Pixel 4 vs 11 Pro vs Note 10 - Honest Camera Comparison

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Were you shocked by those results at the end? Comment to let us know what you thought about these smartphone cameras! Video Quality comparison video coming soon! This is the Camera KING (Spoiler Alert) (Amazon) ➡ geni.us/tmSxP

[@spamtelevision]

10:57 this deep fusion is stunning, look at the details, the eyes, hairs, skin, outstanding

[@rocellominario2052]

Iphone 11 pro max for the win🍻🥳

[@alejandrokp8456]

One of the best legit reviewers out there great job max tech

[@TimpossibleOne]

You're absolutely the worst at analyzing photography. It didn't matter which of the 3 phones were doing the best or the worst or just okay, 70% of the time you were just flat out wrong. It's almost like you had the photos mislabeled. If you didn't, then got have some serious biases for certain phones when it comes to certain shots.

[@sdmalpas]

Shocked that you picked the iphone? Nope. I'm still on the fence over the note or pro max -probably the iphone...

[@Jacob_Roberts]

Max, you might want to compare color accuracy by taking a picture of an orange, a banana, a pear, and a grape. Everyone knows what these look like in real life.

[@dandansfu]

and size too

[@Oharsh0928]

It’s crazy how far the iPhone has come since last year when it comes to photos

[@paradox1414]

Otto Harshbarger do u have the 11 pro max? If yes is your front camera too noisy, pixalated?

[@Ken_Makers]

Paradox_Amadou14 it is if you're u zoom it like 10x but other than that the 3 cameras does fine

[@paradox1414]

Kenny Le U can’t zoom in 10times in front camera, my face is just like pixelated, kind of blurry. It seems like the Xr is better for front camera

[@anonymous2964]

Since it is the age of cameras iphone put everything into the camera this year. I hate using iphone but this year they have the overall best camera. Now I can't decide whether to get pro max or Note 10.

[@PrabhjotSingh-lk4vq]

@@paradox1414 no its not , u can verify that at any apple store 😇

[@fromthefareastNaga]

Can't see any difference watching in 144p.

[@shskjfhns]

From The Far East LMAO

[@JBarezIFQ]

you made my day bro, cheers!

[@harolpatrickch.a7995]

😂😂😂

[@Anonymous-mz4fn]

and thats me..

[@NightcoreViral]

This comment deserve a medal! Give him that!🤣

[@Daddyfish53]

3:50, "i like the extra brightness" r u acc serious, that iphone completely overexposed the clouds

[@32Natban]

Completely biased review. It's kinda ridiculous

[@desidubaidon]

I agree

[@issayah]

Fanta Rubber salty Samsung fans, can’t loose them, if u find the note 10 performed better in any of these pictures except the flash one, ur delusional

[@asjal8340]

Yeah . Poor dynqmic range of iphone

[@yannyboi706]

Yeah it does, im not fandroids or something but i totally agree with this statement about the photo. Plus the car brightness so high tho

[@Rock2005Star]

Nice vid! One thing.........at about 6:00, you decide the Note 10 is the best of the 3, yet it wasn't given a point.

[@JjSen87]

5:28 says that the note did a great job with the Pic but then say the picture will eat up the memory cause of the file size. he gives the point to iphone. 😂

[@amritnigam5991]

Yes I agree space is not the question at all now a days a we get lot of space in phone and data is for free

[@ValuableFather]

So basically carry all 3 on you at all times for when you want to be weird and take pictures of everything.

[@natepreston8383]

No, but yes

[@legendp2011]

at that point you could buy this fancy thing called a camera (yes I know your comment was sarcastic also)

[@peterzettl7963]

3:50 the background is totally overexposed tho. No details what so ever. I don’t see any extra brightness either

[@hugoestevesrj]

Nice work. BTW, I've notice a trend in these reviews: one moment dynamic range is the most important thing ever, but whenever the iphone shots have no clouds or details, it's completely forggoten. The same applies to the front camera of the apple's phone: wow so much detail, but where are the clouds? the edge detection is poor and the night mode inexistent. The wide angle is the most interesting alternative camera, but the iphone's one is not as good as the others. And overall it's still the best? I simply cannot understand.

