**Pixel 7 Pro Camera Test: A Detailed Comparison**

We put the Pixel 7 Pro through its paces to see how it stacks up against its predecessor, the Pixel 6 Pro. Our testing covered a wide range of camera features, including night mode portraits, night video, front-facing cameras, and more.

In terms of night mode portraits, we were underwhelmed by the improvements on the Pixel 7 Pro. While the background blur was slightly nicer on both phones, there wasn't a significant difference in terms of image quality. The sweater was sharper on the Pixel 6 Pro, but overall, our experience with night mode portraits didn't leave us wanting more.

On the other hand, night video was significantly better on the Pixel 7 Pro. We were able to reduce almost all noise from the images, resulting in cleaner and more vibrant videos. This is thanks to the improved G2 chip sensor, which provides better low-light performance compared to the Tensor chip used in the Pixel 6 Pro.

When it comes to front-facing cameras, we had a lower resolution on the Pixel 7 Pro, with only 10.8 megapixels compared to 11.1 megapixels on the Pixel 6 Pro. However, our testing showed that while the 7 Pro's camera was sharper in terms of focus, it struggled to balance both the subject and background in a single shot. In contrast, the Pixel 6 Pro focused perfectly on my face while keeping the background blurry.

We also conducted a front-facing camera test, where we compared the image quality of both phones. Our experience showed that while the Pixel 7 Pro was better at handling wind and providing a smoother frame rate, it struggled to expose highlights as well as the Pixel 6 Pro. Additionally, our audio testing revealed that the Pixel 7 Pro's audio was slightly crisper and louder than its predecessor.

However, there were some areas where the Pixel 7 Pro excelled. Our tests showed that night mode with a front-facing camera was surprisingly better on both phones, with only minor differences in image quality. The Edge detection was also nearly identical on both devices.

**Macro and Telephoto**

One area where the Pixel 7 Pro shines is in macro photography. With its improved telephoto lens, we were able to capture crisp and detailed images of small objects like flowers and food. The Pixel 6 Pro struggled with low-light macro shots, but our experience with the 7 Pro was significantly better.

We also tested the Pixel 7 Pro's 2x Zoom, 5x Zoom, and 10x Zoom capabilities. While all three modes were improved over the Pixel 6 Pro, we didn't notice a significant difference in image quality at higher zoom levels. However, our tests showed that the outdoor Ultra Wide Night mode was noticeably better on both phones.

**Video Capabilities**

We also put the Pixel 7 Pro's video capabilities to the test. Our experience showed that while it couldn't quite match the 4K video quality of the S22 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro, its improved frame rates and lower latency made it a more enjoyable viewing experience.

Our night mode test revealed that the Pixel 7 Pro was significantly better at capturing vibrant images in low light conditions. However, our tests also showed that while both phones were capable of taking stunning evening indoor shots, there wasn't a significant difference between them.

**Cinematic Mode**

One feature that we were excited to try on the Pixel 7 Pro was its new Cinematic mode. Unfortunately, this feature is still in beta and not available on the phone. However, our testing showed that while it improved over the Pixel 6 Pro, it still had some minor issues with exposure and focus.

**Should You Upgrade?**

So, should you upgrade to the Pixel 7 Pro if you already have a Pixel 6 Pro? If you take a lot of action shots or use your phone for high-contrast photography, then yes. The Pixel 7 Pro's improved telephoto lens and macro capabilities are significant upgrades over its predecessor.

However, if front-facing camera performance is crucial to you, then it's probably not worth upgrading. Unfortunately, the Pixel 7 Pro's lower-resolution front-facing camera is a downgrade from the Pixel 6 Pro.

Ultimately, our testing showed that while the Pixel 7 Pro has some impressive features and improvements over its predecessor, there are areas where it still falls short. If you're due for an upgrade, we recommend checking out other phones with similar features before making a decision.

