Unbiased Nothing Phone vs iPhone 13 vs Pixel 6a Camera Test

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Which Phone has the BEST Camera? Nothing Phone 1 ➡ geni.us/cUVSQ iPhone 13 ➡ geni.us/F4eDfr Pixel 6a ➡ geni.us/eF62KE

[@manavthegamer3728]

Iphone

[@tiffprendergast]

12

[@azepeda93]

Great comparison. Not enough selfies. Nothing phone was on to something in that dept

[@marksouthwell4490]

I own a pixel 6. But I preferred most of the photos taken on the iPhone. I guess its down to visual preference

[@kreigerbailey3550]

Portland, JAMAICA in the Building !!!!!

[@robertoadalla2909]

Iphone is the most expensive among these units. But Pixel can beat it at some areas. Considering the price, Pixel is the best choice.

[@PyroGod_]

Ah man processor video all these left the chat😂

[@cojones0457]

Id rather nothing over pixel

[@shana_sakai]

​@@cojones0457why

[@juansotelo-ri8gj]

X2 ❤

[@munnarana2993]

Google pixel 6a useless Too much heat, 5g network issue always

[@BruceLee-ky7qz]

Pixel, iphone and then Nothing for me. I've noticed you guys is most cases chose the more saturated colors, Which happens to be the iphone. The iphone struggled with the red bike and clearly over did the roses. Pixel in most cases are more natural, even though it comes across as dull.

[@Randomdude21-e]

I guess this comes from a pixel user😆

[@BruceLee-ky7qz]

@@Randomdude21-e Samsung S21U

[@BruceLee-ky7qz]

And I'm guessing you're an iphone user 😆

[@Randomdude21-e]

@@BruceLee-ky7qz got s21 and iphone 13 pro had pixels before, think they are better than my samsung. But lacking some in cameras. Will never buy samsung again

[@BruceLee-ky7qz]

@@Randomdude21-e Plan on getting a pixel 6 pro. Pixels are still the king of still photography, point and shoot. It's widely accepted that the S22U has the best cameras at the moment. Vivo and Xiaomi are in contention too.

[@NerdFunction]

I have the 6a myself and it's definitely a camera where you have to tweak to get the aesthetics you want because it will favor blur and sharpening. Using night sight and the editing features do make up for it. Also helps to change the color features from either natural, boosted or adaptive depending on how punchy you want colors to be.

[@akippnn]

Most of these times I find myself preferring the Pixel shots especially just how dull it looks because I find it more salvageable, post production isn't that difficult and I think that's certainly Pixel's signature. But iPhone shots are really good with portrait and they've always been good with it since the beginning. It's making me start to believe that Google just tossed portrait for the sake of feature parity and they don't care that it exists anymore, considering they could've done a better job than this to be honest.

[@shadowgamingff.]

​@@akippnn in that time pixel is aroun 30k and i phone 13 is around 61k thair was huge difference in price but quality is pretty similar more feature regular software updates good software experience

[@VarunGupta3009]

Instantly recognised all the outdoor Pixel shots, even though I've never held the 6a in hand. It's just an iconic camera with the exact same tried and tested lens.

[@grg537]

bro the pixel actually failed in this video

[@dhruvvaria]

@@grg537 it needs to improve its algorithms for humans

[@davidzimmerman617]

@@grg537 I didn't do horrible. And remember, the 6a is ONLY $450. Now it's gonna be like $350 I think when the 7/7Pro comes out. So it does great for it's price. And once Google gets their Tensor chip going, I have a feeling it's gonna do great. Give it a couple years. Trust.

[@unoriginalcopy9844]

it's $299 now. Awesome for such a price

[@Michael-li3id]

soon as I saw the completly blurred background in portrait mode, i knew that was the 6a

[@uhAlphaFox]

Surprised how good the Pixel did with the same 12.2MP main sensor they've used since 2017 in the Pixel 2.

[@chamajo66]

I know right, I stopped watching when I realised it wasn't an iPhone 13 Mini, what's the point?

[@davidzimmerman617]

@@chamajo66 That's what I was thinking. Wasn't exactly "fair" if you will. Yet, in my opinion, the 6a did pretty great even against the 13 for it being a "budget" choice for the 6 lineup.

