Android-based smartphone company OnePlus today announced the launch of its newest device, the OnePlus 10T, which we were able to check out ahead of time. The OnePlus 10T, priced starting at $649, boasts upgraded camera technology, so we thought we’d pit it against the iPhone 13 Pro Max to see just how it measures up.
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I definitely prefer the pictures from the iPhone 13 promax, but I don’t know how many iPhone users are using that specific model. I would like to see the comparison against the iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 as well. Please great video
iphone 13 pro max way better and the iphone 14 pro max out in 1.5 months. not even close.
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…the only "thing" I see on the iPhones is the skies rendition: it is never one shade of blue that fades in the horizon. It is quite obvious it was processed and it is more evident in this comparison… still prefer iPhone… greetings from Mexico!
I just hope OnePlus dumps these useless 8mp ultrawide and 2mp macro with the 11 series.
For the most part, I think that the iPhone makes better pictures!
It is obvious iphone wins. Check out the price difference. Iphone is Almost 3 times higher than one plus. In that case, well tried one plus. Not a bad job.
The UltraWide on the OnePlus is disgusting. Otherwise decent camera.
Though this is a weird comparison. Those phones are 250 bucks apart.
Can you please make a video for comparison between OnePlus 10T vs Google Pixel 6?
What kind of camera test is this??
Where are potrait shots?? in 3x
I'm a Samsung user myself and I disliked Apple all my life but here the iPhone is the clear winner. The photos are crisper, more detailed and more saturated. OnePlus photos are sometimes washed out, sometimes too bright (exactly what I hate about Pixel photos too) to the point they look unnatural. The textures of water and brick wall show this differences the most.
I haven't thought these photos will be this close. I thought OnePlus wil be trashed by the iPhone which is twice as expensive but it's 90% there which is remarkable
Waiting for the 10t pro w better cams.
OnePlus is good apart from its shitty camera performance. Not even close to even iphone 8. Ip13 is way to advance for OP camera.
Btw I'm a OP user.
The iPhone might have a telephoto lens, but for my taste that 77mm full frame equivalent is far from being long enough. I am looking forward to periscope lenses arriving at the iPhone, which can produce 150mm or even 200mm photos, which are very useful in many situations like when you visit a sports event of a concert. The best way would be keeping the 12 megapixel main lens, but having a high megapixel telephoto lens with high quality glass, which would allow a lot of cropping.
An "Apple camera" would also be great. It could have enough space for a much larger sensor.
To me it’s pretty clear cut towards the iPhone. The Oneplus is more washed out, darker, just not as good as the iPhone
Comparison should happened between iPhone12 and OP10t as both are in same price range. Compare to 2.5 times highly priced phone couldn't justify.
As far as focal length is concerned, a "normal" lens would be 50mm. So the 3x lens in the 13 pro which is 72mm is actually 1.44x. The 1x lens is 26 mm or about .5x lens is 13mm or about .26x The wide angle lenses are fine for landscapes, but should not be used for portraits since they distort the image and are unflattering. The long exposure or night mode in the 13 pro can result in blurred photos unless you are very steady or use a tripod or use the camera timer with the iPhone supported somehow. Sorry to ramble so much.
How are they calculating the 50 megapixel? Is the sensor actually 50 megapixels or are they doing like what Samsung has done in the S 22 ultra where they are using pixel binning to bloat the number of pixels. If you read the literature for the Samsung S 22 ultra it says it has a 108 megapixel sensor but in reality they are using nine pixels of binning per pixel on the CCD meaning that one pixel is gathering information from the surrounding nine pixels which make it 108 mega pixels but the sensor itself is 108÷ nine which equals 12. So the 12 megapixel sensor plus spinning equals 108 megapixels. I’m wondering if they are doing something similar to get to that 50 megapixel