Dec 20, 2022 2:43 PM

Nokia G400 5G Camera Samples

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Nokia G400 5G main camera. The 48MP camera can take some sharp pictures if you stay still and there's enough lighting.

Nokia G400 5G Night mode. Some of the details are lost in the shadows here but this is an otherwise nice photo that...

Nokia G400 5G Night mode. In low light the camera struggles with white balance. The restaurant we were sitting in was...

Google Pixel 6A Night Sight. The scene was maybe a touch warmer than this Pixel photo suggests but this is a much more...

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Nokia G400 5G, main camera. The 48-MP camera can take some sharp pictures if you stay still and there's enough lighting.
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Nokia G400 5G, Night mode. Some of the details are lost in the shadows here but this is an otherwise nice photo that preserves many of the colors in the scene.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Nokia G400 5G, Night mode. In low light, the camera struggles with white balance. The restaurant we were sitting in was definitely not this orange. 
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Google Pixel 6A, Night Sight. The scene was maybe a touch warmer than this Pixel photo suggests but this is a much more accurate representation. It's just more pleasant to look at.

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Nokia G400 5G, Night mode. If you stand still long enough when capturing a Night mode photo, you can get a surprisingly bright and sharp picture, like this photo. 
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Google Pixel 6A, Night Sight. The Pixel photo is slightly sharper, but the cheaper Nokia is pretty close.

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Nokia G400 5G, Night mode. It does a solid job in high-contrast scenes like this, but the shadows are a little too dark. The color temperature is also a little too cool. 
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Google Pixel 6A, Night Sight. The Pixel photo is brighter overall with a nice, warm color temperature.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Nokia G400 5G, main camera. In daylight, the larger sensor in the G400 can produce slightly sharper photos than the Pixel. Zoom in on the church's stonework and you can see more details. 
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Google Pixel 6A, main camera. You can see the Pixel photo is brighter overall (see the tree), and the color temperature is better, but its aging hardware just can't produce as detailed results.

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