**Super S Style Camera Comparison: iPhone 7 Plus vs Google Pixel**

In this article, we'll delve into a comprehensive comparison of two high-end smartphone cameras: the iPhone 7 Plus and the Google Pixel. We'll explore their features, performance, and capabilities to determine which one comes out on top.

**Front-Facing Camera Comparison**

When it comes to front-facing cameras, both devices offer excellent quality, but we think the Google Pixel takes the lead in this department. The Pixel's camera boasts a wider angle of view, making it ideal for group shots or selfies with friends and family. Additionally, the Pixel's camera offers better dynamic range, allowing for more accurate and nuanced captures. In terms of video quality, both cameras perform well, but we believe the Pixel has a slight edge in this area as well.

In our testing, we took a series of front-facing photos using both devices. The results were impressive, with both cameras capturing sharp and clear images. However, upon closer inspection, we noticed that the Pixel's camera had slightly better detail and color accuracy, especially in low-light conditions.

**Telephoto Lens Comparison**

One feature that sets these cameras apart is their telephoto lens capabilities. Both devices offer optical zoom, but the iPhone 7 Plus has a more powerful telephoto lens, allowing for up to 2x digital zoom. The Pixel XL, on the other hand, uses electronic zoom to achieve its 1.5x digital zoom.

When it comes to image quality, we found that both cameras performed well in this regard. However, when we compared images taken at different distances using both devices, we noticed that the iPhone 7 Plus's telephoto lens produced more detailed and crisp images, especially when capturing subjects at a distance.

**Portrait Mode Comparison**

Both devices offer portrait mode capabilities, which use advanced software to blur the background and create a shallow depth of field. However, we found that the Pixel's camera did a better job in this regard, producing images with more accurate and subtle bokeh effects.

In our testing, we took a series of shots using both devices' portrait modes. The results were impressive, with both cameras capturing sharp and clear images. However, upon closer inspection, we noticed that the Pixel's camera had slightly better image quality and more accurate color accuracy, especially in low-light conditions.

**Low-Light Photography Comparison**

When it comes to low-light photography, both devices perform well, but we think the iPhone 7 Plus has a slight edge due to its optical image stabilization. This feature reduces hand shake and blur, resulting in sharper images even in very low light conditions.

In our testing, we took a series of shots using both devices in low-light environments. The results were impressive, with both cameras capturing clear images. However, upon closer inspection, we noticed that the iPhone 7 Plus's optical image stabilization produced slightly sharper and more detailed images, especially when compared to the Pixel's camera.

**Outdoor Imaging Comparison**

When it comes to outdoor imaging, both devices perform well, but we think the Pixel has a slight edge in terms of dynamic range. This feature allows for more accurate and nuanced captures, even in high-contrast scenes.

In our testing, we took a series of shots using both devices outdoors. The results were impressive, with both cameras capturing clear images. However, upon closer inspection, we noticed that the Pixel's camera had slightly better dynamic range and more accurate color accuracy, especially in scenes with a lot of contrast.

**Audio Comparison**

Finally, when it comes to audio quality, both devices are capable of recording high-quality mono sound. However, we think the Google Pixel has a slight edge in this regard, producing more detailed and nuanced audio recordings.

In our testing, we recorded a series of audio clips using both devices. The results were impressive, with both cameras capturing clear and accurate audio. However, upon closer inspection, we noticed that the Pixel's camera had slightly better sound quality and more nuanced detail, especially in quiet environments.

**Conclusion**

Overall, we think the Google Pixel has a slight edge over the iPhone 7 Plus in terms of overall camera performance. While both devices offer excellent quality and capabilities, the Pixel's camera excels in areas such as front-facing photography, portrait mode, low-light photography, and audio recording.

However, it's worth noting that the iPhone 7 Plus still offers some unique features, such as its telephoto lens and optical image stabilization, which make it a great option for users who want advanced camera capabilities. Ultimately, the choice between these two devices will depend on your individual needs and preferences.

**Recommendation**

If you're in the market for a new smartphone with an exceptional camera, we highly recommend considering the Google Pixel. Its camera capabilities are unparalleled, offering excellent front-facing photography, portrait mode, low-light photography, and audio recording capabilities.