[@largon2008]

It seems like all of these tech reviewers own a Tesla..

[@miskahietala1869]

largon 03 I think most of them rents one for the appearances.

[@shadowstewie]

It doesn't surprise me. Tesla's are the most technologically advanced vehicles on the standard consumer market. I have a Model 3 myself and it blows any other car I've seen out of the water when it comes to the tech built into it.

[@richarda3764]

@@shadowstewie They are great tech cars, not so great on build quality. Hopefully Tesla fixes that (thin paint, condensation in headlights, misaligned body panels, etc.)

[@shadowstewie]

@@richarda3764 I know that was an issue in the early builds. Not so much anymore. I had mine delivered in May 2019 and I haven't had any issues with anything. No paint issues, no panel gaps, no creaking, no rattling, extremely smooth and extremely quiet. I think they have a much better handle on build quality than early deliveries.

[@yourfaceistube]

Nope. I have a 3 as well and I'm no Warren Buffet. There not as dramatically expensive as I once thought.

[@SirGenesis206]

Maybe the most fair, easy to follow, straightforward camera comparison I’ve watched. I appreciate you keeping score and making an actual decision at the end. I was surprised by the Note 10 in some shots, but I’m glad I chose the 11 Pro this year. Earned a sub from me.

[@ebubeawachie]

I've watched a lot of comparisons of these phones and yours showed the most technical know-how (along with Danny Winget and mrwhosetheboss)

[@GlitterGuru]

A little bummed about the Pixel 4, but not enough to switch back to iOS, so guess I'll hold onto my Pixel 3 for a while

[@Champik333]

I wouldn’t believe iPhone will compete so good with pixel if you told me that few years ago! Great job from Tim Apple.

[@farlielacroix780]

*great job from Tim Cook

[@ThaTrueEgyptino92]

@@farlielacroix780 that's the joke. Look up "trump calls tim cook 'tim apple'" lmfao

[@rick-deckard]

Thx made me laugh

[@donut132]

basically every example he chose the non iphone - but at the end says the iphone was the best... somethings not adding up lol plus pixel is like 800 bucks vs 1400 iphone pro

[@issayah]

donut132 salty android fan alert

[@nnanna1439]

Agreed iPhone was the definite winner and when we include video it’s a blowout!

[@ResizeFilms]

Watching on iPhone 11 Pro Max (Space Grey 256GB). They’re all pretty good for photography, but the iPhone has no competitors for video, dynamic range and stabilization really are on another level, very impressive results for a smartphone. Apple really nailed it this year.

[@benw2751]

Thanks for letting us know its space grey good looking out

[@vegangsta5338]

Camera king for this year iPhone. They have smashed it out the park. They have come back and retained their crown after a few years in the doldrums.

[@attyjosh]

I know right

[@CaptainCaveman1170]

But it still runs crippled iOS unfortunately.

[@vegangsta5338]

@@CaptainCaveman1170 yeh millions of people still using it for enjoyment and make money. Everyone wants to nick pick at technology yet we live in an era that we have this device that can do so much.

[@anonymous2964]

I wouldn't say they smashed it out of the park. Note, pro mate, and pixel all have their own strengths and beat iphone in some areas. But yeah overall iphone has the best camera.

[@victorrumyantsev3718]

Agreed. Note 10 isn't far behind though. Pixel 4 is disappointment of the year. In terms of camera, they sell the same phone second year in row. That's a failure, Google!

[@elghalielyousoufi485]

Frankly speaking, your reviews and comparisons are the best. I'm subscribed to over 30 or 40 tech channels, and you're the only one who is really reviewing the real wolrd and extensive use cases of the products you review. I hardly push any thumbs up but I have already liked the 3 videos i've seen on your channel so far. Great work. Wish you all the best.

[@JeramieReeves]

Man that was a great comparison video. The iPhone 11 Camera is an absolute beast, but I gotta say I'm pretty impressed with note 10+ as well.

