I recently bought a new phone, and one of the features I was most adamant about was its camera. After a plethora of reviews on the Google Pixel phones taking some of the best photos known to smartphones, I decided on the Pixel 4a. Its camera may not have the most megapixels or several different lenses, but apparently the Google photo software is unbeatable. So, without further ado, here are some examples of the Pixel 4a in action. (There are some PicsArt edits included, and these are labelled - I have also added some direct comparisons with my old phone, the LG Rebel 3, which appear as side-by-side collages.)
November 6
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view from the apartment where I'm living with my boyfriend
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closing shift at Annapurna's
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the Promenade at night
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Central Ave
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November 7
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opening shift
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a selfie in "portrait mode"
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it sometimes cuts off more than it should
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November 8
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here it completely erased my earbuds
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our local weatherman ran for senate (he lost)
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it works better on things with clear edges
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portrait mode
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no portrait mode
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here it fucked up
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PicsArt edit
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PicsArt edit
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PicsArt edit
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PicsArt edit
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November 9
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| library "book" sculptures |
November 10 |
| at Scalo, a fine-dining Italian restaurant |
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| a surprise spot for some vegan food |
November 12 |
| Scalo's bar |
November 13
November 15 |
goddamn, look at them waffles
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Hope you enjoyed seeing some new photos, and now I (theoretically) won't have to apologize anymore for including phone pics in my posts because the quality has definitely improved. Stay safe everyone, and have a good Thanksgiving.
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