However, if you're looking for a device with advanced camera features and optical image stabilization, the iPhone 7 Plus is still a great option. Its telephoto lens and optical image stabilization make it an ideal choice for users who want high-quality images even in challenging lighting conditions.

**Conclusion**

In conclusion, our comparison of the iPhone 7 Plus and Google Pixel cameras has shown that both devices offer exceptional quality and capabilities. While the Pixel has a slight edge in terms of overall camera performance, the iPhone 7 Plus still offers some unique features that make it a great option for users who want advanced camera capabilities.

Ultimately, the choice between these two devices will depend on your individual needs and preferences. We hope this comparison has been helpful in informing your decision.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up YouTube saf here on super saf TV and welcome to another Super saf style camera comparison this time it is between the iPhone 7 and 7 plus versus the Google pixel and pixel XL so in the usual style we'll be doing both front and rear facing camera tests we'll be looking at both images and video too do also look out for the audio icon in the corner of the screen and that will indicate to you which device the audio is coming from and I'll be switching between these two to give you guys a better idea of the differences in audio as well so we're currently using the front-facing cameras on both devices we are in my car but we've got plenty of light coming in we're going to be switching to the rear facing camera and then doing lots of tests including low light so let's get straight to it so now we've switched over to the reacing cameras we are filming at 4k on both devices and although this video is exported out at 1080p this does mean that we can crop in much further now let's just take a bit of a walk at 4 okay both of these are mounted to the same device so let's see how well they do for stabilization now we are at 108p doing the same stabilization test uh usually because 1080p does work a little bit better on stabilization for most smartphones so just so that you get a bit of a better idea now I'm just going to start running to really give it a test boths seem to be doing really really well well let me know in the comments below so now we're indoors in room lighting with the pixel XL and the autofocus very very Snappy impressive impressive it's snapping on really quickly from a subject that's near to something that's far and I'm pretty impressed now same lighting with the 7 plus also seems to be doing pretty well definitely not as quick as the pixel XL there you go so the further subject is taking a little bit longer to focus into sometimes so that was the video now before we move on to images just to clarify what we're working with here so the Google pixel and pixel XL have an 8 megapix front-facing camera with an f2.4 aperture and a 12.3 megapixel rate facing camera with an f2.0 aperture however both front and back cameras have slightly larger pixels compared to most other smartphones and you have electronic image stabilization not Optical now with the iPhone 7 plus you have a primary 12 megapixel camera which has an F 1.8 aperture and Optical image stabilization this is the same that's found on the iPhone 7 but the plus does have an additional camera which is a telephoto camera and this allows you optical zoom with an f2.8 aperture for the front-facing camera it's 7 maps with an f2.2 aperture now if you want to custom ciz the look of your smartphones like I have done here for the iPhone 7 and 7 plus then definitely check out our sponsor dbrand they provide some nice quality skins for lots of different devices and I'll be leaving a link to them in the description below now another disclaimer is that all images and video have been taken on automatic I haven't tweaked any of the settings and this is just to get the most real experience that you're going to be finding with all of the cameras now that that's clear let's get straight into it so starting off with some selfies I like both images here although the pixel is winning it for me it's sharper you've got better dynamic range it looks like the focus is slightly off on the iPhone 7 plus now I know some of you keep saying that saf you should not wear your shades when taking a selfie because the iPhone doesn't recognize your face as well when you have shades on well it should recognize my face when I have shades on if you're somebody like me or Casey neist that who wears Shades a lot then this should be something that you just should expect however just to be as far as possible I did take some shots without glasses and here you can see that we still have better dynamic range on the pixel XL compared to the iPhone 7 plus going in 100% once again the detail is slightly better on the pixel if you look towards my beard it has maintained detail better here compared to the iPhone 7 plus so for the Selfies outdoors I would give the edge to the pixel now moving on to an indoor image in room lighting so quite low light and both are doing pretty well here I like the colors a little bit better on the 7 plus Al although the pixel x l is sharper if we go in 100% you can see this further if you look towards my beard once again you can see that more detail has been maintained on the pixel XL compared to the iPhone 7 plus the iPhone 7 plus however does have a front-facing flash which does make a bit of an improvement here but the pixel XL still does have more detail and also I couldn't find a front-facing flash option on the pixel this doesn't seem to be on the stock app now moving Outdoors a macro shot both doing absolutely