[@MainInternetUser]

Even the mini is much more expansive than these 2 phones

[@dustcake2576]

@@chamajo66 dont they have the same camera

[@dustcake2576]

that’s the reason why the results are so good tho. If they used upgraded sensor it will probably be worse on the a line

[@fumblerooskie]

IPhone is definitely optimized for happy snaps. It's not as good with landscapes. The Pixel landscapes were mostly pretty good.

[@raagamparmar5602]

18 for Pixel 17 for iPhone 4 for Nothing I like natural darker photos and not the ones which pop out the colours too much in the dark, so I like Pixel more.

[@glenbarrington2634]

As a 6a user and a fairly serious m43s photographer, none of the 3 really blew me away. As a camera of convenience, the 6a is pretty good, especially for the money. Considering the extreme level of hype the Nothing phone is receiving, I expected better results from it. I kept thinking, as someone fairly adept at using Photoshop and ACDSee, that on some of the photos here the Apple won, i would have preferred the 6a image as it would be better for editing purposes.

[@nedive]

pixel has the most natural colors, yet every time they saw an over saturated photo they were like "these colors are more natural", they are too used to apple photos.

[@glenbarrington2634]

@@nedive Yep! none of the 3 are suitable as an artist's tool.

[@northernguard3640]

True. It doesn't seem an honest review. Pixel 6a captures more natural.

[@JS-ej4lb]

Also, when working with a jpeg, easier to bring out details in shadows than to tone down highlights when editing. These guys were not choosing Pixel 6a on a few shots because the iphone was overall a brighter image. But the thing they do not discuss, the Pixel 6a can take RAW photos, which is much better than jpeg

[@Skyrayplay]

in 6:30 iPhone give carrot skin and they: iPhone wins. that so funny

[@samarthenoshharrison]

This was a really fun video to watch! But would have loved the new iPhone SE to have a fair comparison for the price instead of the regular iPhone 13 which should win given it's price. But seeing the other two phones compare with the regular 13 was also really interesting.

[@flyingbong88]

Completely agreed...

[@texemplarstudios5481]

I’m excited for the iPhone 14 to get the 13 Pro’s rear cameras!

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Especially the ultra wide sucks on 13.

[@MissionControlTet]

Highly doubt Apple will give camera upgrade to the base model this quick, especially when 13 already got one. And fun fact: Ultrawide in the 13 and 12 is exactly the same as one debuted on the 11

[@melgross]

@@MissionControlTet no, it’s not.

[@MissionControlTet]

@@melgross No, it’s same aperture and same sensor

[@test09p]

but even with this,the 13 pro still way better than the 14 according to the leaks

[@von_9]

I love iPhone but the pixel camera is really on another level it give a drama like results. Really impressive.

[@Atorpat]

It's really strange comparing a phone with phones half its price in anything. You could have at least compared iPhone SE with those.

[@mathewm3073]

They are apple biased they would never use the se cause they know it will do much worse 😂

[@glenbarrington2634]

In photography, results are everything. As a 6a user, I want to know what situations my phone camera can handle, and which it can not. This is an extremely fair test in my mind.

[@Atorpat]

@@glenbarrington2634 I have no problem with reviewing camera of a phone and comparing it with others. But don't you think comparison should be between similar products?

[@glenbarrington2634]

@@Atorpat Not when we are comparing cameras. Casual users aren't going to care about any phone camera. They use whatever comes with their phone. Plus, they haven't trained themselves well enough to see the subtle differences, anyway. The only ones who will care are those who intend some specific uses for their phone cameras. I want to know is my phone good at portrait mode? Is it good enough for landscapes? If not, what does work well. As a new 6a user, who is likely to edit his photos in Photoshop or some other utility, I think the 6a is really good for landscapes (which is an interest of mine). it offers a wide dynamic range and less contrast, BUT that is what I want. I want to keep my editing options open, I can add the contrast myself. It is less good than the Apple for portraits, but for my useage it's likely good enough. I now know I can get what I'm looking for in the 6a, and not have to spend $$$ on a flagship phone.