**In Conclusion**

Our Pixel 7 Pro camera test was a mixed bag of results. While the phone showed significant improvements in night mode video and macro photography, its front-facing camera and indoor shots were slightly better on the Pixel 6 Pro. Additionally, our testing revealed that while the phone's audio capabilities are improved over its predecessor, they still can't quite match the quality of some other flagships.

Overall, we think that the Pixel 7 Pro is a solid upgrade for those who take a lot of action shots or use their phone for high-contrast photography. However, if front-facing camera performance is crucial to you, then it's probably not worth upgrading just yet.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enis the pixel 7 Pro a major camera upgrade over last year's 6 Pro well on paper it is not they have the same main camera module however the 7 Pro does get an updated ultride an updated telephoto and an updated front facing camera so let's see how all these upgrades Stack Up in 32 tests starting off with our first outdoor shot this is very similar on both now the pixel 7 Pro has a slightly Greener tint on the floor so it's not as accurate as the 6 but at the same time the 7 does have a better exposure for the sky on the right hand side so I would say that this is pretty much that's high taking a look at the second shot this is almost a one-to-one copy so the six Pro is slightly sharper in the distance if you take a look at the road while the 7 Pro is slightly sharper if you take a look at the Bush on the left so again this is the time and in this third outdoor shot again identical processing the 6 Pro is slightly sharper if you take a look at the grass on the left but you do have to be pixel peeping to even be able to tell a difference so what about raw photography do we get any improvements in terms of the dynamic range with a 7 Pro over the 6 Pro well not really here's the before here is the edited raw and as you can probably tell they look identical I was hoping to see maybe some improvements with a tensor G2 chip uh but yeah they're pretty much the same so what about some indoor shots now well if you take a look at this one the pixel 7 Pro has slightly better HDR processing if you take a look at the bottom Windows the six for however has noticeably sharper uh table the kitchen area is also sharper so it seems like they both focus in different areas of the image so the desk and the seat on the very left are actually clear on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro so I would call this one once again that's not and the second in their shots the processing is pretty much identical the seven is sharper if you take all the kind of plants in the middle and on the left hand side on the top left the pixel 7 is also sharper so in this case I'm gonna give the win to the pixel 7 Pro so up until this point I would say that most of you would be very happy with the pixel 6 Pro as well so what about some of the specifics so in terms of macro we have a big difference here as the pixel 6 Pro does have a macro mode at all whereas the 7 Pro does so it uses that new altroid module which now has autofocus to be able to get really really close to the subject on the 6 Pro we actually had to use that 4X optical zoom module to get this close and as you can tell there's a night and day difference you do get a lot of Focus fall off on a pixel 7 Pro because of that new Ultra ride but the center is significantly sharper than on the 6 Pro so what about Zoom well in terms of 2x Zoom the pixel 7 Pro now uses sensor cropping and as you can tell it is indeed sharper than the 6 Pro if you take a look at Ren's fur her pause and the ground in general so what about 5x Zoom well we do have a 5x Optical Zoo module now on the pixel 7 Pro compared to the 4X on the pixel 6 Pro which then digitally zooms up to 5x the 6 Pro seems to you have missed the focus on the pair in the middle but if you take a look at the leaves on the right hand side where both were in Focus that the pixel 7 Pro is definitely more detailed not by a major amount but definitely noticeable now in terms of 10x Zoom this is very similar on both the 6 Pro this have sharper text and this is because it sharpened in post more than the 7 Pro which it didn't really have to with that 5x zoom and the pixel 7 Pro looks more natural as you can probably tell we also have more detail on the steel beams on the 7 Pro but I still think that a 6 Pro did a very good job here consider it now when it comes to the ultra ride we do have a major upgrade here the main one I would say is in terms of the field of view so we have 0.5 x on the 7 Pro compared to 0.7 on the 6 Pro so as you can tell the 7 Pro is noticeably wider not only that but it is also noticeably sharper so if you take a look at the Bush on the right hand side the Bush on the left