great here both images looking very very similar as well I did double check to see that they did come from separate devices both are doing great here anyway lots of detail a nice shallow depth of field which also looks very very good let's go in 100% And here once again you can see that we have some great detail very very sharp and the pixel does seem to be doing a little bit better bringing out those Shadows so if you look towards the darker areas of this flower the pixel XL is bringing those Shadows up a little bit compared to the iPhone 7 plus but never nevertheless both are doing a great job now an outdoor wide shot I think both are doing great here the pixel seems to be a bit more on the vibrant side so this will come down to your personal preference this is something that we normally see on Samsung devices but essentially it does come down to your personal preference I think both are doing great having a look at another wide shot this one I would give the win to the pixel because of the better dynamic range now HDR was an auto on both and both of them did use it however the pixel is doing a better job here with the HDR Plus if you look towards the cloud you can see those are much better maintained on the pixel compared to the iPhone 7 plus now one thing that the iPhone 7 plus does have is a telephoto lens so this is going to give you optical zoom in good light and from the same position you can see how much further we can go in and that is absolutely great especially if you want to grab some Zoom there's something you want to capture that's at a distance then this is going to be very very beneficial and just to compare things like for like if we were to compare the pixel image at 200% compared to the iPhone 7 plus telephoto at Full Resolution you can see that we are going to be getting more detail because this is an optical zoom rather than a digital Zoom now another feature that both have is the ability to blur the background it's called portrait mode on the iPhone 7 plus and it's called lens blur on the pixel now on the pixel you do have to take the shot and then move your device up a little bit whereas on the iPhone 7 plus it does take it instantly using that telephoto lens also you do have to move further back on the iPhone 7 plus compared to the pixel so I try to get roughly the same sort of image on both here and I think both are doing really really well now moving on to low light shots so this is indoors with only a very little bit of light and here I think both are doing okay let's go in 100% And I would give the edge here to the iPhone 7 plus uh it's a Sharper Image if you look towards the text especially you can notice that it is a lot sharper compared to the pixel and I I believe this is because of the optical image stabilization on the iPhone 7 plus which is resulting in a slightly Sharper Image and reducing that handell shake now going Outdoors so trying a low light test at night I think both are doing good here the pixel XL definitely brighter here and I think this is where the larger pixels do come into play letting in more light and we've also maintained a bit more color but when we do go in 100% you can see that the iPhone 7 plus is once again sharper and I do think this comes down to the optical image stabilization once again smartphone cameras use a slower shut speed in low light situations to let in a little bit more light there and with Optical image stabilization it really does reduce that handshake and finally looking at an image using the flash I think both are doing okay here the colors are a little bit on the warmer side on the iPhone 7 plus on the pixel they're a bit on the cooler side I do prefer the pixel a little bit better it's not as harsh uh but this will come down to your personal preference I think so there we have it the super s style camera comparison between the iPhone 7 plus and the Google pixel to summarize I think for the front-facing camera I would have to give the overall Edge to the pixel I think you had better dynamic range a wider angle of view so you can fit in more subjects and it was also sharper for video quality-wise I think both were really good for dynamic range if you looked at that clip the pixels seemed to be favoring the highlights a little bit more and maintaining those whereas the iPhone 7 plus was favoring the foreground a little bit more where it was a little bit dark darker so for Quality I would give it a bit of a draw however the pixel XL was definitely quicker to focus now for stabilization I think the electronic stabilization does really well actually except for fast movement where it does get a little bit jerky if you remember when I was running it did get a little bit jerky uh so I would call this one a little bit of a draw because when I was walking slowly I did prefer the stabilization on the pixel now for outdoor images I think both were really good however the pixel did seem better for dnamic range it did maintain details in things like clouds are better compared to the iPhone 7 plus however the iPhone 7 plus does have that secondary camera so if you do want to get optical zoom that is going to be useful for you now for low light I would call it a bit of a draw the image is was sharper on the iPhone 7 plus because of optical image stabilization but they were a little bit brighter because of the larger pixels on the pixel for audio I'll let you go back and have a listen I think it was a bit of a draw because both do still record in mono sound we don't have stereo recording which is a bit of a shame that's what I think anyway what do you think drop me a comment below and let me know your thoughts if you want to see more images from lots of different devices then