[@edidiongmoses2889]

this is a camera test not a which phone is greater bang for buck test....they compare phones with similar camera specs, the iphone se just has one puny sensor and though the three phones that were compared have similar camera quality the iphone 13 was more consistent

[@lderv1]

As an iPhone 13 owner with a little kid I’ve been able to capture some really amazing pictures on our vacations. Beautiful colors, very consistent, fast shutter and amazing video. The iPhone really shines camera wise. However if you don’t have the money or simply don’t like iOS there are some great cheaper options out there. My wife’s Samsung A52s can take some great photos. Simple photography knowledge like framing and lighting can definitely make a huge difference!

[@gn2b445]

exactly, I have a cheap samsung a22 and I can manage to make it look great because of rule of thirds, angles and etc

[@celestinonatale]

Should have compared the Pixel and the Nothing to the iPhone SE. Stop with this crappy "you don't buy the iPhone SE because the photos are terrible" argument. Photos aren't the first priority when buying phones in the price range the Pixel and the Nothing sit in. It's the price. That's what most people care about. You want and iPhone for cheap? You buy the SE, not the iPhone 13. It's Apples fault that the SE takes terrible photos, but that's the camera they chose for their budget phone so you're just gonna have to roll with it.

[@UProductions457]

Spot on! We all know Max Tech is an Apple circle jerk channel so it doesn't surprise me they did something like this to make Apple win.

[@Music-yx9uv]

These videos are so entertaining to watch! I got 6 for the Nothing phone 1, 11 for the iPhone, and 13 for the Pixel. Even though I think that the iPhone was better in some scenarios, I love the style of the pixel photos.

[@zhila5958]

@@LawsonBarnette i’m seriously on the verge of considering a Pixel 7 that are coming soon. especially with how expensive Apple got in the case of repairing

[@denissssss8579]

I got 30 for the iPhone and 0 for nothing and 0 for pixel

[@Stix_Zidinia]

android cope

[@rikoarmando2667]

@@Stix_Zidinia bruh it's a 799$ iphone vs sub 400$ android phones and one of them use a 4 years old sensor. You should be ashamed that iphone didnt win all of the categories

[@eg8049]

@@denissssss8579 average 13 yr old apple user lol

[@callumwyper]

Now that I've finished watching, pixel 6a is the clear winner for me. If you are looking at which phone makes you look the best, that's iPhone. Pixel for me especially when it was getting darker, it kept blue tones, realisic ones. Not flattering but truthful. iPhone and nothing warm the photo up so much. Too much

[@berelentless2572]

My Scores: Nothing- 7 iPhone- 12 Pixel- 11

[@migalhax6637]

It's really easy to spot the iphone pictures, because it pushes a lot from the blues and yellows. it also puts like a soft filter on people's skin to look smoother and cleaner.

[@ChrisPollard]

I was almost exactly 50/50 between the Pixel and iPhone, with a couple of wins for Nothing. When you factor in the price discrepancy ... Pixel wins by a good margin for performance per dollar.

[@korinasaurus]

I like that you've compared phones from different price ranges, it shows whether or not budget phones can compete with higher end ones, and sometimes they're close enough that it's really not worth the extra $200-500 for a flagship. This isn't a typical specs for price comparison either, it's about the camera

[@NytronX]

The Pixel 6a is using the same camera sensor as the Pixel 2 from 2017. Computational photography matters A LOT. A better comparison would be comparing the Pixel 6/6 Pro to the very expensive iPhone 13.

[@Ankit-ri8sv]

A little surprised with the 6A's performance but can't hate the Pixel. It holds up really well despite that ancient sensor.

[@Dorgpoop]

I feel like the pixel would've done a lot better had they used nightmode more liberally. It works so well I even use it daytime quite a lot

[@callumwyper]

Pixel 😍 damn it's good. Especially with the sunset portrait! As a photographer the exposure and contrast was perfect. That must have been the closest to what a human would see. Also knowing that the information would be there to edit it to get it to look like the others is great. Much prefer doing it that way around than try to make an unnatural edit look natural

[@cozzykhan7305]

Really? It looked very blurry to me

[@vaibhavsane2]

You are correct. Also i think they did not take the picture properly.