[@parisgroves5860]

The funny thing is the fact that the iphone 11 pro was going against the regular note 10 not the plus

[@szimabernadett8034]

Miss. G They have the same camera, the only difference is the + has a ToF sensor

[@issayah]

Miss. G the funny thing is that no one gives a flying fuck, u could put any shitty Samsung against the 11 pro or pro Mac and it would dominate them

[@stormfall1130]

@@issayah almost in many of the pictures Note 10 does better with dynamic range and edge detection but he gives the score to iPhone

[@xers8719]

@@issayah s21 ultra kills iphone 12 pro max

[@elpistolas5511]

Never watch a iPhone fan compare camera's they'll always choose the iphone

[@lawrencecornell3430]

Aaron so even though you could see a lot of shots were done better on the iPhone you automatically say that... how funny 😂

[@alansoto1053]

Aaron u just triggered 😂

[@Cypherus21]

Other Pixel 4 comparison videos do not show blurriness in photos like this review. It's not a secret that certain reviewers have doctored images to make them look worse either.

[@unclesam1893]

- I'm gonna give a point to the iPhone because it got the white balance right *A few moments later* - the iPhone got the most true to life white balance but doesn't mean it looks better, so I'm gonna give this point to Pixel 4 So what's the logic here? Are you choosing the pictures you like more or the ones that look more natural?

[@MrBurrrG]

In a different picture he said the same but explained that it was due to the sharpness and detail

[@antonstepanov488]

Why wouldn’t Apple fix their terrible edge detection... but what a huge improvement in general, mind blowing 👍

[@supaahflyy]

Max is spot on when he says having the trues't white balance doesnt mean it looks the best. Iphone, Pixel i found seemingly both hit and miss white balance whilst giving the photo a bit of their "flavour" Pixel flavour: Usually cooler and more contrasty Iphone flavour: Usually warmer and brighter shadows. In conclusion i think all 3 phones are literally on par. No one better than the other. The only difference is some phones due to their "flavour" choices, make certain photos look better for example: 1. Samsung punches up colours. This looks good for landscape photo's, not so much of people 2. Iphone brings up shadows a lot. This looks good in darker images so you can see things 3. Pixel cool's the image and contrasts it. This looks good when taking images of objects Tl;dr If you're buying any of these phones for the "best camera" you're doing it wrong. They are all the same. Unless you want specifically video in which case get the iphone.

[@albanos.13]

supaahflyy well said

[@anonymous2964]

Well said they all have strengths and weaknesses.

[@vedroit]

but pixel can take such cool photos at once, without reshooting(iphone and samsung hello) that is why pixel remains the king of photography

[@ingmarbm]

Wow, thorough and professional! Lots of diverse scenes and only important comments on them. Really well done review, in my opinion

[@krutkanjiya2434]

5:38 that point should have gone to note 10 because the iPhone messes up edge detection around the hair.

[@Rock2005Star]

Yeah I just commented on that too.

[@OneCharmingQuark]

Will you be looking at Final Cut Pro X performance after the the Metal implementation?

[@ethanHat]

Yes please! Upvote!

[@nasarkhan052]

The best thing about you guys is that you always go straight into the video and not bothering us with ads 😘

[@Raison_d-etre]

I use Enhancer For KZbin on my Firefox. Few ads anywhere plus other very useful features.

[@WCG72]

Well, there's 12 Minutes of my life that I won't be getting back, Moving on!

[@boundless_exploration_4850]

I feel like no one is taking night pictures correctly with the Pixel 4. You really have to use the night vision correctly and the results are out standing. My Pixel 4 has been giving my DSLR a serious run for it's money with night shots.

[@robbedoeslegrand236]

Conclusion: They are all inconsistent.

[@vegangsta5338]

Just enjoy that in 2019 we have a pocket computer that makes calls and takes extraordinary photos. Apart from Steve Jobs no one saw this coming

[@CHlNlTO2007]

vegangsta One day we will have a super phone in our brain

[@meissnerflux]

@@CHlNlTO2007 they want to do that with neural link or similar. And that will be part of the final stage of human enslavement.

