Google Pixel 3. The camera of the new smartphone model launched by Google is inferior to the one implemented in the iPhone XS by Apple, according to DxOMark experts. They analyzed the Google Pixel 3 camera, and came to the conclusion that it deserves to obtain 101 points in the test made to measure its performance, being equal to the new camera implemented in the iPhone XR, but inferior to that of the iPhone XS.
Google Pixel 3. Although Google claimed to have improved the camera of its phone, in reality things are much different, and the iPhone XS turns out to be a phone with a better camera. Google Pixel 3 is praised by experts for the fact that it has a very good zoom for the camera, the depth effect applied for them is also improved compared to the previous model, mainly thanks to artificial intelligence.
Google Pixel 3. Weaker camera than iPhone XS
Google Pixel 3. Despite the fact that there are improvements for these functions, and that the phone makes very good videos, it still lags behind phones with dual or triple main cameras. Those from DxOMark claim that the Google Pixel 3 does not take pictures with a depth effect that are as good as those recorded by these phone models, and this is to be expected, since it lacks an image sensor, and the software- ul cannot compensate for this.
The result is a very versatile camera that people can confidently use in most situations without any manual settings or tweaks. In particular, the Pixel 3's Zoom and Bokeh (Portrait mode) scores have improved dramatically over the previous generation. Overall, it is tied for the top of our single-camera phones with the Apple iPhone XR and beats it. For all its advances in computational imaging, and improvement in Bokeh and Zoom scores, the Pixel 3 is still behind the top multi-camera phones in those areas. So for buyers looking for the ultimate in portrait photography.
Google Pixel 3. Having the same score as the iPhone XR in terms of camera, it seems that manufacturers can't get more than that for the phones they launch, and that's because of the existing limitations for standard cameras. It is hard to believe that Google will be able to overcome its condition in 2019 if it does not implement a second camera in the Google Pixel 4. and this is because the Google Pixel 3 has reached the limit in terms of photography.
