Google Pixel 9 Pro VS. A Professional Photographer (camera test and review)

[@RanftEvan]

Let me know if you want to see a comparison between this pixel 9 pro and the new iPhone 16 pro when I receive it. Thanks for watching!

[@andre_bastos]

absolutely !!!

[@kebab_boi]

I do!

[@muhammadfakhriaziz1731]

I wish

[@MAILKANE]

YES PLS!

[@iamnzk]

please do it

[@isabelvalerio7962]

I've had iphones and Samsungs, switched to the pixel 8 pro last year and it's the perfect photo balance between the two; not going back to other phones 😍 getting 9pro xl

[@reneiribarren3647]

you will love it even more, they improved on almost all their weak spots, battery, charging speed, fingerprint sensor, selfie camera, screen, etc. etc. plus fun features like add me and reimage, getting a bit greedy with another $100 price increase tough but at least the trade in were ok this year compare to last year

[@isabelvalerio7962]

@@reneiribarren3647 🥹 can't wait 😃😃

[@ruki9043]

I'm loving my pixel 9 pro XL upgraded from the 7 pro and all the new features that they released for the phone just work so well together. Finally the hardware is on par with the software

[@GenesisAquino-lk6pu]

i bet you haven't seen Huawei phones just yet

[@isabelvalerio7962]

@@GenesisAquino-lk6pu I had one but was the p30 lite

[@kshayarsha5450]

That is what I wanted from a camera review. Tech reviewers simply show you the computational capabilities of the phone, while if I am buying a flagship then I want to see the raw capabilities of its camera system. Glad you made this. More camera comparison reviewers must do this. Won't be buying this because I think Pixel will have a Far better chip next year. I wish for more smartphone makers to have a 50mm focal length telephoto (roughly 2x) camera. That would really help in better portraits in raw mode.

[@Shift4g]

"Far better chip next year" That's what many said about Tensor G1, but I feel you. I don't do 1st gen anything myself. Real world use with the G4 is pretty nice right now.

[@gelade]

@@Shift4g it's cuz it will be made by TSMC. Not the junk foundry Samsung. yes it will still be designed by google but manufacturing does make a big difference. The process they will be using also won't be the "first" from TSMC. They will help google getting a far superior tensor G4 100% sure.

[@Shift4g]

@@gelade That's cool. I'll probably care by the G6. My current experience gives me no reason to hate the G4.

[@cndjonno]

Note that Pixel RAW files are still computationally created.

[@MainInternetUser]

​@@cndjonno i don't think that any phones give you actual RAW footage

[@edkftw]

Was waiting for this. Love the breakdowns, examples, and opinions. I have the XL myself and absolutely love the photos this phone produces. Your examples keep me motivated to keep taking photos around Atlanta and north Georgia in general. Really ready to capture the colors about to pop up in the mountains.

[@hartballer24]

Absolutely love my Pixel 9 pro XL and my Pixel watch 3 45mm! Owned both of these since day one and coming from an IPhone 15 pro max along with an Apple watch ultra 2 I can't say I miss them at all! These two devices are really that good, I've had previous pixel phones along with the 8 pro and what a difference Google has done! The screen, battery, modem, chipset (yes on paper it's slower but honestly you don't see it at all using the phone day to day), camera and build. The phone is great. Pixel watch 3 45mm is soooo good too, had the pixel watch 2 and man the bigger size is so needed, its faster too along with the battery is longer it feels like. Google is great this year!

[@Truefeet-m1p]

Howz low light captures

[@reneiribarren3647]

thanks I agree with you, they improved on a lot of areas, not fun of the price increase but still so much better than Iphone or Samsung, I have the pixel watch 2 but skip the watch 3 since I'm not a fun of charging a watch every day, I'll stick with my Garmin Phoenix 6(battery least me 15 days)

[@tihopeev]

please share an opinion about battery on pixel 9 series ?

[@reneiribarren3647]

@@tihopeev after one month of use I can tell you is very good although not the best, I can have 6/7 hrs of screentime with heavy use and everything on (wifi/Bluetooth/max res/etc.) In general at the end of the day I always have around 15/30 % so it will be good for most of the average users

[@BuffaloRangers]

I consulted with Google on their build out back in 2021 and the main thing we “the photographers in the group” was a better sensor and better glass, Google listened hard, this isn’t new for Google and the best thing is their updates actually improves the phone ( who knew a company would do that)

[@WhosThere26]

Literally every flagship phone improves their cameras and phones with updates.

