iPhone 14 Pro vs. S22 Ultra vs. Pixel 7 Pro: what 1,000 photographs inform us

After so a few years of megapixel stasis, Apple lastly upgraded the iPhone’s digicam to a 48-megapixel sensor this 12 months. Previously, the iPhone’s most superior digicam was the 12-megapixel essential wide-angle sensor on the iPhone 13 Pro. This {hardware} replace brings it nearer to the Google Pixel 7 Pro’s 50-megapixel essential sensor however nowhere close to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s 108-megapixel essential sensor.

But extra megapixels doesn’t all the time imply higher photographs, and the one technique to actually understand how effectively a digicam performs is to make use of it lots. So for the second 12 months in a row, I got down to take 1,000 photographs on the iPhone 14 Pro, the Pixel 7 Pro, and the S22 Ultra with a purpose to identify one of the best digicam on a smartphone.

With my pockets stuffed with telephones, I trekked throughout New York state, stopping to take photographs each different minute, and was in the end left with an enormous vary of conditions and lighting circumstances to check the photographs from these three cameras with. And simply as I discovered final 12 months, utilizing these gadgets was about excess of their finish merchandise.

Tune in to my video above, from my digicam collection Full Frame, to see what cellphone in the end took the win. Or go to the iPhone 14 Pro, Pixel 7 Pro, or Galaxy S22 Ultra greatest photographs galleries to determine a winner for your self.