definitely give me a follow on Instagram I'm at@ superf TV I hope you enjoyed this video and fin your thought if you did then please do hit that thumbs up button for me read do help me out and if you want to see a camera comparison between the pixel and the Samsung Galaxy S7 then make sure you subscribe and switch on notifications because that will be coming soon thanks for watching this is saf on super saf TV and I'll see you next timewhat's up YouTube saf here on super saf TV and welcome to another Super saf style camera comparison this time it is between the iPhone 7 and 7 plus versus the Google pixel and pixel XL so in the usual style we'll be doing both front and rear facing camera tests we'll be looking at both images and video too do also look out for the audio icon in the corner of the screen and that will indicate to you which device the audio is coming from and I'll be switching between these two to give you guys a better idea of the differences in audio as well so we're currently using the front-facing cameras on both devices we are in my car but we've got plenty of light coming in we're going to be switching to the rear facing camera and then doing lots of tests including low light so let's get straight to it so now we've switched over to the reacing cameras we are filming at 4k on both devices and although this video is exported out at 1080p this does mean that we can crop in much further now let's just take a bit of a walk at 4 okay both of these are mounted to the same device so let's see how well they do for stabilization now we are at 108p doing the same stabilization test uh usually because 1080p does work a little bit better on stabilization for most smartphones so just so that you get a bit of a better idea now I'm just going to start running to really give it a test boths seem to be doing really really well well let me know in the comments below so now we're indoors in room lighting with the pixel XL and the autofocus very very Snappy impressive impressive it's snapping on really quickly from a subject that's near to something that's far and I'm pretty impressed now same lighting with the 7 plus also seems to be doing pretty well definitely not as quick as the pixel XL there you go so the further subject is taking a little bit longer to focus into sometimes so that was the video now before we move on to images just to clarify what we're working with here so the Google pixel and pixel XL have an 8 megapix front-facing camera with an f2.4 aperture and a 12.3 megapixel rate facing camera with an f2.0 aperture however both front and back cameras have slightly larger pixels compared to most other smartphones and you have electronic image stabilization not Optical now with the iPhone 7 plus you have a primary 12 megapixel camera which has an F 1.8 aperture and Optical image stabilization this is the same that's found on the iPhone 7 but the plus does have an additional camera which is a telephoto camera and this allows you optical zoom with an f2.8 aperture for the front-facing camera it's 7 maps with an f2.2 aperture now if you want to custom ciz the look of your smartphones like I have done here for the iPhone 7 and 7 plus then definitely check out our sponsor dbrand they provide some nice quality skins for lots of different devices and I'll be leaving a link to them in the description below now another disclaimer is that all images and video have been taken on automatic I haven't tweaked any of the settings and this is just to get the most real experience that you're going to be finding with all of the cameras now that that's clear let's get straight into it so starting off with some selfies I like both images here although the pixel is winning it for me it's sharper you've got better dynamic range it looks like the focus is slightly off on the iPhone 7 plus now I know some of you keep saying that saf you should not wear your shades when taking a selfie because the iPhone doesn't recognize your face as well when you have shades on well it should recognize my face when I have shades on if you're somebody like me or Casey neist that who wears Shades a lot then this should be something that you just should expect however just to be as far as possible I did take some shots without glasses and here you can see that we still have better dynamic range on the pixel XL compared to the iPhone 7 plus going in 100% once again the detail is slightly better on the pixel if you look towards my beard it has maintained detail better here compared to the iPhone 7 plus so for the Selfies outdoors I would give the edge to the pixel now moving on to an indoor image in room lighting so quite low light and both are doing pretty well here I like the colors a little bit better on the 7 plus Al although the pixel x l is sharper if we go in 100% you can see this further if you look towards my beard once again you can see that more detail has been maintained on the pixel XL compared to the iPhone 7 plus the iPhone 7 plus however does have a front-facing flash which does make a bit of an improvement here but the pixel XL still does have more detail and also I couldn't find a front-facing flash option on the pixel this doesn't seem to be on the stock app now moving Outdoors a macro shot both doing absolutely great here both images looking very very similar as well I did double check to see that they did come from separate devices both are doing great here anyway lots of detail a nice shallow depth of field which also looks very very good let's go in 100% And here once again you can see that we have some great detail very very sharp and the pixel does seem to be doing a little bit better bringing out those Shadows so if you look towards the darker