[@Randomdude21-e]

Its ok. I guess you own one😆 callum

[@callumwyper]

@@Randomdude21-e i own a 13 mini , and I am very happy about it. It’s the best phone for me. Pixel is super impressive

[@randomlurker8515]

@Ryder Wilson but iphone costs nearly a double. Iphone 13 - 800$, pixel - 450$

[@stevennovakovich2525]

Should've used the iPhone SE 3 instead of the 13 to compare phones closer in price point. I think people would be pretty impressed with the SE 3's picture-taking capabilities.

[@disco.lemonade]

Of course they would. But you gotta factor that the prices are not 100% because of the cameras. Just the materials of an iPhone 13 alone, if the 6a were like that, would perfectly match the price.

[@hueman69420]

They are same minus wide angle

[@pasi123567]

My own score is 5 for Nothing, 11 for iPhone and 14 for Pixel. But from what I have gathered Pixel was more likely last place than iPhone but when Pixel shoots good photos they are really good.

[@nikhil7691]

Also, cheaper in price.

[@nedive]

they seem to like over saturated photos for some reason and guess what, iphones take over saturated photos lol

[@denissssss8579]

I got 30 for the iPhone and 0 for pixel and 0 for nothing

[@kamakshisoni7019]

Agreed bro

[@DrAdityaReddy]

@@denissssss8579 ok

[@welshcraig1813]

You can almost buy a Nothing Phone 1 and a Pixel 6a for the same price as an iPhone 13 so yeah, you'd guess the iPhone would win hands down. You should have picked an SE for comparison, although the ultrawide and night mode comparison would be tough for the iPhone 🤣

[@renskuijpers5890]

No Iphone 13 is around 800 euros Pixel 6a is 449 Nothing phone is 469 It would indeed be a better comparison to use the SE. I know that Max is an apple channel but come on.

[@Randomdude21-e]

Still the iphone 13 is 1 year old so they should have an advantage

[@سفيان.شوماري]

This was truly a bias test. I knew you guys would pick apple to win. As of now, 6a is the new champ. Best camera in 2022. Mkbhd has done the blind test and 21 million chose Pixel 6a over any phones as the best camera in 2022

[@melgross]

Though I can disagree with a few of the results, I pretty much agree. While, as someone who ran a commercial photo lab for quite a few years, I could easily improve any of those images, the Nothing Phone leaves a lot to be desired. We can argue over color, contrast and exposure. But both the iPhone and the Pixel have more useful data to work with. The Nothing Phone would be almost impossible to fix with a number of the images just lacking the data. Of course, I’m assuming these are just “out of the phone” jpegs. As such, which is the way most people will use them, in my experience, while the iPhone doesn’t always take the better picture in some way, on average, it does have a much higher hit rate, which, for most people, is what matters, as we can see here. What would be interesting would be to see the quality of the images you can extract from these phones in RAW mode. Apple has that, and I believe the Pixel does too. I don’t know much about the Nothing Phone. But for those of us who are more serious, Apple RAW can make a big difference.

[@melgross]

@Jack Sparrow if you were intelligent, I’d discuss it with you…

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

Completely agree with you. Been working as wedding photographer for 2 Years as a side income source. Majority of the photos cam easily be upgraded

[@SecretAgentBond]

Totally agree, most of the iPhone photos in this demo were/are the best and beat the Pixel. I’ve been a photographer for over 50 years and also have an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Photography, and it’s insulting to one’s intelligence to have someone dis you just because they hate Apple. I think the “Sparrow” should put up or shut up!

[@NOT_A_TOP_FAN]

I used my daughters iPhone 13 to take some photos on vacation and they were straight trash! They have this watercolor, fake looking effect to them all! Apparently, it’s an “enhanced” feature that you can’t disable! I’m not a pro photographer, but I know enough to see when AI is tweaked WAY too much, which results in completely unrealistic photos. I wouldn’t touch an iPhone 14 until they make this feature able to be turned off. It was really bad with low iso photos, where they try way too much to enhance the picture because of the lower light.

[@NOT_A_TOP_FAN]

@Jack Sparrowlol im fully aware of how to shoot in raw. My real point is for people that dont want to mess with it, having a forced “enhancement” is ridiculous. Just allow the photos to look like trash, dont make them look even trashier and fake!

