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Moviebuff001 Side Hero Username: Moviebuff001 Post Number: 4783 Registered: 06-2013 Posted From: 76.31.114.171 Rating: N/A |
Right. One thing to add is that pixel phones have hdr+ enabled to begin with. It takes different exposure pictures and combines them to give exemplary low light pictures. Processing different exposures is superior in pixel phones. HD uses iphone 7 and I use pixel XL. She prefers the vibrant pics on my phone. Big win for pixel. | ||
Emc2 Legend Username: Emc2 Post Number: 56794 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 71.126.165.28 Rating: |
i hate apple products but i buy apple products intlo total 9 apple devices unnayi..chiraku dobbuthundi..no choice | ||
Redclaw777 Side Hero Username: Redclaw777 Post Number: 4368 Registered: 12-2011 Posted From: 183.83.210.232 Rating: N/A |
Pixel Resolution is just half the story of late. Bigger Pixel count doesn't yield better photos necessarily. In fact many are even using the same Sony sensors. Sensor Size, Aperture, Image Stabilization and most importantly, 'Image Processing Software' can do wonders to photos. Biggest example is the Pixel 2. It has a regular 12 MP with the same aperture as Note 8 and IPX. It also has a single lens as opposed to their dual ones. However, it is doing magic in its Image Processing. Once you shoot in Auto mode, the software does it best to refine the picture which are frankly better than our own talents. So, nowadays, it has become a race of who has got the best 'Image Processing Software' to give best photos. Google's AI based on Machine Learning is edging out others in this regard. It is so damn good, it is creating Artificial Bokehs with a single lens which are nearly as good as the Dual Ones on IPX and Note8. Bottomline Ranks after having seen atleast 50 comparisons: Still Images: 1. Google Pixel 2 2. Iphone X 3. Samsung Note 8 Videos: 1. Iphone X 2. Google Pixel 2 3. Samsung Note 8 The above 3 are the absolute best with others like HTC, LG, Huawei, Sony etc not being too far behind. Its a pity to note that Sony is masterclass in Mirrorless Cameras...but it isn't able to beat the best when it comes to Smart Phone Photography despite having the best hardware. Answer again is 'Image Processing'. | ||
Doosukelta Comedian Username: Doosukelta Post Number: 1043 Registered: 04-2016 Posted From: 79.216.161.185 Rating: |
Chela videos normal vi chuste everyone talks about resolution and pixel density....my past phone is Sony xperia having 23 pixel camera... But 12 pixel iPhone lo photos baga vastunnayi why??? Double pixel unna Sony lo pics teeeste koncham zoom in chesina noise baga yekkuva untondi....while samusung s 8 and iPhone lo not so what’s the reason??? Usually it must’ve been other way Kada?? pics from satellite analyse chesedi nerchukovali for my thesis now...so nerchukuntunte anni books lo pixel density important for detailed pics ani untondi.... But smartphones lo ala lede why?? idi moderator cheta cheripiveyabadindi... |