[@dobleuxyz]

Well they don't make any of those, they buy whatever is available from Sony and Samsung so improvements in that regard are to their credit, but Google has picked a good set for sure.

[@MG_Z71]

@@WhosThere26 no they dont, google used the same sensor from like 2-5 on the pixels and the iphone has forever only had a 12mp camera, they may say it takes better pictures after computing but the hardware wasnt changed as you claim

[@cdnr6311]

I've been shooting for over a decade and have always relied on more compact mirrorless cameras for my daily driver while reserving my bigger cameras for more demanding photography. BUT, the Pixel 9 Pro XL might just be the first phone ever that will replace my compact mirrorless cameras as my daily driver

[@AndrewJamesStringer]

I have the Pixel 9 Pro XL, and agree with you, it is very impressive. They have updated the camera since you made this, and I think you may want to revisit the telephoto. I pre-ordered the phone, and was one of the first to receive it, I can say it is definitely better since updates have came out.

[@Ampedup562]

The Pixel 9 Pro XL simply has the best RAW mobile camera you can purchase it captures more data and I bet it will beat the iPhone 16 Pro ProRaw photos. There is one thing that Apple does better though. And that’s marketing, you have so many so-called reviewers on KZbin endorsing the iPhone camera promoting the lies of multiple focal lengths when it’s just cropped. All they are doing is screwing over the photography community by continuing to repeat Apple’s misleading marketing as if it was true.

[@draganbogdan4267]

What about Vivo x100 pro and ultra or the x200 that will come this year ?

[@Ampedup562]

@@draganbogdan4267 more than likely it will have a killer camera. But Chinese phones are not optimized for American users, and those little issues add up and make it an awful experience. The Pixel gives you stock Android software as it was intended to be with amazing cameras as shown here in this video.

[@Ampedup562]

@@draganbogdan4267 Those Chinese phones are not available here in the US

[@kakasixtytwo]

Hello, also Xiaomi 14 Ultra is banned in the US? ​@@Ampedup562

[@UweRoclawski]

Still loving my Pixel 6 Pro. The night mode is the most impressive thing for me, because it's so much easier to do nightshots without a tripod. Action mode and the cinema mode for video are great twoo. Bokeh and this raw-thing is not everything. The Google Pixel 6 Pro and my Nikon Z 6II are big friends living together in harmony.

[@_ben_sisko]

Being a professional photographer, I'm sure you know. The quality of any image, isn't based solely on the camera, but also on the lens being used. Moment, makes a series of absolutely beautiful lenses specifically for use with smartphones. They attach to the phone case made specifically for each phone. You should give those Moment lenses a try, then present your review 🤔

[@shotsbyexs]

As a photographer, the Pixel shoots raw photos that are actually not far off from a real camera

[@JakeChambersOy]

Regarding bokeh, it is the same as with regular cameras. Bigger sensor, larger aperture, more bokeh. The sensors used in the latest Pixels and iPhones aren't even that big in comparison to what we already got in other Android phones in the past. Even the Huawei P30 Pro had a larger sensor and aperture in comparison, and that was in 2019. At this point we have 1.0"-type sensors with variable aperture (e.g. Xiaomi 14 Ultra, Huawei Pura 70 Ultra) and even this size was already used on a few other phones in the past. Google and Apple are late to the party in terms of the raw camera specs, but leading in terms of processing (Google is for photo, Apple for video).

[@LTEAndroid]

This made me soo happy about my Pixel 9 Pro XL purchase!

[@crossfader4617]

I highly recommend you to listen more opinions regarding this phone. i choused the XIAOMI 14 instead and i don't regret it. your cameras are better but not by much. In every other aspect, xiaomi outclasses google pixel. Too bad because I really wanted it to be good.

[@LTEAndroid]

@@crossfader4617 I am in the US we do not support Xiaomi or most Chinese brands. Shame but it is what it is.

[@Z1bi]

​@@crossfader4617I'd get Xiaomi phone but not at the initial price

[@CustAndCode]

very good video and comparison! 🤗

[@jackharington3126]

My main interest in the pixel 9 pro was the telephoto lens for animal photography. I spend a lot of time at the zoo with my kids and on nature walks trying to photograph animals from a distance - and with my kids, don’t have space for a dedicated camera most of the time. Do you think there is a better phone for capturing distant subjects like animals? Would the telephoto be significantly better than just using the main camera?

