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  • 10 Sep 2023

Super Android 22, 09 Sep 2023Hahahaha 😂😂 Does the s23u also take the best "moon&... moreI know what you mean. I also own the Samsung S23+ in addition to the Pixel 7. The Samsung S23 series are great phones but Samsung should not have tampered moon shots by superimposing ready made crisp moon images over what one actually took with their Samsung phone. It's just plain cheating and it's glaring to anybody experienced in shooting the moon with their interchangeable lens camera and a zoom lens.

    Samsung for life, 08 Sep 2023Lol , who cares dxo mark ? In real life s23 ultra is the... moreHahahaha 😂😂

    Does the s23u also take the best "moon" shots? 😂😂

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      • Anonymous
      • R5v
      • 09 Sep 2023

      almost anonymous, 08 Sep 2023I checked pictures on 55” mid-range Samsung TV and to my ey... moreYou need to calibrate your Samsung 55" midrange tv screen and make sure it's at least capable of 4K resolution so colors on photos or videos will be accurately represented.

      Calibrating a TV or monitor requires you to TURN OFF the 'auto contrast' or 'black enhancer' and other non-standard display modes like 'vivid mode', 'game mode', etc. to ensure standard calibration images are shown in the correct brightness, saturation, contrast and sharpness.

      The original Pixel photo files have to be transferred to a USB device or the hard disk and read or opened from there for direct display by the TV or monitor since wireless screen sharing is not recommended as it will compress and reduce the resolution and quality of the original photos.

      Anyway, if you did the tv or monitor calibration and Pixel 7 photos still look awful or bad, you may have a defective unit. Have it checked / replaced or repaired of it is under warranty.

      Here is a link on what monitor or tv calibration is and why it is very important especially when evaluating photos and videos:
      https://www.slrlounge.com/why-calibrating-your-screen-is-important-how-to-do-it/

      You may also check out these calibration test images to see if your monitor or display is at least representing all colors properly without clipping the darkest ones to black and with the brightest ones still distinguishable from each other. Bad and lower quality monitors may never be able to display all colors properly even with brightness, saturation and contast adjustments.
      http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/all_tests.php#colorbands.png

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        • almost anonymous
        • 3Hd
        • 08 Sep 2023

        Anonymous, 07 Sep 2023Ok I want you to be *really* honest. Do you *really* own an... moreI checked pictures on 55” mid-range Samsung TV and to my eye they’re still too dark and out of colours. Shadows and black eyes that do not exist are present on kid’s faces.
        Tanned faces and skins are a bit purple. Pictures are over processed by aggressive Google software.
        I can see that when watching pictures on the phone; on those where motion effect was active, for part of a second I see it being good, and then it darkens. Unfortunately, that darken one is in high resolution.
        I am doing corrections in Google Photo app, making them slightly more natural (to my eye), but on S21 and on any of phones that I previously had I accepted pictures as they were given by phone.
        Pictures on Pixel 7 are sharper than on S9 or S7, but comparing to S21 it is far behind; S21 makes them sharp and natural.
        I’ve got one person at work (don’t see her every day) that has Pixel 7 and I would ask her to compare it with my phone, probably next week: we can take pictures of the same people under the same condition…
        I’m not getting how warranty will work if I used the phone 5 months. I’ve got Google Ear buds Pro that were on offer when I purchased the phone. I used them few times.

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          • 08 Sep 2023

          Anonymous, 07 Sep 2023Oh so now you change the focus to portability rather than q... moreLol , who cares dxo mark ?

          In real life s23 ultra is the best still photo phone camera available there. Next will be iphone.

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            • Anonymous
            • R5v
            • 07 Sep 2023

            Anonymous, 07 Sep 2023Oh so now you change the focus to portability rather than q... moreI'm not talking only about portability. I'm talking about the real merits of why tge Pixel 7 may beat an interchangeable lens canera in some situations, among them, high dynamic range low light scenes where a Pixel 7 can capture a scene handheld, in one tap, while with an interchangeable lens camera, you'll need to bring a tripod, do bracketed exposures, and transfer them to a desktop for exposure merging and photoediting, just so you can beat a Pixel 7! Without a tripod and a desktop PC for postprocessing, even the most expensive full frame interchangeable lens camera will NEVER be able to beat the Pixel 7's output, thanks to
            the advances of phone processors and computational photography.

