Google Pixel 6 Pro vs iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Galaxy S21 Ultra Camera Test

Instead of just doing a Google Pixel 6 Pro vs iPhone 13 Pro Max Camera Test Comparison and a Pixel 6 Pro vs Galaxy S21 Ultra camera test comparison separately I thought I would bring you one longer comprehensive camera comparison to help you make the best buying decision. For more Pixel 6 camera and Pixel 6 Pro camera reviews subscribe to the channel! I need some more time with the Pixel 6 Pro to bring you a full review but I also want to bring you some videos on the regular and cheaper Pixel 6 as well so let me know if you want to see a Pixel 6 camera test.

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Chapter Markers:

0:00 Intro and Front facing camera video and Mic Test
0:37 Day Time Photos
6:67 Camera System Feature Comparison
9:40 Daytime Video
11:48 Low Light Photos
18:39 Low Light Video

[dannywinget]

Team Pixel, Team iPhone or Team Galaxy? Which one took it?

[marilinpuig]

I am just amazed at what phone cameras are able to do! The quality is amazing and truly, you can't go wrong with any of them!

[joebmxx]

I've been a tech enthusiast for years but all smartphone cameras are so good these days I can barely tell any difference between the three.

[hooooman.]

At this point, im waiting for a smartphone which blends samsung hardware, zoom, vibrancy and pixels colour rendering and iphone video quality lol😂😂

[SmartHomeSolver]

The video I've been waiting for! I agree that there is a lot of noise on the Pixel 6 Pro in low light. Google hyped that larger sensor so much I thought I was doing something wrong with mine. Amazing comparison and I'm sure editing the video took a long time!

[debo]

Best camera comparison YouTube has to offer! Good job Danny!

[EnglishDanReviews]

Good video Danny. People dont understand or appreciate the sheer amount of work to put this kind of thing together actually takes. I like my 6 Pro but it 100% needs some help with the camera software

[harshil]

Great job! I've watched a few camera comparison videos over the last couple days, your video was the best. After watching the other videos I didn't really feel like I had a full understanding of the camera results, and that's part of why I kept watching other videos (the other being preorder excitement). I'm sure your video took more time than the your competition's, and it seems you went out of your way while on vacation too. Glad to say the your level of effort definitely shows in the quality of your end product.

You got my like and subscribe lol

[outplayedmk]

Great and balanced comparison.

google really needs to enable portrait mode with the telephoto and tweak the video to lean darker and keep the noise under control

[jbvon]

As always, the best smartphone camera comparisons on YouTube! Nice job, Danny! I'd love to see this same comparison in a few months after Google is able to tweak the software issues.

[ChristopherFarro]

Hey Danny! Thank you for the comprehensive review. Specifically, i'm interested in the video comparisons. Did you use something other than Adobe Premiere (or Media Encoder) to export these comparisons? I've lined up a few shots in Adobe and it's incorrectly reading the full scale (0-255) Pixel footage as 16-235, crushing the darks vs the original clips. Have you experienced the same thing? Love your channel by the way! Keep crushing.

[RH-nkeo]

So many examples here where the S21 was the better image but there was no mention of it at all. Felt more like a direct Pixel/iPhone comparison for the most part.
Also the 2x for the Pixel is a digital zoom as its optical is 4x. So not a fair comparison to compare it to the 3x of the other phones.

[Gannava]

Always love your camera comparisons Danny, keep up the good work.

[LouisaKateH]

most thorough comparison i've seen so far :) love it!

[muhammadsolehinbinismail]

I’m not understand why you turn off AI mode on the phones when literally pixel spent half of their presentation key note on the AI stuff.

[billywilliams]

I've been reading that the pixel portrait settings are maxed by default and I wonder if turning it down would have really changed how some of those portrait pictures came out. I never liked mine maxed out and I bet that would have fixed some of the hair blending into the background.

[doggymcnuggets]

Man, your comparison videos are just awesome! Thanks for all the hard work you put into these. I really appreciate how you use real life scenarios to see what the cameras can do. Incredibly helpful!

[jvm-tv]

This was an amazing comparison video. Well done!

[jkid]

I have the iPhone13pro but call me crazy s21ultra is taking amazing pictures. honestly, in this video, I keep going back and forth with iphone13pro & s21ultra.. Another good video Danny 👍

[swipyduck]

Very useful and exhaustive, thanks!
I am on 6 Pro, and I have to say, when it comes to raw shots, I always refer the Pixel way, as it's wayy more post-processing friendly than the iPhones, who basically caliber the average social media picture.
Using the 4X zoom on the 6 Pro was a blast, I really enjoy the bum in hardware specs!
I do have to say that iPhone's Portrait mode is a killer in every shots you've taken. the bokeh effect is just behyond the other two