Camera vs Pixel 7 📷 RESULTS

Can you tell the difference between a photo shot on a smartphone, and a photo shot on a high end professional mirrorless camera? Here are the results!

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[AnthonyGugliotta]

Thanks to everyone who guessed and left a comment! :)

[ciprianadrian]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how amazing the photo taken with a phone really is?

[lachlanm]

I got it right! The post processing on the phone was the giveaway for me.

[j--r]

I could tell A was the smartphone because smartphones typically add a tonne of saturation and other post-processing effects to the final image. B looked a lot more raw.

[garythecyclingnerd]

As a non-photographer, photo B looks sharper in focus, more rich colors, and phones really struggle with the sun directly at them

[imujjwxl]

Photo b was my instant guess after i saw the lens flare

The thing is that photo b is taken using some kind of filter, can't identify properly but maybe it was polarized filter on the lens

[Hi_]

I love photography, there’s all these little things that go into these photos, but from the perspective of someone who doesn’t know all this, it doesn’t have the same lasting affect on you unless you truly take time to look at these pictures. Each one tells a story, full of meaning and purpose… it’s utterly fascinating

[astroid]

I got a pixel 7 and absolutely love it, installed grapheneos and love that too. Good phone worth the price.

[freekvandiepen]

yes, in certain situations a phone cane look really good (like this, still obvious for photographers but for the general public not so much) but now try taking portraits with blurry backgrounds, sports, something with lots of colors etc. it won't be nearly as close as this. imagine doing a wedding! a few situations would look good, but everything else.... well i hope if u ever work again after that

[worsegameroblox]

That is also how our eyes work. When you focus your eyes on something, anything that is closer or farther away from that object will be blurry. You probably never noticed this.

[FruitaBus]

I love the results from my Pixel 7. I even do a majority of Instagram reels with it, not feeling like I'm compromising. It has 10-bit at 4k 30 and you can push the files significantly.

[ChocolateMilkMonster]

You can immediately tell from just the colour and tones that B was the DSLR Camera.

[DKpanti]

Easily differentiated by seeing dynamic range

[CMG]

Bro your pixel 7 has the same exact case as mine, kinda cool to see

[TrashPandaPirate]

Still 74% is still incredible, four years ago it would’ve been much higher. Plus it looks incredible

[capperbuns]

I was able to guess because phone pictures normally are brighter, and light points get more obvious lens flares. In general those are things that make me able to guess pretty well if smth is from a phone or not.

[Swellowing]

I just looked at the sun and since photo A was brighter i guessed it was the phone

[JL-ozeg]

Next time Photoshop the smartphone one, adjust the curve bump up the contrast and fix the glare/ shadow spots and see if people can still get it right

[nwaddell]

In this latest Camera update for the Pixel Phones it actually reduces that Noise from the Flare. If there's one really good point of the Pixel Phones it is that the camera is ever-changing.

[josethevegan]

I didn't guess, but thanks for teaching me how to tell next time!