[@JoeNokers]

It's insane how much work the pixel does with a 4 year old camera sensor

[@wasylbasyl]

@@Randomdude21-e you can't say it's the same sensor just because it's 12mp

[@DrAdityaReddy]

@@Randomdude21-e bro the iphone sensor is upgraded almost every year

[@janeksheppix]

@@wasylbasyl its the same sony sensor like in pixel 5, pixel 4, pixel 3,, pixel 2

[@hueman69420]

Pixel’s fault for having it while you can get se for similar price and get same camera as iphone 13 minus wide angle

[@Motivational_Flavio]

We all love you Angelica! More videos like this please

[@davadh]

Truth is, it doesn't really matter. If you're shooting with either of these, you can compensate for the lack of features. It's knowing how to shoot with each of them. I still keep my Pixel 2 around because it captures light better than any mobile phone does today despite the resolution hit.

[@mihir550]

I have pixel 2 bro it’s really good 👍

[@william_SMMA]

Lol pixel 2 in 2022

[@hariskhan01]

TBH, iPhone 13 is in an entirely different price range, Pixel 6A and Nothing phone are really good for their respective rpice ranges.

[@trandinhvietdung9357]

yeah and I think Pixel 6a is the best tho for the price range it gets for the camera

[@zimnium1]

This video is confusing to me for that reason

[@zimnium1]

@@trandinhvietdung9357 You haven't even watched the whole video yet

[@trandinhvietdung9357]

@@zimnium1 oh I forgot, I have not finished my comment yet 😓😓

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Yes the price of the SE is lower than the android phones, but the camera sucks so if you care about cameras Apple forces you to spend more. iPhone SE shouldn’t be bought if you care about photos..

[@Arry007]

As a nothing user, I don't feel half bad about it because these companies have been in the market for so long and nothing with its first product has done comparatively good. I hope they bring better upgrades with future software updates. Great video!!👍

[@HimelMahmud-kv9jz]

I am with you❤

[@TechMikkel]

It's confusing that the Pixel is often the best at long range digital zoom, but the forced zoom in portrait is often so bad. Maybe the main problem of the Pixel is establishing a dslr portrait look and it doesn't look good to begin with. The forced zooming is just making matters slightly worse.

[@wasifchowdhury6913]

Their using the pixel 6a not even the pro ur comparing a flagship phone with 2 mid rangers😂

[@mohammedsalimahmed5230]

@@wasifchowdhury6913 let them have their moment. They've got nothing else in their life.

[@Lee.S321]

@DANIEL CHUKWUKERE If you want long-term software support go for a phone running PureOS because you'll get lifetime support. Longevity of a device is all well & good, but the thing needs to be useful while you're using it. iPhones are designed with teenyboppers in mind, whereas phones like the S22U are more productivity focused. It all comes down to how you use it.

[@chessopediaacademy1159]

​@@Dannyblazer1985 exactly iPhone will last more than s22 ultra but option do they have they are always so slow with innovation that they have to wait for Android to develop new features so that they can copy it and present it like they invented it that's why people don't use Android phones for long because there would be a new and exciting varient out very soon Android companies know that and so don't offer longer updates

[@wojtasin]

Pixel, despite having an old camera, is damn good, on the few occasions when you chose an iPhone, I chose the Pixel. For me there is a tie between the two cameras, Nothing sticks out a bit, but I could take pictures with it with pleasure.

[@nomoshiti]

I've lost you somewhere in the middle, but most of my votes until then were for Pixel when you voted mostly for iPhone. Might be that we like what we got used to - I'm the owner of the Pixel 4a and guys in the video probably have iPhones. It's amazing what google software manages to squeeze out of the lenses that were used in... 2019?

[@151mcx]

2017

[@snakomania]

Best comparison in youtube, keep going

[@yihanzhang2094]

Oh, this is the first time I found out they are two people

[@iwrdtlygjtyr9167]

Love these types of comparison, have been enjoying all your comments on the photos. But i would enjoy more looking at the photos while you guys are commenting, please show lesser the 3 of you during each comparison.

