Random shot inside my basement office, which has really complicated lighting and shadows to contend with.

I usually own a flagship from each side of the Android/iPhone fence. I like to alternate and test/compare them for fun. Last year I owned the OnePlus 13 and the iPhone 16 Pro Max, but this is the lineup this year.

First, pick your favorite and see if you can identify which is which, and I'll reveal here after some responses.

Both are really great phones and camera systems but one is really surprising the hell out of me. I don't do a lot of video and they're both great there, so I'm not nitpicking as much as I do with photos.

EDIT

Left is Pixel, right is iPhone.

Pixel was just point-and-shoot defaults. iPhone has aperture set to 4.0 whereas default is 1.48. I posted this in r/iPhoneography and someone pointed out that this triggers a bunch of other automatic adjustments, and you need to do more than that...but I don't wanna. The point-and-shoot from the iPhone w/ default aperture washed out the outdoor scene so badly, it's embarrassing. I'm not a photographer. It didn't handle this shot well at all.

Autumn in Cold Spring, New York. Mostly edited using Lightroom.

I tried painting 🎨 Full Moon with Pixel 8 Pro as canvas.

I need to get a tripod, my hands are shaky...

Filter: Crisp 35mm

Little processing via Google photo, still not near real life view but pretty

Just a couple of random shots from my old Pixel 7, edited with native photo editor.

Hey guys! Hope this format works. Got myself a second hand pixel pro 9, wanted to do some camera testing and took just a few shots around Brum today. Maybe a bit typical but I quite like them. :)

Moon shot was 30x 12mp. Whether that photo is worth sharing 😅

One is the original image and the other is edited using the basic Google Photos editor. Kinda new to the editing part so let me know if something can be improved upon :D

Gas station in Calgary AB