Camera Night Mode on iPhone 11 Pro, Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Google Pixel 3

Almost all modern phones have decent cameras that take great pictures. Therefore call

a phone with a good camera today is quitedifficult — a lot of them. It is much more important to pay attention to shooting in low light conditions. For this, manufacturers have thought of a special option — Night mode, which many players on the market already have. Today we will compare photo quality when Night mode is activated on three top flagships — iPhone 11 Pro, Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Google Pixel 3.

Comparison with competitors

The popular Night Mode feature, whichhas been present on Android phones for a couple of years now, and is also present on the new iPhone 11 Pro. The iPhone no longer sets trends, but rather catches up with others in order to keep up. And this time Apple promises us great results. Moreover, on the iPhone 11 Pro, the night mode is activated automatically, that is, there is no need to switch it manually in the settings. Plus, on iPhone it works almost instantly — You won’t have to wait long for each photo.

All that remains is to test these promises in real life. Is it true that Night mode on the iPhone 11 Pro is better than the Galaxy Note 10+ or ​​Nightscape on the Google Pixel 3? Let's figure it out.

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In the first example we see that Night mode is onThe iPhone 11 Pro really makes a big difference. Without it, the photo turns out dull. iPhone Night mode turns on automatically, but you can manually turn it on and adjust how long the camera shutter stays open for an even more dramatic effect. The nice thing is that the image is captured instantly, so you don't have to wait long like on Galaxy and Huawei phones.

The Samsung smartphone in this example took a photoNight mode is also significantly better than without it. What's a little frustrating, however, is how long it takes for pictures to be recorded and saved on this phone.

The Google flagship is much faster in this regard, butwhen you look at his photograph in Nightscape mode on a large screen, you notice that he lacks sharpness and is annoying with a yellowish tint. But this is still nitpicking, since all these images are an improvement over the original.

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This picture was taken in a bar where there was a littlemore light than in the first shot. Photos taken on the iPhone show the most significant difference between turning the night mode on and off, while in the other two examples the difference is quite insignificant, and it can even be difficult to determine which picture uses the night mode and which does not (on the Pixel).

IPhone night mode

Below you will also find some other examples withusing night mode on the new iPhone: this is a very useful feature for sure. Apple still has some catching up to do, but it does so with a fast and easy-to-use implementation, which we appreciate.