[@jadallamico]

Really good quality video and great analysis of the photos but I just wonder why do you use the budget pixel 6a? why not the pixel 6? It's a better comparison as the price gap is really notable

[@Techie21]

My Scores- iPhone 13- 13 Nothing Phone 1- 6.5 Google Pixel 6a- 10.5

[@iamaeronjohn]

I don't know if you guys know this but for you to do night-mode+portrait on Pixel phones, you just need to take the shot with Night mode on the camera and just toggle the portrait option on the editing tools on post-shot. But yeah, the iPhone does it automatically in every mode in a much more intuitive way, well that has always been the iPhone's way, ease of use.

[@parjau4554]

Always love these blind comparisons you guys do. Great fun to watch and inadvertently informative. I didn't know about the sensor/software prioritisation balance being different for Apple and Google, for example. Also nice to see all the siblings together! Anjelica hasn't presented too many videos recently but I guess she needs to focus on editing to stop the wise guys pointing out mistakes!

[@chamajo66]

Would have been better if you compared the iPhone 13 Mini with the same camera specs as Pixel 6a. Pretty impressive that the 6a could get a few with 12.2 MP!

[@jk20047027]

why compare to iphone 13 not iphone se 2022? I don’t get it? It’s like compared se to S22 and Pixel 6.

[@chipsoftheweek]

because the se had the same camera as the iphone 8

[@goocha01]

I always wait for your camera comparison, Very helpful compared to other videos

[@zimnium1]

Wait, why are you doing 2 mid range phones against a flagship?

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Flagship would be 13 Pro with WAY better ultra wide and better main camera too (plus a telephoto that the androids don’t have). iPhone SE shouldn’t be bought if you care about photos. Yes the price of the SE is lower than the android phones, but the camera sucks so if you care about cameras Apple forces you to spend more.

[@Bootus123]

@@MaxTechOfficial "lower" if you get the base storage. If you match the storage of either of the android phones it's the most expensive of the three.

[@zimnium1]

@@MaxTechOfficial That makes sense, thanks for clarifying:)

[@likhithamarvaj72]

Please give a little pause on the photos and then cut to you three talking about what you want to pick... as its biasing my thoughts as a viewer... otherwise, I love the comparisons... very enlightening ✌️

[@TangosTech]

As a phone nerd who takes lots of photos, I can say I guessed almost all of the iPhone and pixel photos correctly lol

[@RaghavVijay]

These videos comparisons are so great,all three of you make it so entertaining and fun to watch!!-Thank you do much,I really appreciate your efforts and dedication,Thank you for making such enjoyable and informative videos!!-Keep it up!.

[@arie1293]

Love these type of camera comparison videos. It’s been really helpful to hear your mixed thoughts on them and pointing out things I don’t notice.

[@kaushnath]

Why are people comparing top tier vs. mid tier phones and then calling the video unbiased?

[@ÆßV]

The iPhone 13 is over-saturated and has extra brightening going on especially on the skin like the older Samsung's. 17:15 Iphone 13 didn't apply the portrait mode

[@mayukhmajumder8289]

You have mostly chosen the shots that are looking good. But getting the actual colours right is the toughest thing to achieve. The bike one for instance, any day the Pixel one was pretty accurate and also held more details of the face. You simply looked for more satured pictures. Not a very good comparison. Pixel 6a bang on winner with iPhone a close second.

[@phuqizm1547]

MkBHD does the best blind tests. Iphone never makes it past the first round.

[@RishiPriyan]

These blind comparisons are awesome. Here are my scores. Nothing: 3 Pixel: 11 iPhone: 16

[@apusista]

I guessed the Pixel right away as I have one and it extracts incredible shadow detail !!

[@Nikhilsj33]

Congrats on 1M subscribers 🥳🥳♥️

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Thank you!

[@zogzog5009]

You should do this with a lot of phone. I mean, that's the best video about camera test I have ever seen. You are awesome.

[@mootsym]

The thing is, you can edit all the images afterwords to get them closer to what looks best anyway. Maybe some people don’t, but I edit all my pics on the phone. iPhone gives you the cleanest image to start with though. And for night mode on iPhone, I’ve found that if you adjust the exposure down, the night mode pics come out less bright and washed and are a little more true to life while still capturing detail.

