OnePlus 7 Pro (AFTER SOFTWARE UPDATES) vs Pixel 3a XL vs iPhone Xs Max | Camera Test By Irina Tech

What's up guys, my name is Erica. Welcome back to my channel, where I review everything tag guys it's been about three months since the Campus of a probe was released, and I think it's a perfect time to look at the camera improvements under 107 Pro. After all, the updates and compared with miry cameras of the pixel 3 excel and the iPhone tennis max this time, I'm now going to talk about the camera specs of these three phones. If you haven't seen my previous camera comparison, video check out the link in the description when I talk about the tax packs in more detail, but in this video, let's get straight to the photos and videos I got and first let's do a quick flashback to see what was actually wrong with the Campus empress camera. When this phone just came out I'd, say the camera had three main problems. The first one was the softness in the photos.

It was pretty clear that the shots coming from the 7 pro we're always the softest when compared to the pixel or the iPhone. The second problem was about the exposure of a Tom's. We got pretty dark photos and the third problem was the night shots. The pictures came out very blurry, so in this video we'll take a look at some daylight photos, night shots portraits photos taken in challenging light conditions and much, much more and, of course, I'll test this a beside video quality and stabilization. As always, let's start with some portrait shots by the way, I was wondering guys how many of you actually use the portrait mode.

Please let me know the first thing to notice is that all of these three phones did a very good job in terms of background. We can see three beautiful, properly exposed backgrounds here when it comes to the pixel 3 excel. It always produces pretty sharp crisper looking photos, which makes them look a very dramatic and beautiful, but when people appear in a picture, this sharpness tends to make a person's skin look older and somewhat less flattering. So just keep it in mind when it comes to the bumper 7 Pro I'd say it always produces soft, her portraits, then the Adventist Max and the pixel 3 Excel, and the portraits from the alpha tennis max look pretty natural in terms of colors when it comes to separation. From the background I'd say, all three cameras did a pretty good job.

I, don't see any this flows here. Let's look at the next example here. Once again, we can see three properly exposed backgrounds. The blur on the photo from the pixel looks very intense by default, but it could adjust it later if you want, and once again we have a reoccurring pattern here. The ? tennis max gives us a pretty natural-looking portrait.

The photo from the 1 / 7 pro looks a little soft, especially if you look at my face and the pixel 3 Excel produces a very sharp portrait that overall looks beautiful, but at the same time makes me look so much older and when it comes to separation. From the background, we have some flaws in all of these three photos. I guess there is no perfect phone at the moment. Next, let's look at some random daily charts and the first thing that actually interests me is whether this obvious problem on the 1 / 7 Pro, was resolved. Let's take a closer look and zoom into the photos.

Well, this particular photo looks fine to me. The 1 / 7 pro produced the brightest photo out of this 3 here, showing us plenty of details. The pixel 3 Excel gives us a pretty contrast, shot with pronounced shadows and when it comes to the opportunist max I would say it gives us the most in terms of vibrancy. Next, let's take a look at another example. Once again, we can see some difference and brightness and slight difference in colors and let's zoom into the photos and check how sharp their then looks like there is no problem with that here.

Another example for you guys and zooming into the photos it looks like this softness problem was solved for good, which is amazing news. We can see some differences in color temperatures here, and I would say the shot from the Whimper 7 pro looks the least vibrant and also notice how these three phones depicted the shadows, just a look at that ice cream truck as well as the shadows under the tree. The effort earnest max makes all the shadows look pretty bright, so you can see the most details there. The pixel 3 excels photo. Has the darkest shadows here giving this picture a very country salute, and the one person pro shot is something in the middle.

A few more examples for you guys, so you can judge them for yourself now, let's look at some selfies. The face. Retouching mode was off in all of these devices, so you can see how the skin looks by default in a selfie mode. In this particular example, they have until this max blew out the sky. My t-shirt looks overexposed on the shot from the 107 Pro and the pixel produced a properly exposed photo with a very crisp background.

