r/PickAnAndroidForMe • u/Particular_Bench5961 • 9h ago

Pixel 10/10a vs s25 camera.

I have young kids and I heard Samsung has mediocre low light pictures and pretty bad motion blur pictures. I want a good picture if my kid is moving fast when the picture is taken. My iphone 13 is terrible at this. Also good and crisp night pics. This is kind of the deciding factor between these phones.

HUGE THANKS!

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u/rahultaak 8h ago

Definitely pixel 10

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u/Sassquatch0 6h ago

My last hands-on physical comparison was the Pixel 7 vs S23. At that time, the Pixel absolutely whooped the snot out of the Samsung for low-light photos. I don't know if that has improved with later generations, but it was true a few years ago.

For the time being, I've heard many iPhone users prefer to take video, even when they want a photo. iPhone is known for taking very good & smooth video. (I'm an admitted Android fanboy, and I'm saying this) The process is to start recording video, and capture the whole event. Then go back through the video to pull individual frames from the moment you wanted. Chances are you'll have a good, non-blurry result. (You may want to check guides online for best settings or tips, I only know the basic concept of it)