[@eamonicker]

I was thinking the same thing. I could subtly adjust the settings on each of the camera app on these mobiles and make any one of the pictures stand out more than the others. The criteria was a bit random for each example too. It's open to bias for sure. Also lens flare is cool, no?!

[@mootsym]

​@@eamonicker eh. the biggest knock on the iphone cameras is that green orb. I can't justify spending $800-$1,100 on a phone until they fix that ridiculous issue. I heard there's a new coating on the lenses this year that's supposed to help-- even though there's reportedly been more cracks with it -_-.. because of course.

[@Womio]

1:52 That moment when you switch from the camera that films the Mac to the image itself makes me say that you are using a camera with good quality colors and that the Mac screen is excellent. These are exactly the same colors that are displayed on my screen as the colors of the Mac.

[@MrSquishy16]

5 - Nothing 1, 17 - iPhone 13, 8 - Pixel 6a. Great video guys!

[@AnthonyBove]

When's Angelica getting her own channel so I can take a break from looking at you two knuckle heads? (Love the channel by the way)

[@abangpharoukameerqassim6117]

It's just about picture mode.. Just like TV... TV has picture mode like Cinema mode, Standard Mode and more... Why they didn't make the phone like that

[@rsdokc]

Really enjoy your comparisons..thx 👍

[@docaff]

I liked blinded videos like this. But why compare 2 phones to another that is half their price? I think that you should have used a Pixel 6, which is a comparable price point with a superior camera. With that said, the fact that the 6a came in second really is impressive, especially because several of the second place photos were actually pretty nice and just a matter of personal taste.

[@smnewkk3081]

It's not about price it's about quality :/

[@itsjustashow]

Would have made more sense to compare the iPhone SE since the 13 is almost double the price

[@peterm5187]

Very often I think that the 6A looked more natural and realistic compared to the iPhone, but the iPhone was still chosen to be the better one. I assume persons like phones which take punchy vibrant colors. The bouquet effekt on the 6A is not good. My Pixel 4 does the same. It can't recognize edges very well. The Nothing phone colors and way how it includes all this softness is terrible.

[@scottnoble5022]

Thank you for the review, the sampling of photos show you the strengths of software versus sensors. Not every device is great at every situation but there is a difference in price ranges in the phones.

[@Optimistic_lad]

“Compares 799$ iPhone with 449$ Google Pixel”

[@Northorea]

This is a cool concept as a video tbh. What about a video where you guys try to guess a image taken on a DSLR camera and a really good smartphone camera???

[@Northorea]

@UCwHX4O8PXm7Yh6PsZUcZIwA no thanks bot

[@xyhile2469]

Great content man! I got 2 for the Nothing phone 1, 22 for the iPhone, and 6 for the Pixel

[@GS0CK6]

Best Tech channel on the internet! Awesome content as always.

[@gamecopproductions9303]

Many people say that pixel is the most realistic but that isn't that accurate. In portraits, it tends to overdark faces often and the eyes look just dark. Hope it get fixed in pixel 7 pro cause is the only problem I found. Overall is GREAT.

[@oscarjourdan7600]

Nothing has had some updates to make the portrait photos and camera better

[@OperationNonsense]

What’s embarrassing is you misspelling embarrassing in the thumbnail. It’s blatant, gotta get fixed.

[@David_DY]

iPhone makes everyone look like they got an unnatural red face from standing in the sun or being an alcoholic...Pixel all day!! 😂

[@ayohughes]

Not a great test as the settings on the phone makes a huge difference. On a lot of the shots the favourite one was simply slightly warmer but the second best had more detail so a few secs in tweaking the shot would have given an even better result. Not really fair to compare the Nothing phone to these premium offerings. Why not compare it to similar priced Android phones rather than phones that cost maybe twice as much?