[@kickedoutonthestreets]

This showed up in my feed, at first, I didn't click because I thought it's just another smartphone camera spec review. But I was wrong, this is the kind of review that I need. Subbed!

[@markshirley01]

I've been a Google phone owner from the days of Nexus. I have two clients I work with both are Apple users and often have been on the road and asked to do searches because their iPhones can't get the information they need. It's becoming a joke between us on how the iPhone and Siri just doesn't work as well

[@neli5p]

Fantastic review. Some people have complained about shooting speed at 50mb .... have you had any issues re focusing and/or shooting speeds?

[@jA.78194]

Love the video! You should get the vivo x100 ultra and compare it to the iPhone and pixel! It has a bigger sensor and from what I’ve seen the photos are the best in the market

[@swedish-geeks]

I have the Pixel 9 PRO and it´s really good! We even film most of our content with it :)

[@cameramankyle]

Just ordered one cant wait to try it out! Your photos looking clean as always

[@viper29ca]

Not a professional photographer, but recently upgraded to the Pixel 9 Pro, and it was a night and day difference over my old phone. Having said that, my old phone was a Huawei P30Pro which was no slouch in the camera department, and was better than most of the offerings from Apple and Samsung for many years, but doesn't hold a candle to the new Pixel When my wife was away at her parents, she always wanted photos of our dog. Lots of times it was the dog curled up on the couch with not much light, and the Huawei struggled a bit with low light (unless in night mode on a tri pod). The Pixel is awesome with low light even just basic point and shoot without playing with settings at all. Love that it has an astro mode as well. Have tried it a bit around my house, but we are heading on vacation soon, and going to be in areas without much ambient light from cities and such, so excited to try it out on some truly dark skies! Hopefully get a couple of nights of decent skywatching and we aren't socked in with clouds the whole time, which would just be my luck!!!

[@vvaleedkhan]

I love the design of P9. The camera was always the best for me, except for the video. But hey, some trades offs are ok, the software experience also matters. And they have fixed some main issues with the series in Pixel 9. I didn't liked the designs from P6 - P8 so probably will be getting this one now.

[@XanderLeoShiller]

I need it for video\movie.. any recommendations?

[@SeraSxF]

​@@XanderLeoShilleriPhone has the best video cameras

[@XanderLeoShiller]

@@SeraSxF thanks, best video cameras or best pre-sets?

[@louishiggins8881]

Waiting on my Pixel 9 Pro, due early next month 😀. Certainly would be interested in the comparison with the new iPhone, particularly how well the new camera button works - aways found the onscreen shutter button a little awkward compared to a conventional camera. It would also be good if you did a couple of comparisons between the standard JPEGs and the raw files, to show how well or not Google's latest processing is doing. I'm looking forward to using the "pro" modes, compared to my current Pixel 7.

[@asadwilliams1086]

I love mine

[@asadwilliams1086]

I love mine

[@gilleojax]

I have the Pixel 9 Pro XL and absolutely love the pictures from it. Great video and love your photos ... I would love to see a comparison between the and the new iPhone 16 Pro

[@stuckonurbanstudio]

Good video, it seems this phone has stronger depth of field which is definitely a good thing because portrait mode has always been a big no for me. I even had to go around telling my friends not to use portrait mode but instead learn the depth of field of the smartphone they owns in order to create natural looking bokeh. Good job! Gave you a sub and thumbs up!

[@MaximilianKlotz]

Really nice video. I'm looking forward to see a comparison between this one and the 16 Peo

[@wilhelmsvideon9206]

Vivo X100 Ultra is on totally other level and it is just to order them and it did come for exampel to Finalnd in 4 days. Where ever you are, Giztop delivers.

[@Samisipi]

Hei toimiiko tossa Vivo X100 Ultrassa verkkopankki ja tunnuslukusovellukset?

[@alecsander4352]

too bad it has curved screen. It's like they don't want to sell the phone😂

[@feegies]

mistake friend, I have the x100 pro, to begin with every phone processes, secondly the colors are not so natural but what is better is the bokeh effect, but in the rest pixel wins, even in video

[@youphototube]

I have a Nikon Z8 and a lot of Z, S glass. I also have a micro 4/3 OM-1 and a lot of Panasonic OM Pro glass and a Ricoh GR3x. I have just moved from Samsung to the Pixel 9 Pro and I am gob smacked at the quality and natural colours out of the Pixel 9 Pro. Forget the raw files on the pixel it is the computational jpegs that are very impressive. You need to use Topaz AI to get the same detail in the raw images. I have just been to Kent, UK photographing castles and cathedral interiors (Canterbury Cathedral - absolutely stunning). I was shocked to see how good the Pixel is compared to my Z8. On my 32" Ben Q, 4k monitor the Pixel looks very good compared to my Z8 full frame with S glass. Clearly the full frame is better but the pixel is surprisingly good for a small sensor phone camera. I am very happy with the pixel 9 Pro images and I never was with Samsung. I don't panick any more if I leave a camera behinde. The Pixel images are very acceptable.

