Many of us have been viewing articles, videos, and comparison articles featuring camera comparisons, and have provided both positive and salty feedback to other's work. Why rely on others when we can do this work ourselves 
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One thing is for sure, Macrumors has a diverse culture of phone users on both sides of the wall around Apple's Garden. With many of us in the Alternatives section turning over phones more often (sometimes multiple times per year), we get a chance at seeing more camera technology than those who strictly stick to Apple's annual releases. This thread is intended to be a place for users to post up comparison shots using cameras you have.
Guidelines For posting
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To Kick things off, I am looking forward to the arrival of my Pixel 6 and being able to compare my own shots and video work between that and my iPhone 13 Pro. Currently lacking that ability, I wanted to see how well my tried and true Pixel 3 from 2018 would hold up. Google has upgraded the photo capabilities of this device a few times, so how well does it hold up?
Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Conclusion on this first test.
I think the Pixel 3 is doing dang good for a 3yo device. While my shooting style may be a bit dark for some, I was focusing in areas near bright spots in attempts to get an idea of the dynamic range the cameras offered in various situations.
.One thing is for sure, Macrumors has a diverse culture of phone users on both sides of the wall around Apple's Garden. With many of us in the Alternatives section turning over phones more often (sometimes multiple times per year), we get a chance at seeing more camera technology than those who strictly stick to Apple's annual releases. This thread is intended to be a place for users to post up comparison shots using cameras you have.
Guidelines For posting
- Take photos with whatever Mobile devices you have, minimum of 2 different devices so we can compare / contrast images.
- Try to compose your shot as close as possible between your tested units so the images and conditions are similar
- Try to take your shots as close (in time) as possible so the comparisons are in similar lighting / weather
- Edited photos are discouraged, but if you do find the need to edit photos, please try to copy / paste the same settings onto both photos
- BE SURE to strip location data / EXIF from your photos before sharing them if you are in a sensitive location. This prevents someone from downloading the photo and using an EXIF viewer to track your location!
- Try to keep posts to 10 shots or less. If you have more shots feel free to share a link to a social media post or gallery so long as it falls under acceptable use on MacRumors and doesn't violate our Self Promotion rules.
- Have Fun, get out and get some exercise and take some great images with your devices to share!
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To Kick things off, I am looking forward to the arrival of my Pixel 6 and being able to compare my own shots and video work between that and my iPhone 13 Pro. Currently lacking that ability, I wanted to see how well my tried and true Pixel 3 from 2018 would hold up. Google has upgraded the photo capabilities of this device a few times, so how well does it hold up?
Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Pixel 3
iPhone 13 Pro
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Conclusion on this first test.
I think the Pixel 3 is doing dang good for a 3yo device. While my shooting style may be a bit dark for some, I was focusing in areas near bright spots in attempts to get an idea of the dynamic range the cameras offered in various situations.
