Top 5 Smartphone Cameras: The Blind Test! [2018] by MKBHD
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Possibly but I think it's a great representation of how the average user uses the camera.I can definitely see the increased dynamic range of the Pixel (although he didn't push that really hard), and the Pixel does portrait mode deeper (I'd already discovered that with my own pixel). None of them did the Android well, but I think he had the white balance a bit off on that shot on all of them.
I can definitely see the increased dynamic range of the Pixel (although he didn't push that really hard), and the Pixel does portrait mode deeper (I'd already discovered that with my own pixel). None of them did the Android well, but I think he had the white balance a bit off on that shot on all of them.
I consistently chose C. The detail in the dog and two portraits really stood out and nailed it for the Pixel camera.
That's exactly what I meant. The scene wasn't balanced, with all the white and red, so the "white" screen in the background showed up as yellow. But since the lighting wasn't white, you can't get the color balance to any setting that would balance the whole shot. (It's the sort of thing that drives not only photographers, but labs, bonkers. A lab once contacted a friend to tell him that the reason his film was still not in his hands was that they couldn't figure out how to color balance so that his Spitz didn't show up green. [The dog's fur had been dyed a bright green.])"Originally Posted by Rukbat"
I can definitely see the increased dynamic range of the Pixel (although he didn't push that really hard), and the Pixel does portrait mode deeper (I'd already discovered that with my own pixel). None of them did the Android well, but I think he had the white balance a bit off on that shot on all of them.
He said he didn't do anything when taking .. all auto. So it was whatever the camera decided.