Pro Camera vs Pixel 7 📷 (Can you spot the difference)

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

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[AnthonyGugliotta]

I tried to match these as close as I could in editing. I'll reveal the answer in a few days in a new short. In the meantime leave your guess below.

[mironmardale]

1st one is on the pixel. I think the main hint at smartphones is that they always go an extra mile in the post processing, in this case look at the 🌞. I might be wrong, but this is my take.

[deadpoet]

Photo b is from the canon
Just because of that natural bokeh

[hansmuller]

I think Photo A was shot on a smartphone, as it looks more processed than Photo B. You can also see a flare, which most Professional Cameras/Lenses try to avoid

[HogneeDZN]

1st one is the smartphone because of a bit of noise in dark parts and the 2nd one has more DOF which is more common for camera lenses.

[maximekupke]

The second is the one that was taken by the camera, 'cause of the focus point of the lens, the ground is a progressive blur here, with the phone, the ground is in focus too

[VladimirHidalgo]

Everyday is harder to tell when seen on social media that super compresses the images, however I think that's the beauty of the smaller gap between phones and prof. cameras: most people only use the photos for social media

[Berniebud]

Photo A is the phone, photo B is the camera.

[r.austin]

The fiest one was pixel. The color grading, auto hdr, and post processing is really apparent. But correct me if I'm wrong.

[CristopherYusuke]

I think the photo B was shoot in a câmera, I'm saying mainly because of distortion of the focal length I think less distortion could be because of better optics
But it's 100% guessing because both photos is great actually its scary how good is the post processing in smartphones these days

[chipotelphotography]

Photo B is a pro camera because you get less light pulled from the sun. Pixels usually pull more light than a canon does.

[someguy]

First one is definitely a phone photo with auto HDR compositing.

[What]

Photo B is taken on a professional camera.
Photo A is taken on a phone.

There's some noise in the image from the phone, better bokeh effect in pro camera.

[MichiDoesArt]

I say 1st one phone second one camera. I usually expect cameras to give a nicer crisp image. So thats why i think 2nd one is camera. If im wrong, ill be super impressed. However i know nothing about photography

[SLW_Production]

The first one is on smartphone, all the phones on the market, when you shoot do a sort of hdr that is easy to recognize in particular in situation where you would expect high contrast! not secondly image quality is completely different!

[idontknowanygoodnames]

The first one has a lot more noise and has a wider depth of field, and the second one has more contrast and higher dynamic range, of course you could be doing trickery in post, but I believe the first is the phone and the second a camera. It can be hard to tell the actual level of detail through youtube

[Danu_chandimal]

Photo B is from the Canon cause phones still can't capture the depth of a proper camera

[felipemldias]

Photo A - Pixel? But I guess you're trying to trick us into our intuitions that the one with more noise is from the phone

[bharatupadhaya]

First one is taken by smart phone and the 2nd one is taken by camera
Because in the 1st photo the rocks on the ground is not clearly capture but in the 2nd photo rocks on the ground is clearly capture

[NO]

the best way to compare photos is to post them in a short video in social network