization effects that should make videos a lot more fun to capture: locked, active, and cinematic panning.

According to Google’s support page, Locked is intended for capturing distant stills, while Active is best for videos with a lot of intense movement, such as sporting events. The cinematic panoramic effect was designed to make videos look spectacular and spectacular to make your everyday life feel like a movie. It does this by stabilizing the video and slowing it down 2x – this will make those cute videos of your pets even harder to resist.

Starting with the Pixel 2, Google’s flagship phones have used some smart stabilization techniques which are actually quite interesting. But were these techniques inspired by Hollywood? I do not think so! All jokes aside, it looks like these newer modes of video stabilization are sure to come in handy in certain situations. Time will tell if these additions really change the way people think of Pixel phones when it comes to video quality.

All three new stabilization modes will be available on the new Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G devices. It’s unclear whether or to what extent the previous pixels will support them, as they are likely to use the new wide-angle camera found on Google’s latest phones.