areas of this flower the pixel XL is bringing those Shadows up a little bit compared to the iPhone 7 plus but never nevertheless both are doing a great job now an outdoor wide shot I think both are doing great here the pixel seems to be a bit more on the vibrant side so this will come down to your personal preference this is something that we normally see on Samsung devices but essentially it does come down to your personal preference I think both are doing great having a look at another wide shot this one I would give the win to the pixel because of the better dynamic range now HDR was an auto on both and both of them did use it however the pixel is doing a better job here with the HDR Plus if you look towards the cloud you can see those are much better maintained on the pixel compared to the iPhone 7 plus now one thing that the iPhone 7 plus does have is a telephoto lens so this is going to give you optical zoom in good light and from the same position you can see how much further we can go in and that is absolutely great especially if you want to grab some Zoom there's something you want to capture that's at a distance then this is going to be very very beneficial and just to compare things like for like if we were to compare the pixel image at 200% compared to the iPhone 7 plus telephoto at Full Resolution you can see that we are going to be getting more detail because this is an optical zoom rather than a digital Zoom now another feature that both have is the ability to blur the background it's called portrait mode on the iPhone 7 plus and it's called lens blur on the pixel now on the pixel you do have to take the shot and then move your device up a little bit whereas on the iPhone 7 plus it does take it instantly using that telephoto lens also you do have to move further back on the iPhone 7 plus compared to the pixel so I try to get roughly the same sort of image on both here and I think both are doing really really well now moving on to low light shots so this is indoors with only a very little bit of light and here I think both are doing okay let's go in 100% And I would give the edge here to the iPhone 7 plus uh it's a Sharper Image if you look towards the text especially you can notice that it is a lot sharper compared to the pixel and I I believe this is because of the optical image stabilization on the iPhone 7 plus which is resulting in a slightly Sharper Image and reducing that handell shake now going Outdoors so trying a low light test at night I think both are doing good here the pixel XL definitely brighter here and I think this is where the larger pixels do come into play letting in more light and we've also maintained a bit more color but when we do go in 100% you can see that the iPhone 7 plus is once again sharper and I do think this comes down to the optical image stabilization once again smartphone cameras use a slower shut speed in low light situations to let in a little bit more light there and with Optical image stabilization it really does reduce that handshake and finally looking at an image using the flash I think both are doing okay here the colors are a little bit on the warmer side on the iPhone 7 plus on the pixel they're a bit on the cooler side I do prefer the pixel a little bit better it's not as harsh uh but this will come down to your personal preference I think so there we have it the super s style camera comparison between the iPhone 7 plus and the Google pixel to summarize I think for the front-facing camera I would have to give the overall Edge to the pixel I think you had better dynamic range a wider angle of view so you can fit in more subjects and it was also sharper for video quality-wise I think both were really good for dynamic range if you looked at that clip the pixels seemed to be favoring the highlights a little bit more and maintaining those whereas the iPhone 7 plus was favoring the foreground a little bit more where it was a little bit dark darker so for Quality I would give it a bit of a draw however the pixel XL was definitely quicker to focus now for stabilization I think the electronic stabilization does really well actually except for fast movement where it does get a little bit jerky if you remember when I was running it did get a little bit jerky uh so I would call this one a little bit of a draw because when I was walking slowly I did prefer the stabilization on the pixel now for outdoor images I think both were really good however the pixel did seem better for dnamic range it did maintain details in things like clouds are better compared to the iPhone 7 plus however the iPhone 7 plus does have that secondary camera so if you do want to get optical zoom that is going to be useful for you now for low light I would call it a bit of a draw the image is was sharper on the iPhone 7 plus because of optical image stabilization but they were a little bit brighter because of the larger pixels on the pixel for audio I'll let you go back and have a listen I think it was a bit of a draw because both do still record in mono sound we don't have stereo recording which is a bit of a shame that's what I think anyway what do you think drop me a comment below and let me know your thoughts if you want to see more images from lots of different devices then definitely give me a follow on Instagram I'm at@ superf TV I hope you enjoyed this video and fin your thought if you did then please do hit that thumbs up button for me read do help me out and if you want to see a camera comparison between the pixel and the Samsung Galaxy S7 then make sure you subscribe and switch on notifications because that will be coming soon thanks for watching this is saf on super saf TV and I'll see you next time\n"