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              • Anonymous
              • x{6
              • 07 Sep 2023

              Anonymous, 07 Sep 2023Here's the score you should be referring to. sAMMY vs... moreWell the Pixel 7 really has better camera performance than the S23. Don't take DXOmark's word for it. Even if DXOmark's scoring shows the Pixel is way ahead the Samsung, you owe it to yourself to do a shootout with both phones side by side. That way, you will really get to compare both phones om the exact same scene like I do, and come up with the same conclusion.

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                • Anonymous
                • R5v
                • 07 Sep 2023

                Anonymous, 07 Sep 2023Maybe you should quit arguing non sense and start reading s... moreInvalid argument. Read my post again and better yet, study photography because you have absolutely no idea what a high dynamic range low light scene is and what the purpose of exposure bracketing is.

                You cannot comprehend why it is not possible for even a full frame interchangeable lens camera to capture a high dynamic range low light scene HANDHELD, without clipping highlights/shadows, while still retaining a large depth of field.

                It can only be done with exposure bracketing, using a tripod, and then merging the bracketed images later in a photoediting software. The Pixel 7 can capture the same scene handheld in one tap. No tripod or desktop photoediting and merging frames needed. Get it?

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                  • Anonymous
                  • RqR
                  • 07 Sep 2023

                  Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023Of course you can't beat the output of a real intercha... moreOh so now you change the focus to portability rather than quality of photos?
                  That's called "whataboutism" lol


                  By the way the score you should be referring to is below, genius
                  sAMMY vs gOOGLE

                  Pixel 7 https://www.dxomark.com/google-pixel-7-camera-test/
                  S23 https://www.dxomark.com/samsung-galaxy-s23-camera-test/

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                    • Anonymous
                    • pku
                    • 07 Sep 2023

                    Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023You obviously don't own any interchangeable lens camer... moreHere's the score you should be referring to.
                    sAMMY vs gOOGLE

                    I'm not saying that google is necessarily better than Sammy (as I said, it's pointless to spend so much on smartphone photos) though since you like arguing based on your opinion rather than referring to "facts" I decided to share the links, genius.

                    Pixel 7 https://www.dxomark.com/google-pixel-7-camera-test/
                    S23 https://www.dxomark.com/samsung-galaxy-s23-camera-test/

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                      • Anonymous
                      • pku
                      • 07 Sep 2023

                      Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023But of course I can argue because you act like you own a re... moreMaybe you should quit arguing non sense and start reading some articles already.
                      Example:
                      https://www.t3.com/features/why-your-smartphone-camera-cant-beat-a-digital-camera

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                        • Anonymous
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                        • 07 Sep 2023

                        where are instructions for this phone

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                          • Anonymous
                          • R5v
                          • 07 Sep 2023

                          almost anonymous, 06 Sep 2023Yes, I meant cheap by price. I've got it; don't... moreOk I want you to be *really* honest. Do you *really* own and have a Pixel 7 and the photos look as bad and awful as you described here? Have you *really* viewed photos in a really CALIBRATED 28" or bigger 4K screen or monitor? And they still look generally bad and awful overall as you described here?

                          Then you likely have a defective Pixel 7 phone - assuming you *really* do own the phone and you *really* did view the Pixel 7 photos in a 28" or larger *calibrated* 4K display or monitor.

                          Return it while its under warranty because your description of its output being 'bad and awful' is absolutely FAR, FAR AWAY from what most Pixel owners see. Google wouldn't possibly sell *more* units of the latest Pixel 7 phones than the previous Pixel generations if they were really as bad as you say to the majority.

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                            • almost anonymous
                            • 3Hd
                            • 06 Sep 2023

