I recently got a Google Pixel 7 pro because my previous phone was glitching out and it was a headache. I didn't buy the phone for the camera, I have a mirrorless that I use when I want to take a picture, I got it for the battery life and to not have Samsung bloatware.

But still every once in a while I want to take a quick pic and send it on signal or Snapchat or something, and every time it comes out way too saturated and way too sharpened. All the ads I saw for this phone was for camera features like the magic eraser thing and the night vision, but they're all just covering for what is the worst camera sensor that they could possibly find. You can't control the exposure, you can't get the raw image, It is a horrible experience to take a picture with this phone every single time.

If you want a smartphone to be able to take good pictures. First of all, don't. Get a camera. Second of all, steer clear of the pixel phones.

  • DiltoGeggins [none/use name]
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    1 year ago

    I have an older model Sony mirrorless that I use for "sherryush" photography. And I really enjoy my Samsung camera I think the phone is as an a22 (is that even a Samsung model idk?) I have several older mf lenses on adapters that I use on my Sony though, including an old contax lens that was built at the end of WW2....