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It is not uncommon for smartphone makers to compare the camera on their phones to the premium devices from Google, Samsung and especially Apple. However, Carl Pei-led Nothing has taken things a little further by releasing a video comparing the camera shots of the iPhone 16 Pro Max and the unreleased Nothing Phone 3a.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
In the video, posted on Nothing’s YouTube channel, two Nothing staff members take the Phone 3a and iPhone 16 Pro Max<\/a> outdoors to test their camera systems in different environments and modes, including low-light conditions, macro shots, telephoto shots and 4K video recording.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Thankfully, Nothing hasn’t made any outlandish claims that its sub- \u20b9<\/span>30,000 smartphone has better cameras than the iPhone 16 Pro Max, but the company officials can be heard comparing the shots from both phones and saying they look equally good.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In its comparison video, Nothing showed the 4k 30fps output of both the iPhone 16 Pro Max and the Nothing Phone 3a<\/a>, with the Nothing device’s footage looking better than the iPhone’s and offering superior stabilisation. Soon afterwards, however, some users on social media pointed out that the iPhone 16 Pro Max footage looked like it had been shot from the ultra-wide angle lens, while the Nothing video appeared to have been shot from the primary lens.<\/p>\n<\/div>\niPhone 16 Pro Max vs Nothing Phone 3a: Did Nothing fake the camera comparison?<\/h2>\n