hand side the road that's also sharper and we also have less noise in General on the 7 Pro so the ultrawide is a major upgrade over the six prozes now taking a look at the second ultright shot once again you can see the wider field of view on the 7 Pro and the 7 Pro is also noticeably sharper than the 6 Pro if you take a look at the grass or at the tree on the left the pairs for example are out of focus on the 6 Pro whereas on the 7 Pro everything is noticeably sharper next up we have the indoor ultright shot and here this was actually the only case where the 7 Pro was worse than the 6 Pro so it was softer if you take a look at the plants on the bottom and the 7 Pro also had more noise but of course because of that wider angle and all the improvements that we've seen before the 7 Pro does indeed have a noticeably better Ultra wide now when it comes to video uh this is 4k60 on both and as you can probably tell it is very similar however the 7 Pro does have a much more aggressive HDR processing so once the sun gets into the frame it tries to expose it properly so it darkens the foreground heavily to get a sun properly exposed whilst the 6 Pro doesn't actually do that so it blows the sound a bit more but then the grass is way brighter way more vibrant and way more visible the 6 Pro is also more contrasty so the ground actually looks black compared to Brown on a 7 Pro so yeah the 7 Pro does have more natural colors and we also have less noise on the 7 Pro so I would say video overall is improved indeed on the 7 Pro in a few different ways now in terms of ultroid video this is a massive difference mostly because of that increased field of view on the 7 Pro so you can see how much wider it is also the 7 Pro is sharper as well if you take a look at the trees the shadow detail is also better on the 7 Pro so yeah all tried video is much better on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro now when it comes to action mode they both have this and interesting enough it was really zoomed in on the 6 Pro and despite it being so zoomed in it was actually the less stable than the 7 Pro so if you take a look at how it was tracking Ren the 7 Pro kept ran more in the center of the frame and just more stable and just a resolution it was 1080p 30 on both oh and for some reason the 6 Pro actually dropped a few frames towards the end which did not happen with the 7 Pro now the 7 Pro does introduce cinematic video which doesn't look good so we don't have this on the 6 Pro so we're just shooting in normal um and yeah you can see how much softer it is this is just 1080p 24 frames per second so yeah the frame rate is in good either and I don't know it just looks soft background separation isn't great and personally I just wouldn't use cinematic video at all now when it comes to portrait mode unfortunately this is just as bad as it used to be on the 6 Pro so we don't really see any improvements I was hoping for some major ones with a 7 Pro uh yeah it is slightly sharper on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro but again we don't really have any background separation and is very very slight and the edge separation is not the best so yeah sadly these phones just cannot compete with any modern phone when it comes to their portrait mode so it applies to portrait mode person uh yeah still really really bad slightly sharper on the 7 Pro my code to sharper the camera that I'm holding is sharper but yeah it just needs a lot of improvements to be able to even come close to something like a Samsung and Apple or pretty much anything on the market right now next up we have night mode and we're gonna start off with an evening indoor shot and here we're actually getting some major improvements so if you take a look at the boxes if you zoom in you can actually read a text on some of them and the whole image is notably sharper so yeah great job Google I'm happy to see that the new tensor G2 chip is actually being put to good use here now in terms of an actual night mode shot um I was hoping to see some improvements here but to be honest uh they look almost identical if you zoom in on the right hand side the pixel 6 Pro actually appears to be a bit more detailed when it comes to the second night mode shot the pixel 7 Pro is actually better in this one so if you zoom in you can actually see the individual tiles on the roof a bit better on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro then the water is also clear on the 7 Pro and in this third animal shot you can see that the pixel 7 Pro has a clear brickwork the sky is also brighter and if you zoom in on the top of that bridge and that is also sharper on the 7 Pro so overall night mode has actually been improved on a 7 Pro compared to 6 Pro but not massively so what about using the optical zoom lens in low light with night mode well here we have a