                            Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023If you're talking about price, yes, it is 'cheap&... moreYes, I meant cheap by price.
                            I've got it; don't need to buy another one to make sure I am not happy with pictures taken.
                            When I noticed the problem, I thought I might need to adjust setting and was disappointed when I found out it is not possible, it's fully automated.
                            Later, I searched on Internet and found threads everywhere where people discussing the problem, and also people defending Google and explaining why pictures are the best.
                            Here for example:
                            https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/u44icm/photos_darken_up_after_processing/
                            You can find many similar threads around.
                            Pictures taken on my Pixel 7 are bad.
                            Sound on phone is good and crisp (better than S21), reception is good (better than on my S21 or every Samsung I had in past few years. I’ve got areas at work where I had to use WiFi calling on Samsung, and Pixel 7 I have 2 or 3 bars of 4G signal), I experienced only few lags in 5 months.
                            What is the issue that I have with Pixel 7?
                            Pictures are bad. I mentioned it, I explained how they look to me, and I am accused being Sami boy, person not having Pixel 7, etc.
                            It sounds similar to Apple fans when telling to others if they’re blaming some Apple features, that they can’t afford Ferrari (Apple). I can’t afford Ferrari. I can afford Iphone. I might buy it in the future, because to me it looks that Google is following Apple path, not allowing owners to choose.
                            I can’t change settings on my phone, Google set it.
                            And once again, I have the phone. I don't have one single reason wasting time writing about the phone that I don't have.
                            Pictures on my Pixel 7 are bad. Have I mentioned it?

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                              • Anonymous
                              • R5v
                              • 06 Sep 2023

                              Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023You can argue as you wish, but the fact is you can't b... moreOf course you can't beat the output of a real interchangeable camera with a mobile phone but it requires a work flow that involves a tripod, exposure bracketing and a desktop PC. Do you really want to do that for everyday social photography. That's why out of camera jpegs from mobile phones matter! Many mobile phones offer a RAW mode but its only for special cases when you don't have your interchangeable lens camera with you and want the best you can get with the phone by capturing raw and post-processing on your desktop PC later. No mobile phone owner does that often because its simply time consuming and deprives one the enjoyment of a social occasion by just shooting and posting.

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                                • Anonymous
                                • R5v
                                • 06 Sep 2023

                                Anonymous, 05 Sep 2023Pictures taken by Pixel 7 are nothing but big lie, they... moreJust try owning a Pixel first before you make wrong conclusions. Do a lowlight shootout among a Pixel 7, an iPhone 14 Pro Max and a Samsung S23 ultra, side by side, for several low light scenes, in your home and other scenes familiar to you. Just for once, do it, like I did, and you'll come to the same conclusion as me. The Pixel wins almost every single time if not all the time for the main camera. It only gets defeated when zooming in because it doesn't have a telephoto camera.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • R5v
                                  • 06 Sep 2023

                                  Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023Thank you. Yes, they look better on my monitor or TV, I ad... moreWell to each his own. Samsung's out of camera jpegs are really not better than Pixel's jpegs.
                                  They look overly sharpened and oversaturated, there's plenty of color clipping. Leaves and greenery become clipped. The shadows also get lifted too much losing shadow gradation and depth and in low light situations, the shadow noise is terrible compared to a Pixel. In addition, there's too much luma noise reduction causing dull, hazy looking surfaces. It looks as if walls and flat surfaces have been waxed. If you own both a Pixel and a Samsung, you can't unsee the waxy images in a Samsung especially in low light. It is possibly this smoothening that's making faces more beautiful in Samsung cameras than in real life. With the Pixel, what you see is what you get. Photos are more often than not, closer to real life than in a Samsung.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • R5v
                                    • 06 Sep 2023

                                    Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023You can argue as you wish, but the fact is you can't b... moreBut of course I can argue because you act like you own a real interchangeable lens camera but have zero idea what its limitations are--- why in most social occasions, even professional photographers would use their mobile phone camera especially one having excellent computational photography like the Pixel rather than lug around their bulky interchangeable lens camera!

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • R5v
                                      • 06 Sep 2023

                                      Anonymous, 06 Sep 2023“Who told you I don't have a REAL CAMERA and multiple ... moreYou obviously don't own any interchangeable lens camera and a bag of lenses or have any experience in photoediting on a PC. Do you know what RAW files are and how much time it yakes to batch process them even with a powerful PC? I guess not. So end of argument.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • RqR
                                        • 06 Sep 2023

                                        Anonymous, 05 Sep 2023Wow, a mouthful from a clearly inexperienced person. Who to... more“Who told you I don't have a REAL CAMERA and multiple lenses and I don't have extensive knowledge in photography?”
                                        You just acted like one.

                                        All the cell phone cameras are about the same – All has pros and cons, which is subjective and up to each person’s preference (ex. You choose Sammy bloatware phone while many people think that their photos are over saturated and unnatural. If you prefer fakery photos, why do you not pic any phone and edit photos all you like in photoshop?)

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