[@julianortiz8837]

Really nice hands-on, I am a note10 user, but I can see a fantastic job of new Iphone here!!

[@legendp2011]

as a pixel 2 owner, the iphone 11 may be my first iPhone (the 2 things I wanted on pixel 4 where ultrawide and 4k60p, and pixel 4 has neither)

[@lethalintersection]

3:28 i prefer the note 10 photo tbh

[@stevestrong5075]

Love mine

[@meetmeatmidn1ght]

that doesn't even look good

[@benjaminrodriguez-garcia5776]

I do too. The clouds in the background are a dead giveaway. This photo in my opinion (Best to worst) - Note 10, iPhone, Pixel

[@antonstepanov488]

The best comparison so far, good job 👍

[@steveeric6942]

One of the more comprehensive comparisons I've seen

[@crisronaldo9238]

You did it in a unique way by comparing the image file size! Keep them coming!

[@williampetersen9137]

Thanks for doing this man ! I just bought the Note 10 and I am a pretty solid portrait, landscape and food photographer and I can't wait to go to go to work with this thing !

[@BlairAir]

Useful comparison shots and analysis! How much weight it gives to purchase decisions, depends on usage case. I think the portrait shot around 5:20 is the most revealing and useful -for myself - though not exploring HEIF was a mistake. Samsungs 15Mb jpeg file size would be halved with a HEIF (or HEIC) shot, likely sharper, more detail w/smaller file size. The 11 Pro supports it as well. No word yet on Pixel even though format is supported in Android 10. Perhaps a dedicated video, comparing JPEG and HEIF? Thanks!

[@MaxTechOfficial]

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[@KristianDowling]

FYI, white balance means ensuring that white looks white, and not capturing the scene as you see it, Our eyes don't have white balance correction. If you prefer shots to look as you see it, the the camera is not correctly white balancing.

[@hoticecoldfire8377]

This guy deserves more subscribers! He gets right into the details without wasting time. Subscribe you’all

[@TimpossibleOne]

At 2:25 take another look at the Note's photo. It failed bigly on edge detection when you look at the water that didn't get blurred between the anchor legs.

[@The1Odis]

All I can say is most phone cameras a fantastic now so no matter which one you choose you won't be disappointed.

[@dennisserino4604]

Yes. Even the budget ones

[@albanos.13]

Well said buddy

[@devincetubenajiar8986]

U do a great jobs especially u mention the files size no one has mentioned this before thums up for this.

[@hanad276]

Hi Max great video as usual , but I think you missed 2 points for the Samsung. at 5:48 and 6:52. Also 15mb doesn't matter for the note as you can get 1tb of storage the only difference was 20mb in the total pictures you took between the pixel and the note. you should give the note a extra point for that as storage is a really important part of taking pictures. no point marketing a phone for its camera when you have to keep deleting pics. So the overall scores should have been Iphone 14 Pixel 11 Note 10+ 10 (didn't add the point for storage)

[@topnee]

I’ve watched lots of comparisons and no one mentioned the files size. Great job 👍

[@Rock2005Star]

Yeah I liked that too.

[@jamie3529gq]

I've used all 3 phones, and agree 100% with your selections - I've noticed exactly the same stuff. Samsung nails most of the 'portrait' shots of anything, but images are poorer quality. Pixel 4 camera just isn't quite right - I actually preferred the Pixel 3. iPhone drives me crazy with its limitations in software vs Android, but is the best all round camera (I use Halide for portraits shots of anything but people - it has much better edge detection). Nice review!!

[@shawmaynemarie7241]

I hated almost all the pixel photos , only it’s portrait mode

[@hean-asmr5243]

I love Iphone

[@KevinRodriguezYT]

I use portrait when the sunlight is there

[@kuntalhd]

Wait till a camera update in P4.

[@samstrc]

Funny, the pixels were my favorite 😂

[@samstrc]

I hate the Samsung shots. They look so fake. The iPhones get a little too warm at times.