major difference the pixel 7 Pro is significantly sharper and we also get way more natural colors so the thing is the pixel 6 Pro actually used the main module and then zoomed in digitally compared to a 7 Pro which automatically used its 5x zoom lens reason why we got uh such a great result and then we also tested 10x Zoom with night mode and here interesting enough the pixel 6 Pro was actually sharper but that was because it applied a lot of sharpening in posts whereas the pixel 7 Pro didn't actually need that the 6 Pro also had way more noise whereas the 7 Pro was sort of like a noise reduced version of the 6 Pro's image we also tested the ultraid module with night mode and this one was noticeably better on the 7 Pro so take a look at the sharpness we have way more detail in the water also way more detail when it comes to the building so yeah this is a massive upgrade on the pixel 7 Pro we also tested night mode portraits and unfortunately we didn't really see any major improvements the only ones being the background blur being nicer on the 6 Pro while the sweater being a bit short sharper on a 7 Pro so what about night video well this is significantly better on the 7 Pro so take a look at the amount of noise it is almost gone on the pixel 7 for you can still see it but it's significantly reduced over the pixel 6 Pro uh this is thanks to that sensor G2 chip which is able to reduce a lot of that noise compared to the tensor one so we get a much better and a much cleaner image good job Google so what about the front facing cameras well interesting enough we actually have a lower resolution now so 10.8 on the pixel 7 Pro compared to 11.1 on the 6 Pro the 6 Pro was also sharper and that was likely because of the focus which they both got quite differently so the 6 Pro focused perfectly on my face while keeping the background blurry while the 7 Pro tried balancing both out so I tried to focus on both but at the same time I feel like the background is indeed more in Focus but my face is more blurry than on the 6 Pro when it comes to front video I'm gonna let you guys watch this one first okay this is a front facing camera it says between the pixel 7 Pro wow it's so windy here and the pixel 7 Pro the biggest difference being I would say the frame rate the pixel 6 Pro can only do 4K 30 compared to 4K 60 on the front like the 7 Pro can uh but yeah let me know in terms of the quality which one exposes the Highlights better which one looks better overall and which one sounds better so this is the audio quality coming from the pixel 7 Pro and this is the audio coming from the pixel 6 Pro which one is better let me know so I once again found the pixel 6 Pro to be better it was much sharper than the 7 Pro the background was sharp Runner 7 Pro same as in the photos but my face was blurrier the colors though were nicer on the 7 Pro and more vibrant and in terms of the Audio I found that the seven Pros audio was a bit better than the 6 Pro so it was louder and a bit crispier it turns out of front portrait mode uh this was surprisingly better on the pixel 6 Pro so it was brighter once again sharper just like the selfie before it and it also had a slightly more background blur uh The Edge detection was pretty much the same on both so yeah overall the six was actually better here in terms of night mode with a front facing camera uh this was almost identical on both the 6 Pro was once again sharper like we've seen with all the previous front-facing camera tests but only slightly if you take a look at my hair and my eyebrows other than that no major differences so in conclusion this was a very interesting test because we had a lot of ties so aldor was a tie raw was a tie 10x night zoom indoor ultrawide we had more noise on the 7 Pro but also a wider angle Knight portrait was a tie and Knight front not only that but a pixel 6 Pro consistently had a better front-facing camera so the outdoor front was better the front video was better the front portrait mode was better but then the 7 Pro was better in terms of the indoor shots although a very very slight difference macro was better on the 7 Pro 2x Zoom 5x Zoom 5x Zoom at night 10x Zoom the outdoor Ultra wide night ultride essentially all the ultright shots including ultright video 4K video was slightly better night video was way better of course action well was better cinematic mode which we didn't really have on the pixel 6 Pro that's now present on the 7 Pro evening indoor was better night mode was a slight upgrade over the 6 Pro and portrait mode was slightly slightly better but still bad unfortunately so if you already have a pixel 6 Pro should you upgrade to the 7 Pro so well in terms of the main camera definitely not in terms of the ultright 100 we've seen a lot of upgrades there so if you take a lot of all tried shots this is a good upgrade just a telephoto