Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy S10 Plus Camera Comparison Test Review By HiTechKing

What is going on everyone. Today we are going to be comparing the Samsung Galaxy S 10, plus against the Samsung Galaxy, a 50. Both of the cameras are recording in 1080p at 30 frames per second, so right now we're using the front-facing cameras on both of them, and you had. The galaxy looks like it's doing a better job in exposing the sky. Well, the 50. You can see it's very overexposed.

If you look at the trees over there, you can see the difference right now. We are recording with the ultra wide-angle lens on both of the smartphones over here we're going inside the forest. It's kind of a darker area, so we'll see, so we'll see how both the cameras do in there right off the back, — 10 plus is more clear. If we look in the sidewalk, you can see there are more details on the edge 10 plus compared to the 50 and the 50 is just producing a lot of more noise compared to the s 10 plus as well. Okay, here we are using the regular wide-angle camera and the 50 from what I'm.

Seeing it from the screen, it looks pretty bad compared to the s 10, plus it's a lot of noise over here, and I'm, actually surprised by how the quality looks on the 50 I thought it would be better than this back at it again with the front-facing cameras. Both of the cameras have a triple lens setup. The 850, the 850, actually has a twenty-five megapixel camera, while the highest megapixel count on the s10 plus is 16 megapixels, and you know you would think the 820 has a better camera, but it doesn't, as you can see, the dynamic range on the s10 plus is so much better. You know the Sun I mean the sky actually looks like the color. It should be, I mean a 50 is not doing bad.

It's doing a decent job. Switching over to the back facing cameras on both of the phones. Here we are, you can see. The Samsung has a better dynamic range. It's a very well lit compared to the 50 where you know everything is just overexposed because of the sky and the grasses and the trees.

They look very dark. Switching over to the left side over here see on the s10 plus we get an option to zoom in using the other cameras, but on the 50 we cannot do that on the go, while recording look at the color science with these two smartphones, as 10 plus, it looks very true to life compared to the 50 right now very blue skies on the 50 and yeah, that's not realistic at all. Okay. This is interesting. The SN plus is looking very pink right now.

Well, the a-15 looks much more natural. Look at this. The wood looks pink and then on that a 50, it looks natural. If we look at the sky, the ice 10 plus is representing the sky as of right now very well. However, the sky definitely seems to be influencing this wood for the s 10 plus, and it's making a very pink.

Let's test out the stabilization, both of my hands are extended out all the way I'm holding both the phones, the same way, and I'm walking right now, going to walk a little faster. Okay, now I'm going to jog flipping back over to the back facing cameras. It's a night and day difference literally right. Now, if you are getting the a-15 because of the three cameras, then don't get the fifty. If you want a smartphone with a great camera, you're better off buying an iPhone, that's a little older, you know: gene buy the iPhone 7, which you can get for cheaper than the 50.

If you look one bay, so you know just tip Wow things are looking very distorted on the 50 right now, I just check to see if the lens was clean or not, and it's crystal clear right now, but the 50 is doing this very Trippe thing right now, with this sidewalk look at it, it's like I'm drunk, it is 8 p. m. right now pitch-black outside, but we do have a lot of light over here. Taking a nice stroll on this windy day,.

Source : HiTechKing