The youtuber Max Lee decided to compare the photos taken with the brand new Google Pixel the Nexus 6P. The result is a video very interesting for almost 15 minutes.
Valid to remember that while the Google Pixel, made in partnership with HTC, features a camera with 12.3 MP, and the smartphone Nexus, which takes the name of Huawei, is a little bit lower, with 12 MP. However, the resolution of the second product is a little better with 4608 x 2592 p against 3968 x 2976 p seen in the Pixel.
See the video made available by the vlogueiro:
In some cases, such as the portraits of the daughter of Lee, below, is very clear the difference between the cameras, especially when talking about exposure, light and coloring the end. The youtuber also criticizes the fact that certain colors become many vivid, as the example of the van red, which can be seen in the video, and the images of the objects that are surrounding light sources.
A user of the famous forum Reddit does not like a lot of the conclusions drawn by Lee.
Honestly, I’m a user of the 6P, but this review is well biased. While the Pixel tends to expose too much, the images are definitely more pronounced than in relation to the 6P. I really realize that the images of the Pixel are visually more pleasing, independent of over-exposure.
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Announced with pomp by Google and very well accepted by the public, Pixel and the Pixel XL feature one of the best cameras ever seen on smartphones. However, the devices do not fare as well as expected in some details. In the case of recording videos at night. In addition to the criticized granulation images, the handsets also feature a low image stabilization.
The two devices, with the main camera 12.3 MP, does not come with OIS (Optical Image Stabilization, also known as “optical image stabilization”), but rather with a EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization or “stabilization electronic image”). Such technology is considered more advanced compared to the earlier already that uses exclusively digital resources.
(updated at October 26, 2016, at 20:10)
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