maybe if you use it enough and in terms of the front absolutely not as that is actually a downgrade from the pixel 6 Pro but yeah this concludes our pixel 7 Pro Camera test so we've done some more videos against the s22 ultra and the iPhone 14 pro in case you want to check those as well but yeah I'm not listening and I'll see you guys in the next one is enough signing out thank youis the pixel 7 Pro a major camera upgrade over last year's 6 Pro well on paper it is not they have the same main camera module however the 7 Pro does get an updated ultride an updated telephoto and an updated front facing camera so let's see how all these upgrades Stack Up in 32 tests starting off with our first outdoor shot this is very similar on both now the pixel 7 Pro has a slightly Greener tint on the floor so it's not as accurate as the 6 but at the same time the 7 does have a better exposure for the sky on the right hand side so I would say that this is pretty much that's high taking a look at the second shot this is almost a one-to-one copy so the six Pro is slightly sharper in the distance if you take a look at the road while the 7 Pro is slightly sharper if you take a look at the Bush on the left so again this is the time and in this third outdoor shot again identical processing the 6 Pro is slightly sharper if you take a look at the grass on the left but you do have to be pixel peeping to even be able to tell a difference so what about raw photography do we get any improvements in terms of the dynamic range with a 7 Pro over the 6 Pro well not really here's the before here is the edited raw and as you can probably tell they look identical I was hoping to see maybe some improvements with a tensor G2 chip uh but yeah they're pretty much the same so what about some indoor shots now well if you take a look at this one the pixel 7 Pro has slightly better HDR processing if you take a look at the bottom Windows the six for however has noticeably sharper uh table the kitchen area is also sharper so it seems like they both focus in different areas of the image so the desk and the seat on the very left are actually clear on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro so I would call this one once again that's not and the second in their shots the processing is pretty much identical the seven is sharper if you take all the kind of plants in the middle and on the left hand side on the top left the pixel 7 is also sharper so in this case I'm gonna give the win to the pixel 7 Pro so up until this point I would say that most of you would be very happy with the pixel 6 Pro as well so what about some of the specifics so in terms of macro we have a big difference here as the pixel 6 Pro does have a macro mode at all whereas the 7 Pro does so it uses that new altroid module which now has autofocus to be able to get really really close to the subject on the 6 Pro we actually had to use that 4X optical zoom module to get this close and as you can tell there's a night and day difference you do get a lot of Focus fall off on a pixel 7 Pro because of that new Ultra ride but the center is significantly sharper than on the 6 Pro so what about Zoom well in terms of 2x Zoom the pixel 7 Pro now uses sensor cropping and as you can tell it is indeed sharper than the 6 Pro if you take a look at Ren's fur her pause and the ground in general so what about 5x Zoom well we do have a 5x Optical Zoo module now on the pixel 7 Pro compared to the 4X on the pixel 6 Pro which then digitally zooms up to 5x the 6 Pro seems to you have missed the focus on the pair in the middle but if you take a look at the leaves on the right hand side where both were in Focus that the pixel 7 Pro is definitely more detailed not by a major amount but definitely noticeable now in terms of 10x Zoom this is very similar on both the 6 Pro this have sharper text and this is because it sharpened in post more than the 7 Pro which it didn't really have to with that 5x zoom and the pixel 7 Pro looks more natural as you can probably tell we also have more detail on the steel beams on the 7 Pro but I still think that a 6 Pro did a very good job here consider it now when it comes to the ultra ride we do have a major upgrade here the main one I would say is in terms of the field of view so we have 0.5 x on the 7 Pro compared to 0.7 on the 6 Pro so as you can tell the 7 Pro is noticeably wider not only that but it is also noticeably sharper so if you take a look at the Bush on the right hand side the Bush on the left hand side the road that's also sharper and we also have less noise in General on the 7 Pro so the ultrawide is a major upgrade over the six prozes now taking a look at the second ultright shot once again you can see the wider field of view on the 7 Pro and the 7 Pro is also noticeably sharper than the 6 Pro if you take a look at the grass or at the tree on