GadgetMatch’s Camera Shootout segment isn’t particularly limited to high-end flagship smartphones with the best-in-class cameras. What if you want a good set of cameras in a smartphone but you only have a budget below PhP 30,000/SG$ 700/INR 42,000 in your pocket?
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SEE ALSO: Apple iPhone SE vs Google Pixel 3a: Head to Head | iPhone SE vs iPhone 11 vs iPhone 11 Pro Max: Camera shootout Watch our head-to-head comparison of iPhone SE and Pixel 3a here. Of course, a camera isn’t the only thing you should look at when checking out smartphones.
At the end of the day, the user decides based on his/her preference and needs.įor US$ 399, whichever you choose, you’re in good hands. Still, both phones are stunning in the camera department despite commanding an affordable price tag. Though, the Pixel 3a delivers better when it comes to Digital Zoom and photos that were taken using Night Sight. The iPhone SE and the Pixel 3a captures excellent photos - both in good and bad lighting conditions. It can even capture a much more legible zoomed-in photo of the Cointreau bottle. When you meticulously look at the zoom samples, Pixel is a clear winner since its Digital Zoom produces more detail. Zoomīoth the iPhone SE and Pixel 3a offer Digital Zoom, with the former having up to 5x while the latter can shoot up to 7x. Gladly, Pixel has Night Sight for selfies which makes this round even. Although, the iPhone SE does a better job at lighting Michael Josh’s face. The Pixel 3a captures wider selfies, except when you use Portrait Mode. Of course, the Night Sight allows you to take excellent photos that are social-media ready and it even works on the Pixel 3a’s selfie camera. On the other hand, the Pixel 3a delivers a better shot - with or without Night Sight. When there’s barely a source of light, the iPhone SE becomes aggressive with its white balance correction and tends to get noisy. Lowlightĭuring sunset, the iPhone SE produces more lively photos while the Pixel 3a still lacks oomph. Thankfully, both phones capture creamy bokeh great for portraits and practicing basic photography. The intensity in contrast and shadows made some photos add more depth (and look alive) compared to the Pixel 3a’s flat captures. When it comes to shadows and highlights, the iPhone SE captures it better. As pointed out in a previous blind test on our social platforms, the Pixel 3a adds drama with its gloomy processing. The iPhone SE’s photo is warmer, while the Pixel 3a’s photo has a little bit of dullness to it. Daytimeīoth phones take comparable photos when the sun is out. However, the results vary when you analyze the photos thoroughly. Although, the Pixel 3a sports a larger 1/2.55″ image sensor compared to iPhone SE’s 1/3″ image sensor. The former has a 12Mp wide-angle camera with an f/1.8 lens, while the latter has a 12.2MP wide-angle lens with an f/1.8 lens. The iPhone SE and the Pixel 3a have only one rear camera each. If you want to cheat, the answers can be found at the end of this article. As usual, no post-processing was done aside from putting the photos together on a collage for faster preview. It’s not going to be the same camera shootout where I messed with y’all because you’ll need a note-taking app or your pen and paper so you can take note of your answers. Here, we’re going to have a comprehensive blind test. While some of you might argue, why don’t we wait for the Pixel 4a to compare with the iPhone SE? Let me get back to you with another question: Why should we wait when we can compare two similar phones - both priced at US$ 399 - that are NOW available in the market? The iPhone SE and Google Pixel 3a have so much in common. Small in size, single rear camera, and both a dollar shy of 400.
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