[@jamiermathlin]

Max you missed the Huawei pro 30 mate with its 20MP Leica Camera, it is truly astonishing

[@alexshdvideo]

Have any recommendations for mirrorless or small camera that isn’t too much bigger than a smart phone (not dragging around my Nikon DSLR and lenses etc). Also preferably good video with manual controls? 1080p 24fps? 4K at 24fps? Not too compressed to mix with pro cameras?

[@hunk6890]

Great video , sir which would you prefer for still images and landscape photos out of these 3 ? And I care for color accuracy

[@MarceloTezza]

Wow i'm shocked with your preferences at 3:51 you chose iphone and i agreed on next photo iphone keeps the colors and sharpness consistent and clearly better but you go for the pixel 4. And why so much zoomed in shots giving scores for the pixel 4? i don't really get it. Some photos where Note was clearly better you just ignored it, some photos the iphone did white balance more correctly but yopu prefered the other. Man I love your work but this time your mind was completely inconsistent made this choice really not agreeable.

[@MarceloTezza]

@Hamah 75 Because of diferent focal lenght, the distortion is not a major problem on the photo distract less than the skewed colors. The problem is that volatily of opinion...

[@MarceloTezza]

@Hamah 75 nope...

[@308snipa]

The iPhones has wide shots there is a button with two arrows down at the bottom 7:05

[@me7229]

Night mode looking real nice on the iPhone on the outside shots.

[@tltaddme4824]

But the flower in Note10 photo lost all its detail. I just need to tweak the staturation slide in lightroom to turn iphone photo to samsung one, but how can you turn the samsung photo to iphone or pixel photo? when the data already lost?

[@thecliffold5879]

Good video, let's add the Huawei Mate 30 Pro next!!

[@themaze6929]

11 pro > note 10 > pixel 4

[@albanos.13]

The Mazeシ I can’t really choose a winner They are quite similar and it only depends on the environment

[@lovecaleighjeanine5101]

I love all phones! But. I'd love if all companies combined iPhones camera and chipset, combined with Note 10+ design and s pen, plus the Google pixel 4 XL's hand gesture. Can't wait to see what next year offers

[@erickgamiz3109]

I'm in a crossroad. At the beginning I was wishing the Pixel 4 XL but I know now the iPhone is a little better on the camera rn but I don't like iOS... Any advice?

[@sixthisoverdrive]

One thing that is huge, and that is, if you want to take raw photos which will blow all these others away in post production, you only have 1 choice. The note 10.

[@CelVanDenDaele]

The Pixel can also shoot RAW

[@sixthisoverdrive]

Good to know.

[@Boswd]

how does the 11 pro look more natural, everything has that yellow overly warm tinge to it, unless you walk around with yellow lensed glasses on

[@jerub1185]

exactly my point, it's a biased comparison

[@Force2BRW]

Does deep fusion work during portrait mode?

[@robovirtuoso1354]

You almost always choose the iPhone white balance as "correct", but it shows yellowish whites on all my (calibrated at D65) monitors. What's going on.

[@MrChrisdavie]

What iOS version is your iPhone running?

[@Petterpros]

For my opinion the iPhone is the best option for camera, doesn’t matter if you have between iPhone 8 or 11 pro, they got advanced HDR and that makes really great pictures for real. If you need a bit more profissional pictures i guess you need the pro one, or other cameras in the market, btw if you aren’t in the picture market, virtual, design or something, you don’t need to worry about it. Thanks for the comparison, thumbs up 👍.

[@lethalintersection]

Things i want in a camera : great zoom , great portrait mode , great edge detection, great detail , great macro shots , and i need my night time photos to look like night time photos not like daytime

[@samstrc]

Pixel.

[@DKnDy]

Lenox kevin iPhone

[@attyjosh]

Can you make a camera comparison video between the Pixel 3 XL vs Pixel 4 XL? Thanks

[@austincarter825]

Google really let us down... Hopefully, we will see a comeback next year with better camera quality, battery life and screen to body ratio.