[@empty9287]

真假的，Pixel 9 Pro在4k显示器上比Z8这种高像素全画幅还好？我咋不信呢。。。你快说 撒谎的人没有小鸡鸡

[@youphototube]

Clearly you do not understand English.

[@papigatitoASMR]

I would love this but for video creators. Really good video!

[@le_bodo]

Respectfully, just a humble note from a fellow pro photog that you are using the term "depth of field" wrong. You said it has a lot of depth of field when referring to how it produces natural bokeh, blurry backgrounds straight from the lens in RAW. It's actually the opposite: a wide (or a lot of) depth of field means a wider zone in focus (ie less blurry backgrounds), whereas a shallow depth of field means a narrower area in focus (ie more blurry backgrounds). Great review either way, this is just a technicality most people won't even notice as your message stays clear and very well illustrated. Thank you!

[@vladimirkraus1438]

Moreover Pixel's "shallow" depth of field is nothing special. Depth of field is a function of sensor size, aperture and focal length. Focal length is about 23 or 24 mm for majority of main phone cameras. And there are other flagship models by other brands which offer much more "powerful" combination of sensor size and aperture...

[@DigitalSamTV]

Nice vid. It's actually at fhe point where this can replace my canon ultra wide L lense setup... If u look at it that way, it's actually really cheap in comparison!

[@demonchaux]

Wow, you did a really good review of this phone camera which is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you for your excellent work

[@theAMD09]

I just discover your channel and I want to say that your image quality and video scenario is amazing.

[@remihilal]

your hair bro, sick af

[@judeemclaughlin]

I've been looking to swap out my iPhone for an Android. Camera/video capabilities are second priority because I've been using it to attempt my videos. I am also curious about the audio.

[@Cjust15]

The pixel would be the best option for you since you're coming from an iPhone (Pixel Is literally an iPhone with stock android) It shares similar features and gestures that are most commonly seen on iPhone . It also has a very familiar design as well.

[@Jo5ue1]

Amazing mobile camera I would love to learn how to edit pics so I can start taking Raw photos on the Pixel. I hear that the Pixel 9 Pro RAW photos contain more data than those of the iPhone 15 Pro ProRaw and the new iPhone 16 Pro sensors have not changed this year

[@Gedaart]

Thanks for your opinions. They are very good and objective. I have a pixel 9 pro XL and I am really amazed by the quality of the photos. I wouldn't replace it for anything. What do you think of the front camera? I have noticed that shots can be taken as incredible as with the main lens.

[@Frustus]

There is a bug with the 50megapixel mode with Tele, the 12megapixel mode is much better with tele right now

[@Harik3641]

Your production quality is just exquisite 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@2albertfx]

Great review of camera. Pixel 9 makes great photos within a small range of situations, in contrast to a DSLR or mirrorless camera. But given what it does at camera level quality it is amazing.

[@rodimousa9503]

The edit and colour amazing of your video What app are you using for Editing

[@kevinj834]

I would love your thoughts on pixel vs the new iPhone pro. Just found your channel and definitely subscribing

[@JustinDufrene]

Great phone and amazing camera. I'd be interested to see what you can do with the fold 9 pro. I have both and shooting with the main camera sensor, it's hard to tell the difference between the 9 pro xl and the 9 pro fold

[@codylujan]

My pixel 7 pro xl is still going strong so I have no reason to upgrade but I hope the 10 capitalizes on all this good stuff by the time I'm ready to upgrade. Otherwise I may grab a 9 pro xl on sale or something once they reveal the 10

[@alexdenton6586]

Do you say it’s better than an iPhone

[@nickguzman1734]

I know none of this is really feasible or practical, but I'd love to see the image quality on some of those hassleblad and leica cameras that are on some of those Chinese phones. I never see images with them

[@stevenalva8229]

I’ve iPhone 14 Pro Max, s23 ultra, iPhone 15, nd finally pixel 8 pro, last year nd really its the best phone for photos, maybe ill change to 9 pro next year

[@BIGTANKGUNREViews]

Love your review. I can get with a real photographer review than just any joe

[@Crmsn97]

If i wouldnt buy the vivo x100 pro i would get the pixel9 pro. But im very happy with the vivo. Vintage Portrait mode is the best mode i saw on a phone till now. Its crazy good.