the left the pairs for example are out of focus on the 6 Pro whereas on the 7 Pro everything is noticeably sharper next up we have the indoor ultright shot and here this was actually the only case where the 7 Pro was worse than the 6 Pro so it was softer if you take a look at the plants on the bottom and the 7 Pro also had more noise but of course because of that wider angle and all the improvements that we've seen before the 7 Pro does indeed have a noticeably better Ultra wide now when it comes to video uh this is 4k60 on both and as you can probably tell it is very similar however the 7 Pro does have a much more aggressive HDR processing so once the sun gets into the frame it tries to expose it properly so it darkens the foreground heavily to get a sun properly exposed whilst the 6 Pro doesn't actually do that so it blows the sound a bit more but then the grass is way brighter way more vibrant and way more visible the 6 Pro is also more contrasty so the ground actually looks black compared to Brown on a 7 Pro so yeah the 7 Pro does have more natural colors and we also have less noise on the 7 Pro so I would say video overall is improved indeed on the 7 Pro in a few different ways now in terms of ultroid video this is a massive difference mostly because of that increased field of view on the 7 Pro so you can see how much wider it is also the 7 Pro is sharper as well if you take a look at the trees the shadow detail is also better on the 7 Pro so yeah all tried video is much better on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro now when it comes to action mode they both have this and interesting enough it was really zoomed in on the 6 Pro and despite it being so zoomed in it was actually the less stable than the 7 Pro so if you take a look at how it was tracking Ren the 7 Pro kept ran more in the center of the frame and just more stable and just a resolution it was 1080p 30 on both oh and for some reason the 6 Pro actually dropped a few frames towards the end which did not happen with the 7 Pro now the 7 Pro does introduce cinematic video which doesn't look good so we don't have this on the 6 Pro so we're just shooting in normal um and yeah you can see how much softer it is this is just 1080p 24 frames per second so yeah the frame rate is in good either and I don't know it just looks soft background separation isn't great and personally I just wouldn't use cinematic video at all now when it comes to portrait mode unfortunately this is just as bad as it used to be on the 6 Pro so we don't really see any improvements I was hoping for some major ones with a 7 Pro uh yeah it is slightly sharper on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro but again we don't really have any background separation and is very very slight and the edge separation is not the best so yeah sadly these phones just cannot compete with any modern phone when it comes to their portrait mode so it applies to portrait mode person uh yeah still really really bad slightly sharper on the 7 Pro my code to sharper the camera that I'm holding is sharper but yeah it just needs a lot of improvements to be able to even come close to something like a Samsung and Apple or pretty much anything on the market right now next up we have night mode and we're gonna start off with an evening indoor shot and here we're actually getting some major improvements so if you take a look at the boxes if you zoom in you can actually read a text on some of them and the whole image is notably sharper so yeah great job Google I'm happy to see that the new tensor G2 chip is actually being put to good use here now in terms of an actual night mode shot um I was hoping to see some improvements here but to be honest uh they look almost identical if you zoom in on the right hand side the pixel 6 Pro actually appears to be a bit more detailed when it comes to the second night mode shot the pixel 7 Pro is actually better in this one so if you zoom in you can actually see the individual tiles on the roof a bit better on the 7 Pro compared to the 6 Pro then the water is also clear on the 7 Pro and in this third animal shot you can see that the pixel 7 Pro has a clear brickwork the sky is also brighter and if you zoom in on the top of that bridge and that is also sharper on the 7 Pro so overall night mode has actually been improved on a 7 Pro compared to 6 Pro but not massively so what about using the optical zoom lens in low light with night mode well here we have a major difference the pixel 7 Pro is significantly sharper and we also get way more natural colors so the thing is the pixel 6 Pro actually used the main module and then zoomed in digitally compared to a 7 Pro which automatically used its 5x zoom lens reason why we got uh such a great result and then we also tested 10x Zoom with night mode and here interesting enough the pixel 6 Pro