My new Pixel
After three years I finally upgraded to Google Pixel 4a and I couldn't be more impressed with it. I'm glad I chose this phone , looks like the only thing I did right till now.
Getting yourself a device that works so well definitely feels like you spent your money right. After loads of researching and watching tones of reviews I landed on this phone , the Google Pixel 4a.
The main reason I wanted to get my hands on this phone was for the camera. If you're into mobile phones you would know how great the pixel cameras are!
It's just been around 10 days since I got this phone and I'm already on a roll . As someone who's pursuing architecture I wanted to get myself a device that would last me for a pretty long time and also work really well.
So far my experience has been great. The colours of the photographs are just chefs kiss . With a just a single camera it can do so much. I'm impressed with it's performance overall and for the price range for this pixel I think it's great .
Having a phone with a good camera is gonna ensure that I can work effortlessly. I can get great photos for hive without having to worry about the quality , cause I obviously don't own a dslr for now. Hopefully in the near future . But for now I want to be able to use this device to it's utmost ability.
Really looking forward to creating great content hear on hive. I love this for me 💕 Couldn't be more excited.
Here are a few photos that I wanted to share with all of you that I clicked on this phone in the past ten days
Selfie camera
Mind you this phone just has one back camera but with one single camera this photograph turned out so well. Great dynamic range 😻
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