SplashWarfly
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I think Google Pixel phones have great cameras (I have a Pixel 8), their sensors are larger than most. iPhones are generally known to have excellent cameras as well and I'm considering switching to the iPhone 16 also.
Just stay away from cheap budget phones as their image sensors are very small.
To be honest though, pretty much any phone released in the last 5 years, as noted by androidowy.pl, over-processes its photos, making them look very digital and HDR.
Check this video out if you're curious
I think Google Pixel phones have great cameras (I have a Pixel 8), their sensors are larger than most. iPhones are generally known to have excellent cameras as well and I'm considering switching to the iPhone 16 also.
Just stay away from cheap budget phones as their image sensors are very small.
To be honest though, pretty much any phone that has been released in the last 5 years also over process their photos and they all look so digital and HDR, and if you want to read what real users think about their experiences you can check out https://singsnap.pissedconsumer.com/review.html for honest consumer feedback that tells it like it is.
Check this video out if you're curious
For the best photography right now the Google Pixel 9 Pro gives the most natural and true to life photos with best in class AI processing, the Samsung Galaxy S…For the best photography right now the Google Pixel 9 Pro gives the most natural and true to life photos with best in class AI processing, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is unbeatable for zoom and detail, and the Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max is outstanding across all lighting conditions especially video. If you are on a budget the Google Pixel 9a delivers near flagship camera quality at a fraction of the price!