[@muris60]

great, great nice review beautifully filmed 😮

[@AbwaEric]

Bro. Little tip. Make it slightly more fast paced. Show the phone on the table more often.

[@mkygod]

at 12 mp, the PIxel 9 oversharpens everything. At 50mp, it looks much more natural, but is slow at taking and saving the picture. It's not zippy at all in 50mp mode compared to the Samsung and iPhone devices.

[@mydowntime6850]

The Pixel is my favorite camera in smartphones. Although the Pixel 8 pro does have me waiting for the new Samsung Galaxy I'm glad the 9 was an improvement.

[@fr33water]

Phone photography, just goes hard.

[@venkateshkasina8212]

Hi, try out the pixel 9 and check out any difference in camera performance? I'm trying to buy 9.

[@jeromuscle]

What's the photo editor called?

[@danelhouseofel7634]

What i want to know and I'm sure spme could agree. How about a video of just straight jpeg pics, with no post-processing comparison between the pixel vs. A mirrorless camera and the same thing with the iPhone. All without post processing. In short, can a smartphone take the same level of quality photo as a pro camera for those of us who are just point and shooters. Thank you for the video.

[@maxalexander3354]

Hi. Have you tried using the latest Sony Xperia smartphones like the Xperia 1 V?

[@neizvestno9670]

Do you use Google Pixel Profile in Lightroom? I often turn it off (from 100 to 0) for better performance. Btw found not a lot of information about this theme

[@KandidVision]

Ibactually just got a pixel 9 earlier this week and loving it so far. Its a change from my a71 samsung but still has great ai photo features and camera quality

[@RanftEvan]

The depth of field on the pixel really impressed me, and the wide angles added resolution was a nice touch as well. I decided not to mention the AI stuff in this video because I keep talking about it with each new phone release, excited to see how that gets better in the future

[@krazyolie]

Did you ever use a Nokia preview 808? That thing also had natural bokeh mostly due to the huge sensor and a great lens. Probably since surpassed in terms of detail and low light performance (although it had a xenon flash) but only phone I've used that felt like it produced camera style inages

[@mattstolzman]

Try Vivo X100 Ultra and you will be blown away

[@Galacticat_]

Any concerning shutter lag? I think the Pixel has the best looking photos from a smart phone, but I like to do street photography and shutter lag+long processing time between shots have kept me sticking with iphone. Great video and photos, though!

[@JasdeepSingh-sc4qj]

The shutter lag is most definitely there when shooting 50 MP pictures. Not lag otherwise. How much it matters depends on how much photography you do in that resolution!

[@spectrecreativeltd-oc2tq]

It's certainly there, but considering that each shot is 4x more data captured, it has to process this quickly. Even the best mirrorless cameras struggle with RAW shooting in rapid format. It's to be expected that the iPhone will shoot faster in raw. It's using a manipulation of the raw image not the full version of it.

[@zoki5388]

​@@JasdeepSingh-sc4qjwhat you would recommend for taking photos of kids and pets? Samsung lags a lot when it comes to those objects in motion

[@MonticArckeys]

Super interesting viewpoint! My first time seeing you. Very interesting hearing you say there isn't the most computational photograph-y camera system. Focal length stuff is good too! Did you compwre 12mp to 50mp? Because you miss out on Top Shot (motion photos) which can be super interesting in certaun scenarios. I think the processing is slower too, so unless a landscape setting, it might be better to use 12mp

[@JakeChambersOy]

Oh that actually explains why you see the circle animation when he takes a shot, it's the 50mp mode. This is a relict from the "enhanced HDR+" animation back on older Pixels.

[@MonticArckeys]

Exactly! ​@@JakeChambersOy

[@ChristopherB711]

Great review, even better hair! 😉

[@DigitalSamTV]

How does it compare to xiaomi 14t etc ? Those seem amazing

[@hassaneinakader5185]

Can you help me to buy the best smart phone for phone and videos is the google pixel or iPhone 16 which one do you think is better

[@Fishdalicious]

Where can I get your Lightroom Presets sir? Thank you

[@AnthonyRaynor]

I left Android and Pixel to come to iPhone, because of the family. Pixel is so much better than iPhone.

