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This results in a more lightweight build, and a more affordable price tag, mainly because the relatively small-diameter optical elements are cheaper to manufacture. Physically, they’re still as long as their f/2.8 siblings, but with a smaller diameter. If an f/2.8 aperture rating isn’t on your ‘must-have’ list of features, a 70-200mm f/4 lens might suit you better. You can certainly feel the strain in prolonged periods of handheld shooting. For one thing, they’re relatively heavy, weighing in at around 1.5kg.
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If you care about zoom, get the Pro.While a 70-200mm f/2.8 lens is generally the go-to tele zoom for most professional photographers, they’re not ideal for everybody. Around 4x where the Pro’s telephoto maxes out for optical the results are definitely still usable, but the answer is clear here to me. Hitting 7x, too, you can feel every bit of the resolution slipping away, even with the 50MP sensor. Zoom is limited to 7x on the $599 model, exclusively digital. I’d argue, too, that anything past 20x is something you won’t do often, and past that point on the S21 Ultra things start to fall apart anyway.īut the bigger question - do you really need the Pixel 6 Pro’s telephoto camera, or can the standard Pixel 6 go without it? I’ve been pretty blown away with the telephoto shooter on the Pro, and the Pixel 6 just doesn’t hold up when comparing them side by side. It’s pretty clear that Google isn’t stripping the Galaxy S21 Ultra of its zoom crown, but it puts up quite a strong fight. That said, the Pixel did a better job processing the shot with a more accurate sky and brighter shadows on the building. The 10x lens on the Galaxy S21 Ultra certainly helps here, though, keeping the details of the building a bit sharper overall. The Pixel 6 Pro’s telephoto lens is easily able to process a pretty solid shot at 20x zoom, where the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4 XL can only get to 7x and 8x respectively, and with pretty rough results at that.
Pushing things to their maximum, the differences enabled by having a stronger telephoto lens with higher resolution really make themselves felt. Punching in a bit further, we can take a look at the Pixel 6 Pro’s 4x optical telephoto zoom, and even at this minimal level it’s really easy to see where this phone shines over the Pixel 4 XL and especially the Pixel 5, but I’ll call it a draw versus the S21 Ultra. Since the telephoto lens doesn’t kick in until 4x, anything below that is using digital zoom exclusively, but the 50MP resolution certainly seems to help the final result. Next in line is a zoom test at 2x, something that’s actually a bit of a challenge for the Pixel 6 Pro’s telephoto setup.
I definitely prefer how the Pixel handled the colors in this particular shot, though. It’s clearly ahead of previous Pixels and puts up quite the fight with the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
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Starting with a baseline using the standard camera, we can look at how the Pixel 6 Pro compares in standard shots. And finally, we’ll also take a look at how the quality of zoom compares on the standard Pixel 6 versus the Pixel 6 Pro. After that, the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which is currently the gold standard for telephoto photography with its 10x optical zoom lens. Then, there’s the Pixel 4 XL, which was the last Pixel smartphone with a telephoto lens at 2x. That’s the phone the Pixel 6 Pro replaces and one that lacked a telephoto camera entirely. The competitors here start with the Pixel 5. Then, using the resolution of the camera sensor and Google’s Super Res Zoom feature, the camera can max out at 20x hybrid digital zoom.
Taking a look first at the physical hardware here, the Pixel 6 Pro packs a 48MP telephoto camera that uses a periscope lens design which enables optical zoom of 4x. One of the bigger additions is the Pixel 6 Pro’s telephoto lens, but with it not being available on the smaller Pixel 6, is it really that important? Let’s take a look.
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The Pixel 6 series is the biggest revamp to Google’s camera experience since its beginning, and as we covered in our recent review, the results are stunning.
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