[@nickmotsarsky4382]

5:40 Isn't the Note 10 file size so large because it saves 2 copies of the image, one in portrait mode and one regular? I know my Note 9 does this.

[@MaxTechOfficial]

No, those are the photos we transferred to the computer for the video. Only one copy of each image.

[@DavidFeig]

how often do you get to seattle?

[@Mr2pint]

Yep I agree with you here the iPhone is the best overall then Note 10 then pixel 4

[@albanos.13]

You can’t tell much difference on the photos so I can’t choose a winner but the only thing that surprised me is the photos file size wich iPhone keeps them half of the size compared to Pixel and Note.. that’s really amazing Wasn’t expecting and didn’t know this!!

[@Hitnrun69ify]

Hi, great video. Question for you, I have the Pixel 4XL and what best settings would be for video and photos on this phone? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

[@bikatank2220]

7:12 yes iPhone can take portrait with a wide lens

[@MaxTechOfficial]

For Portrait Selfie photos, it's cropped in like it was before. On the rear, you can take wide portrait photos.

[@babakmasoudrad7854]

Max Tech Hi Max; the default one is cropped in. But you can press the arrows sign under the viewfinder, or rotate the iPhone 90 degrees to make it wide. The easiest? Press that button under the viewfinder. It actually has a good wider portrait mode.

[@krisvogel3015]

I didn’t expect the pixel to blur out the foreground in portrait shots

[@TheBadsanna]

Your like the first one who says the pixel got a bad camera . Shit . I had all 3 of them and the pixel got the best camera . Personal?

[@ashwanikjha1099]

Really nice comparison. Thank you.

[@iva00005]

I personally thought the note 10 was the most consistent and preferred the colours on most of the photos.

[@FabioEagle90]

Photo: ok, iPhone wins ! Video: without testing we already know the winner !

[@itsmeSmile]

the iPhone

[@rommysoeli]

Watching this video at late night, asking myself why all their shoots are yellowish. Then realized my tablet night shift has activated since it’s my bed time.

[@Andyxx15]

go to setting then in camera then choose most compatible it will give u more quality than high efficiency in iPhone

[@switchunboxing]

I didn't even think deep fusion was out yet?

[@gabf.7904]

Very professionnal! I seen some video more HD than that to see the quality of the picture... And you need a littebit more structure. Ex: to have the title of the thing you look with the picture ... But yeah.. Good job this answer my question to see which is the best :)

[@treasurem2491]

You didnt add the Notes score on the concrete shot

[@abhay1846]

Note 10 is so good 🔥🔥🔥

[@DeadofWinter321]

I still can't believe how well the iPhone and the Pixel did! Makes me love my Pixel 4 XL even more 🥰 Samsung..... Wtf? Do better next time! 😂

[@mikkoedsumakote6695]

5:36 this is why iphone doesnt need bigger storage.

[@woodzzylatour]

Don't forget that people will share their files with you my dear. Apple should definitely stop to manifacture 64 GB phones.

[@tggentil]

Great thank you! Looking forward to the video comparison!

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Video comparison is already live :)

[@nougatbitz]

Seems to be an iOS thing, but I think faces on iOS devices often have this orange pancake look to them, where shadows seem to be removed too much and make the face look flat while the skin tones on caucasian skin get a weird orange glow.

[@MrAnmoltiwari]

ok..i dont understand if the photo doesnt even have the correct white balance...how does it go on to look the best...the purpose of a camera is to mimic the scene as close to reality as possible..and the white balance is a very important aspect of that..

[@nyrubin]

Hello Max. Been following your channel right before you hit 50k subs 💪✌️

[@PTYC933]

Very detailed video. Including panorama. Great to see deep fusion doing its thing and using the smallest file size. Sad that deep fusion not matching super res zoom quality but that can wait. I’m curious if deep fusion work in city street lights shots before night mode? Just a curiosity, since it was said that night mode only kick in at very low lux level, I was guessing deep fusion to work at something between a wideangle f1.8 at iso 400 up to 1600 and night mode anything above 3200. Another curiosity, deep fusion on the non pro wideangle, will it allow for a good enough 1.5x crop, or 1.8x. video comparison please. Much thanks

[@PTYC933]

on a side note I have a suggestion, for every comparison rank the photos from best looking 1 point and least best 3 points, the lowest total will be the best looking, in the mean time it makes it easier to see which is more consistently good looking.