[@DigitalSamTV]

That's sad. Android is miles better than iPhone

[@GabeWurtz]

Are these images taken with the pixel 9 pro unedited after you took them? They look amazing!

[@rinkashi101]

They’re edited.

[@Citrumoothy]

Hands down the best phone on the market!

[@soraygoularssm8669]

Awesome video

[@seanp-kk7jj]

The releases that you wish for are already here....just need to look harder. Would like to see your photographer take on the Xiaomi 14 ultra and Vivo X100 ultra....think you might be surprised - and have a new number one. The Xiaomi 14 ultra is available worldwide before any starts going on about "China phones".

[@sisiii-o6v]

you can use night sight in day light for finer details

[@ciubucandrian7375]

I have a pixel 7. It takes good photos, it shoots worse. But it has a weak processor and you can't take pictures too quickly. During the summer, it gets so hot that the quality of the video itself decreases. The battery in the scenario of video pictures, lasts half a day.

[@kgalifenty7583]

The shutter speed stresses me out 😅😂... But it's a beautiful phone and definitely takes good photos. It's a mix of Apple & Samsung phones cameras. 🎉🎉

[@roo797]

Should i buy pixel 9 without buying apple 16?

[@KuyuKiRa]

on my nothing phone 2 it does the exact same thing, just point and shoot but it has that natural depth of field bokeh effects.

[@F1Fun4uGaming]

In my opinion the Pixel 6 Pro's tele lense was MUCH better compared to the newer ones..

[@RanftEvan]

Good insight. I’ve never used that phone so I didn’t have anything to compare to but glad I wasn’t the only person somewhat underwhelmed

[@F1Fun4uGaming]

@@RanftEvan I felt like I was the only one slightly disappointed with the 5x zoom, glad I'm not the only one 😅. I really hope the pixel 10 will have a better telephoto...

[@SarahBecker]

The camera is the most important part of my phone to me. I love photography I have been in the hobby for many years. I have had a few DSR cameras and old school film . This camera is for the person that really appreciates a good shot. It really is amazing.

[@sindhuvasanth9799]

Was there any shutter lag ?

[@eciv2006]

Yes sir, big time shutter lag. That's what a lot of tech reviewers are saying.

[@dheerajmurthy393]

For 50mp raw photos, yes

[@theelectricmile474]

How do you process raw photos on Android

[@JakeChambersOy]

I use Lightroom mobile exclusively.

[@SouravGupta_]

Waiting for the comparison

[@JojoNoNo21701]

Isn't a better comparison using an app like Motion Cam Pro with Android phones that takes RAW DNG's from the sensors and skips the computation?

[@kunze50]

Does the pixel actually shoot bayer raw, vs it's own implementation in the native camera app?

[@ahnaftahmid1747]

You should try Sony Xperia.

[@chromegator482]

Haven’t watched but finally a video about a proper google phone

[@RanftEvan]

I got you 👍

[@2Shadow6]

these are some of the best photos!

[@asrarmuzamir4201]

Are those photos taken in Malaysia?

[@alexandrosel1131]

Am I the only one who doesn't like the aesthetics of the Pixel 9? In the past, Google had its own aesthetic on its phones, and its peak was with the Pixel 8. Why did it copy the chunky iPhones?

[@skarafahmed9183]

looks like you have shared edited photo. isn't it retouched?

[@gumbo3063]

Have you looked at THE SONY Xperia IV I

[@patiencestudios8279]

Do u usually film ur self when outside?

[@XanderLeoShiller]

Since I started making my 1st movie.. I can't stop..so much to learn. I uploaded some to my YT

[@dragosc8326]

Try Vivo X90 pro or X100 pro, 1 inch sensor phones and you'll have the same natural, not processed bokeh effect. Without portrait mode.

[@feegies]

mistake friend, I have the x100 pro, to begin with every phone processes, secondly the colors are not so natural but what is better is the bokeh effect, but in the rest pixel wins, even in video

[@dewiedre]

Thank you sir I’ll choose pixel 9 pro soon 😊

[@lee_michae1]

Really struggling to get usable raw files with this. They're all soft/blurry/out of focus. Even after importing to Lightroom.

[@XanderLeoShiller]

But what about VIDEO quality?

[@Joelmiller114]

Let’s try the 16 pro or pro max