One has an f/1.8 aperture and the other is an ultrawide, 97-degree lens with an f/2.2 aperture. It can record video at up to 4K resolution at 30 frames per second (fps).Īround front, you’ll find a dual-lens camera, with both lenses rated at 8 megapixels. There’s also support for HDR and optical image stabilization (OIS). It has an f/1.8 aperture and support for phase detection and laser autofocus. The main camera features a single lens rated at 12.2 megapixels. The Pixel 3 and 3 XL have identical cameras front and back, so everything we discuss here applies to both smartphones. If you’re concerned that the bigger, more expensive Pixel 3 XL might be more capable in the camera department, you needn’t be. But it never hurts to know more, which is why we’ve crafted this hands-on guide to help you get the best from the Pixel 3 camera. Google’s Pixel 2 was our reigning champion in the best camera phone category, so it’s not surprising that the device that knocked it out of the top spot was its successor, the Pixel 3.Īnyone lucky enough to have a Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL has access to the pinnacle of Google’s camera know-how, and can look forward to wonderful photos that will capture precious memories for posterity. If there’s one area where smartphones have really improved over the last couple of years, it’s photography. As a Nokia fan, I hope, with the next update, the camera app will also get the much-needed improvement. For now, the stock camera app of Nokia X20 5G is not maximizing what the hardware can do.
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Perhaps, if HMD Global fine tunes the software and manages the abundance of pixels available on the Nokia X20 5G in a better way, the device will certainly be a solid contender. The Nokia X20 5G certainly has the right hardware to do better in the camera department. You can check the full-size images here, if you want to compare yourself. The details of the car number plate is well preserved on the Pixel 3XL, not so well on Nokia X20 5G.
Perhaps this is because of the different lighting of the background in each case. The images in the 2 nd scene however brings different interpretation.
On upon closer inspection, it seems that Nokia X20 5G applies less noise reduction as compared to Google Pixel 3XL. The Nokia X20 5G manages to produce overall the best image here. In the first scene, the output looks good from the Nokia X20 5G stock camera, while the sky looks much darker on the GCAM app. In low light images, the advantages of Quad Bayer sensor is apparent. If you check the tree and leaves in crops, Nokia X20 5G seems to capture more resolved details as compared to Pixel 3XL. In the 3 rd scene, the HDR algorithm seems to work better in Nokia X20 5G stock image as even the darker portions of the image are better illuminated as compared to the Pixel 3XL and Google Camera. Of course, the Pixel 3XL manages to capture the HDR well with better details. This is slightly improved with the GCAM app which was able to capture the clouds clearly despite the bright sun over it. In scene 2, when the sun is bright at noon, the HDR from Nokia X20 5G stock camera struggles to capture details under intense light. The resolved details in Nokia X20 5G stock camera is better than the Pixel 3XL. When it comes to the stock vs Google Pixel 3XL, the differences are more apparent. However, the stock image has slightly better detail compared to GCAM. In scene 1, beginning of the day in the morning, all 3 images looks quite similar. Day time imaging: SCENE 1:Īll 3 scenes above are taken with adequate ambient lighting. The Google Pixel 3XL, launched in October 2018 with a single 12MP camera is the epitome of great software bringing the best out of a solid hardware. In this article, I would like to share with you a comparison of Nokia X20 5G, stock cam, compared to GCAM and a direct comparison to Google Pixel 3XL. When the Nokia X20 5G was announced, it seem like HMD Global was attempting to bring the Nokia 8.3 5G camera experience to a “lower” priced device.
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The only meaningful attempt by HMD Global to return to dominance was with the Nokia 9 Pureview which takes excellent HDR images but plagued with instability( hoping a miracle with the Android 11 update). As the original Pureview engineers left, Nokia’s dominance in the camera segment took a hard hit. There were bits and pieces of the older Nokia in the newer device but nothing to directly associate it with the last greatest imaging device made by the original Pureview team, the Lumia 950 series. With HMD Global now owning the rights to produce Nokia branded devices, things sort of rebooted in the camera segment.
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