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I am awaiting on delivery of this phone, so I will report back on my thoughts on how good this phone is!

Taken on a Google Pixel 4a

Used to take a lot of my older work, this Canon camera is brilliant for capturing wildlife

The only issue was, the double A batteries that were powering it kept running out!

Taken on a Google Pixel 4a

Used to take a lot of my zoomed photos, this Kodak is brilliant for zooming in on stuff and taking good snaps of wildlife.

I got a great deal for a OnePlus 9 Pro on Amazon in late June 2024; The phone's camera was good, with good colours etc., but I found OxygenOS 14 quite jarring to use compared to the Pixel UI.

Image Source: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra Review | PCMag

I recently got a very good deal on a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, which is known for having one of the world's best smartphone cameras. It does indeed have a fantastic camera, so my newest photos will be taken on it!

Image Source: Google's Pixel 7 proves that raw specs aren't all that anymore (androidauthority.com) 

All my recent photos were taken on a Google Pixel 7, which was an upgrade from my Pixel 6 Pro.

The camera was brilliant and was rated 14th in the world by DXOMark, so makes a great companion for taking great photos on the go.

Image Source: Pixel 6 review: Google Hardware finally lives up to its potential | Ars Technica 

I used this phone to take a few of my recent photos.

I only used this phone briefly because I upgraded to the Google Pixel 7 soon after.

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A lot of my most recent work was taken on a Google Pixel 6a, an upgrade from my old 4a.

Although it has the same camera sensor as the 4a, the images are better overall due to the better image processing from the Google Tensor processor

Taken on a Redmi Note 9 Pro

Most of the photos I have posted on Instagram/Facebook were taken on my Google Pixel 4a.

Sometimes, because I add the tag "#teampixel" to my posts, the official Google Pixel profile likes the photos