Building a More Equitable Camera | Google

Pictures are deeply personal and play an important role in shaping how people see you and how you see yourself. But historical biases in the medium of photography have carried through to some of today’s camera technologies, leading to tools that haven’t seen people of color as they want and ought to be seen. As part of Google’s commitment to product inclusion, our teams are working to ensure that all of Google’s camera and imagery products work for everyone, of every skin tone. Learn from our team about our work with industry experts like Deun Ivory, Micaiah Carter, Kira Kelly and more, to ensure that people of all skin tones feel accurately and beautifully seen. We’re grateful to all of our industry partners who have committed to helping us make these improvements, including: Adrian O. Walker, Photographer & Mixed-Media Artist Adrienne Raquel, Photographer & Art Director Ava Berkofsky, Cinematographer Dana Scruggs, Photographer & Director Deun Ivory, Multidisciplinary Artist Jomo Fray, Cinematographer Jos