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Google relies heavily on computational photography that is entirely automated and controlled by the software.
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Unfortunately, the white balance settings do reset, which is probably for the best for most people but can be annoying if you use this control often.Īs with previous Pixel phones, the Camera app still doesn't have any manual mode. The HDR+ or RAW settings remain where you left them. The good thing this year is that the Camera app remembers your settings when you close the app. The phone will save both JPEG and RAW files together, when the option is enabled. One new feature this year is the ability to capture RAW images. If you hide this option, the camera will use HDR+ On at all times. You can choose to show HDR+ controls here, which lets you choose from HDR+ off, HDR+ On, and HDR+ Advanced. You only see some modes by default and the rest are inside the More option at the right.Īt the top are the controls for timer, motion mode (Google's version of Apple's Live View), white balance and flash settings. The different camera modes are now laid out at the bottom, similar to the iOS camera app, and can be switched between by swiping sideways on the display. The default Camera app sees some definite improvements over the initial version from last year. The camera is also capable of recording 4K video at 30fps. If you can spare the cash, we definitely recommend the iPhone XS Max in this comparison.The Pixel 3 XL has a 12MP f/1.8 camera on the back with dual pixel phase detection autofocus and optical image stabilization. Yes, it’s more expensive, but you can feel the difference in overall quality, both in the big details and the subtle ones. It has a brilliant design and display, the most power of any phone on the market today, and one of the best cameras you can stash in your pocket. That’s the classic Apple tax at play, but you’re paying for a truly phenomenal handset. When it comes to price, Google comes out well ahead in this comparison: the Pixel 3 XL is £869 compared to truly jaw-dropping £1099 for the iPhone XS Max. It’s going to be tougher for the Pixel 3 XL to stand out once it releases in a couple weeks.
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But without an industry-leading camera this time around, it’s harder to get quite as excited this time around.Īnd the Android competition is tough, and with the OnePlus 6T and Huawei Mate 20 soon to be announced on top of this year’s existing powerhouses. There’s a lot to like about the Pixel 3 XL from the big, bright screen to pure Android 9 Pie and plenty of power onboard. Overall, the Pixel might’ve been top dog for cameras last year… but in 2018, it’s fallen a bit behind. It doesn’t have any kind of facial unlock feature. The Pixel 3 XL does double up on front cameras, however, but that’s for group selfies thanks to a wider-angle secondary camera. That’s fun, and it works like a charm nearly all of the time. You’ll find much more detail with the iPhone XS Max, which is also much better at low-light shooting.Īnd on the front, of course, you’ll find the TrueDepth camera setup that enables Face ID security, Animoji, and Memoji. The Pixel 3 XL’s photos look a bit more natural than the competition, but when you zoom into shots, Google’s single-camera approach muddles the details. And the Max has the same kind of depth slider for tweaking the background of Portrait shots. They routinely take brilliant shots, with a larger and speedier sensor in the mix than on the iPhone X, while the Smart HDR feature snaps several versions of each photo and merges them together on the fly to develop one oft-excellent result. The iPhone XS Max has two cameras on the back, and they’re pretty fantastic. It also automatically snaps multiple shots and then suggests the best of the bunch to keep. It might only have one back camera, but it has a raft of A.I.-assisted abilities to help it do quite a bit – including take snazzy Portrait shots and let you tweak the background blur and bokeh after the fact.
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The Pixel 3 XL is back with similar specs, but the competition has gotten a lot tougher Huawei’s P20 Pro is our current smartphone camera champ, boasting some handy tricks thanks to its triple-camera setup. This time last year, the Pixel 2 XL boasted the best smartphone camera on the market, bar none.
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