iPhone XR vs Google Pixel 3 XL Blind Camera Test! By AppleInsider

Comparing, the iPhone 10s Max's camera to the Google Pixel 3 was a little tough, since the iPhone has the added telephoto lens, and it costs $200 more. The iPhone 10 or, on the other hand, has a single lens camera, just like the pixel 3 Excel, and it's actually a hundred fifty dollars cheaper than Google's flagship making for the perfect comparison. So we decided to do some blind AV testing with 15 photos from each phone, and we want you to jot down or remember which photo looks better to you. So let's get started, so that was, it guys, tally up the number of times. Both eight and B looked better to you and post it in the comment section below. Don't worry, I'll wait all right, so the camera was actually the iPhone 10 R and the B camera was obviously the pixel 3 Excel.

So if those results surprised you make sure to, let us know ask for myself: I went through all 15 photos and found that I honestly, like the Google, pixel 3, excels photos better overall and here's. Why, in this first photo, the iPhone just lacks contrast and looks a little too warm in the story's exactly the same in this photo. As for this one, the pixel completely bombed the white balance. It is unrealistically blue. One interesting thing is that the pixel automatically crops in two times, while taking portrait photos which also adds more blur and makes the background look more compressed here.

The pixel is still too blue, and I like the blur edging more on the iPhone in this one. The iPhone looks a lot more natural, but the pixel did better at bringing the shadows up in this coffee shop I like the white balance better on the iPhone, but the pixel 3 produced sharper detail here. The pixel 3 messed up the white balance, but in the opposite direction. It's a now way too orange, but in this shot, where we zoomed in as close as we could, the pixel could get closer, and it looked more detailed. Despite the aggressive noise reduction in this one, we actually framed the shot the same by getting closer on the iPhone 10 our since you can't zoom in with a portrait photo, and it really showed the difference in compression because of that the pixel looks better in the selfie photo.

The iPhone Center looks better because the face and background is brighter and the colors really pop here the iPhones photo just looks really dulled, which is honestly what it looked like in real life. What the pixels 3 photos just looks more pleasing to the eye. Zooming in the pixel could get closer, and you actually see more detail on the sign as well. Definitely a win for Google's flagship here now: testing dynamic range, the pixel actually blows out. The brightest part of the sky and I myself am darker than I am on the iPhone.

The roof itself is way too blue on the pixel. So that's a win for the iPhone in this photo. It's basically showing that you can't take portrait photos of objects on the iPhone 10 R, which is really unfortunate because of how great the blur looks on the pixel. And finally, we see the same thing here. The pics those photo just looks so much better with the blur.

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Source : AppleInsider