'iPhone 7' or 'Google Pixels'? Find Out Why Google Pixels Is Better Than iPhone 7

Apple's iPhone 7 Plus has dual lens.  There is no doubt about the company being the top seller worldwide, but Google Pixels won being the best smartphone camera in the world.

According to Financial Times, the Apple posted on its website that they have the most popular camera in the world. It is true that Apple dominated the popularity on smartphones and they are the top seller company.

However, when it comes to camera, it is a different situation. Apple didn't make it as the best camera worldwide. Google Pixels won the title of being the best smartphone camera in the world. It is based on the lab test conducted by specialists on image-quality rating provider DxOMark according to Digitaltrends.

You can blur the background of the picture if you will use the Apple's iPhone 7 Plus new zoom lens and you can also use the portrait mode. However, you should also take in mind that capturing a better photo still depends on the person assessing it. It is still based on your taste whether you like a natural look on you images or fond of trying different effects and filters.

On the other hand, Google Pixels is quicker in taking shots than iPhone 7 Plus. Google Pixel has a handy shortcut that you only have to double tap the home button on the side to access camera app. It is faster than iPhone 7 Plus since you still need to swipe the iPhone screen sideways to access it. 

Google Pixels Camera is based on its software. It has a Google Auto HDR+ Mode and it makes photos better when you turn it on. Compare to iPhone 7 Plus, Google Pixels produces sharper and brighter images. It is also good to use during night time even without a flash according to Travelers Today. However, images of iPhone 7 Plus looked more natural than Google Pixels since it is a little oversaturated.

iPhone 7 Plus is good in snapping people while Google Pixels is better for popping colors and darker environments. Yet, both have one thing in common- they show that software is transforming photography just as digital cameras did more than a decade ago.