[@ywmedia]

In the US at least, the 6a costs less than the Nothing phone

[@rendez2k]

Loved the video! But some of the shots like the boy in the pitch dark I don't think any camera (mobile or otherwise) would deal well with so all of them are doing well! Would you even want or need to take a picture like that in such low light? Its kind of asking the impossible whilst being unneeded 🙂

[@TheOCTOPIED]

Apple has put so much effort in making iPhone 14 by adding a number to 13

[@hahaha-jn9fj]

it so funny that you called a pic with higher color contrast "natural" meanwhile pixel pic is way more natural lol

[@_Paul_N]

I’m team Apple, but I’d have no problems getting a Pixel phone and Pixel earbuds if I ever walked away from the iPhone lol. Samsung phones aren’t my cup of tea and the Galaxy Watch 4 is bad 🤮

[@isabellorr1020]

I used to live in Coeur D’Alene, even more fun of a video because it’s photos of places I’ve been/seen before! Some of those nothing results are shocking! I own an iPhone 13 Pro right now and even being biased, have to give props when it’s due!

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

The most expensive tech came out on top - makes sense and that's how it should be really.

[@leonciobey4395]

You have to remember this channel is Apple fanboys I've watched their blind comparisons they will always have the iPhone come out on top in all scenarios they should've compared the iPhone SE 3rd gen to the rest of the phones but they know that wouldn't be a fair comparison because it only has one camera

[@marksouthwell4490]

I think each camera has different shooting styles and their own strengths and weaknesses. Even in the DSLR and mirrorless camera universe , they all take photos differently

[@koira163]

Also most issues they have with the photos can be fixed with a good editing tool. Snow is a good free one for example.

[@AndyisIDC]

I own the pixel 6A and think it's a great value for the price. The low light shots are great. I've taken tons of pictures and I'm very impressed especially when I only got it for $100 the iPhone did pretty good but it should be winning every time for the price. Great video!

[@aerosmillie]

Thanks for the video. Very subjective. Are the photos rated on being Instagram ready the best photo to work with and edit? Either way I agree with the outcome. iPhone 1st, pixel 2nd and Nothing 3rd. Possibly some colour or contrast work to do with the Nothing images to make less flat perhaps.

[@paultasker7788]

The pixel 6a stock camera is good but ive installed a modded camera which allows you to configure it and I'm getting better results. I've turned the noise reduction down a lot and the sharpening down a lot as well as i prefer a much more natural and less processed photo

[@danielgiraldoguzman]

Took a photo of Max and Vadim with the same phone... can't tell who is who

[@arjunna2364]

09:33 I don't think the sky was that bluish in real life and also the details in the shadow are better on the right pic.

[@Morasby]

You guys should try out using GCam with the Nothing phone, the results change dramatically!

[@FUN.2810]

Would you be able to do iPhone vs iPhone camera comparison like iPhone XR to iPhone 11 to iPhone SE something like that?

[@MaxTechOfficial]

When iPhone 14 comes out we will do a detailed one. iPhone 14 vs 13 vs 12.

[@FUN.2810]

@@MaxTechOfficial great that would be awsome

[@BlueDroneBlues]

Seriously, you 2 have to be brothers! Spots I couldn't even tell you 2 apart. Besides the eye brows and facial hair.

[@DougAndersonisnotdougfunny]

Did not expect to see my home town CdA in this video.

[@aly4tech736]

I select iPhone pictures because i know it’s iPhone picture 😂 Biased

[@ammarkhn6920]

The blur in the pixel in portrait, always misses some background area or applies extra to the object.

[@BIGBKs]

Guys it's worth it purely. I'm using from day 0ne . Pros: 1) Design like iPhone 2) Dual 5G access . I'm using Airtel(300 to 400 Mbps) & Jio( 250 to 350 Mbps). It's a true 5G experience. Where others devices yet to get 5G support. 3) Camera 4) Build quality - masss. I've dropped from 5 ft it's not getting broken 😎 5)Speakers- louded Cons: SOFTWARE -DEVICE LAG, MANY SOFTWARE'S ARE NOT Supportive, FINGER PRINT SENSOR IS NOT WORKING IN 90% of the app( It's getting fixed) HD SUPPORT ONLY ONE HANDED USE is not there. Best Phone❤️

[@dons1643]

this is the best most fun videos on phones - fun to watch and know what the end result is thanks guys and gal

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Thank you! We really enjoy making these!