And next, let's look at some portrait selfies. As always, the avatars mags blurs out everything except my face, which always looks weird: the 1 / 7 Pro produces a very bright and warm shot. Making my hair look a little ginger and the pixel produces a very crisp shot. You can clearly see the texture of my hair and my clothes. Now.

Let's see how this response takes times to zoom pictures. All these three cameras have different focal lengths. That's why the photos also look different, even though all of these shots were taken from the same spot. If I zoom into the photos, you can see that all the shots look pretty sharp and clear, but keep in mind that I, like the other two, the pixel 3 Excel, doesn't have a dedicated telephoto lens, so I use the digital zoom. For this comparison.

Moving on to the photos taken in the dusk here, I did not use a night mode on any of these files and, as you can see, the improvements of the 1 / 7 Post camera is dramatic by the way. These are the results. I got from the last comparison before the updates. Well looks very blurry and bad, and now we can see three beautiful, slightly different photos, let's zoom into the pictures and take a closer look. Well, I, don't see any obvious problems here, guys I think for the photos taken in the low-light conditions.

They look pretty good. Let's look at one more example in the dusk once again: no not mouse here! Well, not bad at all, and now, let's take a look at the photos taken with a night mode. Of course, the effort to this max does not have an iPhone, but it was enabled on the Campus of a pro and the pixel 3 excel. As always, I was curious to see how the pixel and 107 pro compared to the tennis max while using their default modes and as you can see, they did a pretty good job. The shots look crisp enough.

However, if you look at the sky, it looks grainy in the photo from the pixel. Next I use the nice Cape mode on the 7 Pro in the night side mode on the pixel and compare it once again to the default mode of the tennis, Max and right away. You can see a big difference in exposure. The photos taken in the night mode look so much brighter now, but I think I like the default shots even better in this particular case. What do you guys think and one more notch our example for you guys so once again, first I use the default mode for all three devices, and then I use the nice keep mode on the seven pro and the Night side mode on the pixel? And if you ask me, my favorite shot is the one taking by the 1 / 7 Pro I, like that.

The light coming from the frame of the clock is not overexposed the bricks on the wall. Look very detailed and I like that. The sky is dark because it just looks more realistic, guys, I simply have to show you some pictures that actually made me feel a little sad and disappointed in the 1% pros camera. They were taking indoors with artificial light in a supermarket, and this ice looks like a bunch of cats, used it as a litter box. Well, this shot is very yellow and dark, and in the next example, we can see a recurrent pattern here.

Once again we get a dark in yellow is shot from the 7 Pro. You can see that the green apples look yellow here and all the colors look wrong. Now, let's switch gears and look at some videos. The 1% of pros videos have definitely gotten way. Less saturated I specifically took a video right at the same place, so you could see the difference.

The colors look more natural. Now, by the way, if I play the same video on my 1 /, 7 Pro, you will see that the colors look different. They look more natural, just like on the iPhone Tennis Max or the pixel through Excel. If you want to post a video on Instagram no worries, it will look just like you see it on the display of your 1 / 7 Pro. However, when you explore your videos to your computer by default, they have a wide color gamut and that's why they will look more saturated.

This stabilization is so good on the pixel 3 Excel in the 1 / 7 Pro, and the advent tennis Max falls behind here. Next videos were taken in the low-light conditions. You can see some differences in colors here and then, let's look at the videos taken in the night, so guys looks like the Campus fix the main problems on the seven pros, camera and I hope. The company won't stop there, because I think there are still some things that I wish were improved. If you ask me how I feel about the camera on the Campus of a Pro out say that sometimes it lacks consistency and predictability, it feels like eight out of ten shots will be great and two would totally disappoint me.

However, I think the Campus 7 pro is more than capable to produce good photos and videos that would satisfy the majority of users. Thank you so much for watching this video guys and see you in the next one. You.

Source : Irina Tech