iPhone 13 Pro vs Pixel 6 Pro Camera Comparison!

RhinoShield Black Friday Up to 60% off + EXTRA 10% off with code: SAMPRO

Let's see how the Pixel 6 Pro's cameras stack up to the iPhone 13 Pro's!

---

Thank you for watching this video! If you enjoyed it, feel free to jump on board by hitting subscribe.

☑️ Just a note, this video and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I'll receive a small commission.

Time-stamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:08 - Videos Resolution and Frame Rate
01:00 - Video Image Quality
01:48 - Video and Audio Test
04:01 - Low Light Videos
04:53 - Stabilization
07:21 - Cinematic Mode
08:02 - Changing Lenses Mid-Recording
09:16 - Telephoto Videos
09:59 - Performance when taking videos
10:50 - Daytime Photos
12:22 - Portrait Photos
13:22 - Night Photos
14:56 - Macro
15:16 - Action Pan
15:40 - Long Exposure
16:01 - Magic Eraser
16:36 - Final Assessment
18:43 - Outro

[sambeckman]

Yo team! Hope you enjoy the camera comparison 📸 AND don't forget to check out the amazing RhinoShield Black Friday sales! Get up to 60% off + an EXTRA 10% off with code: SAMPRO

[tsenif]

Ngl I think I prefer the Pixel video in a lot of these? The colors look much more appealing & they seem to capture just as much detail?

[ßæïø]

Even with that un-polished software tuning of Pixel 6 with it's new sensors and Soc, it still kept up with 13 pro.
It was a surprise to see Pixel pulling up more dynamic range than Iphone in main sensor video.
Makes me wonder what will happen when finally the Pixel's tuning sets in.

[ChrisDallasDualped]

I have a pixel 6 Pro and an iPhone 13 pro and 90% of the time, I prefer the video footage from the Pixel 6 Pro and it's closer to what I see in real life. Then it is on the iPhone 13 Pro. So this guy may be biased towards his iPhone over the pixel. But even in his footage, the daytime video footage of the Pixel 6 Pro is better in my opinion then the iPhone 13 Pro.

[rasheedlandi]

I'd pick the photos coming from the pixel more and i don't know if it's jus me but the pixel videos seems a bit more pleasing to the eyes

[advocatefish]

Iphone caps resolution at 1080 for feature: I sleep

Pixel caps resolution at 1080 feature: REAL SHIT

[justinlandis]

I'm just an "average consumer" but everywhere I go online to watch these comparisons reviewers are always saying things like "hands down the iPhone wins in video." Meanwhile when I look at these comparisons I don't agree at all. To me and to my untrained non YouTuber eyes the Pixel looked just as good if not better in some of the comparisons presented in this video. Sam said the gap is narrowing but I personally would give the pixel a lot more credit than that. I am not trying to say the video on the iphone is bad I'm just saying in most of the videos presented in the video I really think Google has more or less closed the gap for " average consumers." It just needs a little more polish and finish to round it out. Thought the videos looked great from the pixel.

[fbkensarhd]

*Sam* : I don't think Astro mode is useful because it takes longer.

*Also Sam* : The lack of astro mode in the ultra wide angle lens is a bit let down for me.

#MakeUpYourMind

[hrishidev]

The pixel video seems pretty good to me tho! 👀🤷🏻‍♂️
I'll take the pixel any day as a whole!

[mknice]

The videography section is so based that I am questioning if this man is color blind

[carver]

The night video, the iPhone smoothed everything out while the Pixel kept the details but had a lot of noise. Choose your poison

[blood.mirror]

I love it when reviews put a clear audio capture comparison in their videos. It's also clever that you used the RhinoShield ad portion for the audio comparison. Good job and thanks. 🙂

[joranvancoillie]

8:09 that only happens when recording 4k60. You can switch mid recording if you record at 4k30 or 24

[frnckie]

Every tech YouTuber after MKBHD review is just reading the script about the consistency now. It's always funny to watch.I will take pixel for pics and iPhone for vid

[dallan]

Audio on pixel seemed better - there was a strange tinny echo with the iphone.

[vercoda]

I got the Pixel 6 Pro a couple of weeks back, partly because I asked myself if I could use that as a replacement for also lugging around a camera, as my faithful Canon was damaged after falling off a cliff. While I'm still weeping at the loss of any meaningful zoom - no more moon shots or extreme sunrise or sunset pics (damnit!!!) - the trade-off seems worth it, as the Pixel 6 Pro has been way better than even my Canon was at several types of photos. It's noticeably excelled with various types of shots that were more problematic on my beloved Canon, and while I'm not a fan of its oversaturation - most evident in overly blue skies and crazy green grass etc - it's been excellent with a ton of shots, and having the images just instantly to hand, ready to edit etc, has been great for my work flow. So, thanks, Google - the pros outweigh the cons here, and it's certainly more than capable for most non-professional photography, within the constraints of being a phone camera.

[matttheking]

One of the few YouTubers that I respect when it comes down to Pixel phones... Great reviews as always, waiting for your full pixel review...👌

[ObservingBlue]

The comparison video is pretty cool and quite elaborated. But I still don't understand why does no one cares about the manual controls for photography that we get on Pixel phones or in general the Android phones which are not available on the iPhone. If learnt properly then the manually controlled shots can bring out some really amazing shots. I believe this deserves more importance than currently given.

[noahbailey]

To everyone saying the pixel 6 clearly is better for video, that’s mainly because it’s more vibrant which can be changed on any phone. You can make the iPhone videos more vibrant. The iPhone has more detail in most cases and is better for post production

[gabass]

Hey Sam, great video! Just a comment: I have a 13 Pro, but I don't have that issue on changing lens while recording videos, for me, it swaps really quick from ultra wide to wide and then to telephoto.