I have a 13 (not pro), coming from a Pixel 2. I used it almost exclusively while tramping around NZ for a month. It's definitely good enough to replace a larger camera for day-to-day adventures and the ultra-wide is very useful. I put my mirrorless in a storage unit for the trip because it wasn't worth the weight, and the only thing I missed was the telephoto.<p>I do find the HDR to be a bit in-your-face, even on "neutral" settings. Sunsets are very saturated when you want to take a picture of pastel shades. Cloudy or sunny skies are a bit hit or miss, often there are blown highlights. The lens also seems much more susceptible to flare at night than other phones I've used with the dreaded green dot - not something I ever noticed with the Pixel. Motion photos are pretty great, really handy for low-effort blur on moving water, although you have to use Photos. Google Photos will play the clip, but it won't do the long exposure/bounce modes. Also a pain if you subscribe to G Cloud (which can sync photos fine), because iCloud is incessant about not having enough backup space. I tried Halide, but I didn't see a significant advantage over Slow Shutter Cam which costs a couple of bucks - if you're going to shoot raw, you're going to edit it somewhere else anyway. Maybe aperture and focus control is worth it? The risk with shooting in RAW and post-processing, is that the camera isn't really that good compared to a larger sensor and you're relying on a huge amount of computational photography to fix those limitations. I did try some astrophotography resting the phone on the car roof, but it never really worked.