[@MA-cx9os]

Of course its small file size on iphone and pixel they only have 64 GB base storage, btw on the note 10 you can use HEIF format whic uses less storage.

[@PTYC933]

@@MA-cx9os Yup that's the default on iPhones, HEIF, still impressive considering deep fusion churns out 24megapixel photos. Have to say the $700 iPhone 11 is a very good balanced phone. Not sure if missing the telephoto will hurt. Was hoping deep fusion will mitigate the missing telephoto.

[@MA-cx9os]

@@PTYC933 I realy use telephoto on my smasung S10 so its not a big deal, but i thing the reason for a 15mb pic on a note is that you cam change background blurr and you can change background effect.

[@PTYC933]

@@MA-cx9os that's why my next phone will likely be s10e, I like the smaller size phones

[@dogie1070]

Nice video. Wish you could do cameras! Compare phone with...point and shoots; leica, cannon, etc.

[@naththoau]

Samsung does better job with portrait colours somehow. The iphone seems to have trouble with orange cast on portrait?

[@mootsym]

it's so interesting. I watch other comparison videos and come to different conclusions. It really does depend on the specific shot. We cannot overlook...the Pixel 4a does nearly all of this for 1/3 of the price of the other phones. Gona watch the "unbiased S20 ultra vs 11pro vs pixel 4 comparison" now.

[@aringrags]

I think we should end all camera comparison tests. At this point as we approach 2020, PIXEL x iPHONE x GALAXY all make killer awesome cameras. We simply need to get over the fact that there ought to be a "king" crowned each time. They are all good. So let's just accept this. You pick the phone that best fits your needs and your ecosystem. And you roll with what that camera got. They all have pros and cons and they are all inconsistent and they will all pump out different shots under different lighting. I love them all for their own pros. Pick the phone u like and enjoy the features u need. You can also add Moment lens to any of these so there's that too.

[@karlzellwang3193]

iPhone photo look better than note10 and pixel4

[@jlawr4427]

Are you aware that on the iPhone 11 Pro, if you turn the front facing camera landscape, it automatically uses the ultra wide angle lens? You can switch back to the wide angle lens in landscape by touching ->

[@Tmk969]

But take a look, you must understand, that that contrastly look of iPhone takes all details from the shadows and even sky sometimes is blown. So everything costs something.

[@BaguetteOfDoom]

Google HAS to build in top sensors in the next generations! They have by far the best software that is borderline witchcraft but their sensors have always been pretty average (you notice that when you turn HDR+ off or use a 3rd party camera app). With the other brands slowly making up ground on the software side they can't get away with their mediocre sensors any more.

[@elias17_12]

Why didn’t you choose the high efficiency heif format on the iPhone?

[@Sky-ij8xj]

Elias Gallersdörfer because he wanted to test the true capabilities of the iPhone I guess?

[@elias17_12]

Wade Wilson but what is not true by the heif format?

[@Sky-ij8xj]

Elias Gallersdörfer high efficiency lowers the photo quality as apple wants to give more storage to it’s users. Even so, the image is still sharp looking in the iPhones but when shared to other devices such as android, the photo will loose its quality. The HEIF format saves half of the photo storage compared to the most compatible, JPEG

[@elias17_12]

Wade Wilson thank you, I didn’t know that. I thought heif has also a better quality. So when I want to have the best quality I have to switch to JPEG / H.264 from heif / hevc, right?

[@Sky-ij8xj]

Elias Gallersdörfer yup but if you only own apple devices, then the high efficiency doesn’t matter at all. It only affects the image quality in other OSs. So if you wanna share to other people, then JPEG is probably the obvious choice. Wish that I could help improve your experience with it!