Name: iPhone 13 Pro vs Pixel 6 Pro: 2000 Photos Later | Full Frame Ep. 5
Uploaded: 2022-03-06T23:58:03.000Z
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Today, we are taking, arguably the best camera systems

I took 1,000 photos with the Pixel 6 Pro,

and another 1,000 photos with the iPhone 13 Pro,

I think we've gotten to the bottom of it.

This is Full-Frame, buds, let's get into it.

The Pixel 6 Pro's main camera is a 50-megapixel sensor

that is hard-coated to produce 12.5-megapixel images.

There's also a 12-megapixel ultra-wide at F2.2,

The iPhone 13 Pro rocks a 12-megapixel camera system

across the board, with an F2.8 telephoto,

an F1.5 main lens, and an F1.8 ultra-wide.

Enough of the numbers, let's get looking at photos.

because there is almost no competition here.

Google's 48-megapixel tele provides 4X optical zoom,

And its focused fall off is really sleek.

I was really surprised at just how much detail

you can practically read the newspaper right here.

The next three photos were taken with night mode,

On the iPhone, it maxes out at three seconds.

And some real bonus points go to the Pixel

On the Pixel that's 20X, and on iPhone that's 15X.

The clear winner of the telephoto competition is the Pixel.

and I almost want to stop the entire review there.

But we have to talk about the ultra-wide on the Pixel.

At a 0.7 crop or 114 degree field of view,

the Pixel's ultra-wide is just barely wider

Now, although the iPhone warps the image much more,

that effect makes for a much more dramatic image

that sells me on the grandiose nature of the buildings

or monument I was mostly shooting with it.

The ultra-wide is where you also see a little bit too much

Shadows are just completely brightened up,

and I much preferred the contrast that the iPhone provides.

Again, it adds to the epic nature of a wide-angle photo.

On the front of the Pixel is an 11.1-megapixel camera.

And on the iPhone, there is a 12-megapixel TrueDepth camera.

because it was 50-50 on which images I liked more.

and I like that my skin tone isn't as washed out.

Although in low-light, I found that the iPhone

held onto my skin tones just a bit better.

well, neither of these cameras performed well.

All right, so it looks like it comes down to the main lens.

And this is where things get a little tougher.

that are close to the camera, look much better on the Pixel.

Yeah, it gets a little funky in this back row of flowers,

but on the Pixel photo, it's just way too blue.

And I think that my hand looks much more the color

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