was actually sharper but that was because it applied a lot of sharpening in posts whereas the pixel 7 Pro didn't actually need that the 6 Pro also had way more noise whereas the 7 Pro was sort of like a noise reduced version of the 6 Pro's image we also tested the ultraid module with night mode and this one was noticeably better on the 7 Pro so take a look at the sharpness we have way more detail in the water also way more detail when it comes to the building so yeah this is a massive upgrade on the pixel 7 Pro we also tested night mode portraits and unfortunately we didn't really see any major improvements the only ones being the background blur being nicer on the 6 Pro while the sweater being a bit short sharper on a 7 Pro so what about night video well this is significantly better on the 7 Pro so take a look at the amount of noise it is almost gone on the pixel 7 for you can still see it but it's significantly reduced over the pixel 6 Pro uh this is thanks to that sensor G2 chip which is able to reduce a lot of that noise compared to the tensor one so we get a much better and a much cleaner image good job Google so what about the front facing cameras well interesting enough we actually have a lower resolution now so 10.8 on the pixel 7 Pro compared to 11.1 on the 6 Pro the 6 Pro was also sharper and that was likely because of the focus which they both got quite differently so the 6 Pro focused perfectly on my face while keeping the background blurry while the 7 Pro tried balancing both out so I tried to focus on both but at the same time I feel like the background is indeed more in Focus but my face is more blurry than on the 6 Pro when it comes to front video I'm gonna let you guys watch this one first okay this is a front facing camera it says between the pixel 7 Pro wow it's so windy here and the pixel 7 Pro the biggest difference being I would say the frame rate the pixel 6 Pro can only do 4K 30 compared to 4K 60 on the front like the 7 Pro can uh but yeah let me know in terms of the quality which one exposes the Highlights better which one looks better overall and which one sounds better so this is the audio quality coming from the pixel 7 Pro and this is the audio coming from the pixel 6 Pro which one is better let me know so I once again found the pixel 6 Pro to be better it was much sharper than the 7 Pro the background was sharp Runner 7 Pro same as in the photos but my face was blurrier the colors though were nicer on the 7 Pro and more vibrant and in terms of the Audio I found that the seven Pros audio was a bit better than the 6 Pro so it was louder and a bit crispier it turns out of front portrait mode uh this was surprisingly better on the pixel 6 Pro so it was brighter once again sharper just like the selfie before it and it also had a slightly more background blur uh The Edge detection was pretty much the same on both so yeah overall the six was actually better here in terms of night mode with a front facing camera uh this was almost identical on both the 6 Pro was once again sharper like we've seen with all the previous front-facing camera tests but only slightly if you take a look at my hair and my eyebrows other than that no major differences so in conclusion this was a very interesting test because we had a lot of ties so aldor was a tie raw was a tie 10x night zoom indoor ultrawide we had more noise on the 7 Pro but also a wider angle Knight portrait was a tie and Knight front not only that but a pixel 6 Pro consistently had a better front-facing camera so the outdoor front was better the front video was better the front portrait mode was better but then the 7 Pro was better in terms of the indoor shots although a very very slight difference macro was better on the 7 Pro 2x Zoom 5x Zoom 5x Zoom at night 10x Zoom the outdoor Ultra wide night ultride essentially all the ultright shots including ultright video 4K video was slightly better night video was way better of course action well was better cinematic mode which we didn't really have on the pixel 6 Pro that's now present on the 7 Pro evening indoor was better night mode was a slight upgrade over the 6 Pro and portrait mode was slightly slightly better but still bad unfortunately so if you already have a pixel 6 Pro should you upgrade to the 7 Pro so well in terms of the main camera definitely not in terms of the ultright 100 we've seen a lot of upgrades there so if you take a lot of all tried shots this is a good upgrade just a telephoto maybe if you use it enough and in terms of the front absolutely not as that is actually a downgrade from the pixel 6 Pro but yeah this concludes our pixel 7 Pro Camera test so we've done some more videos against the s22 ultra and the iPhone 14 pro in case you want to check those as well but yeah I'm not listening and I'll see you guys in the next one is enough signing out thank you\n"