Galaxy M51 vs Galaxy Note 10 lite Camera Comparison. I'm surprised AGAIN!!! 🧐. By Soto-Tek

Hello everyone welcome to the channel. My name is Alex, and this is Soto tech in this video, I'm going to make a camera comparison between the galaxy m51 and the Galaxy Note 10 lite. These are two of Samsung's, most affordable phones of the year, but before showing you all the pictures and the videos, let's quickly go through both phones, camera specs, the galaxy m51 has four lenses at the back. It has a wide 54 megapixel lens that needs to be activated because by default it is 12 megapixel with no optical image. Stabilization, that's something important that you have to take into account, and it is the 12 megapixel lens that I will use in this comparison, which I prefer to be honest, because pictures seems to be brighter and with better dynamic range in general. A second lens is a 12 megapixel ultra-wide angle.

The third one is a 5 megapixel micro lens and the fourth one is a 5 megapixel depth. Sensor lens. You can record video that 4k and 1080p 30 frames per second. The front camera is a 32 megapixel lens, and you can also record video at 4k and 30 frames per second. The note and light has three lenses at the back: a 12 megapixel main wide lens with optical image: stabilization, a 12 megapixel two times, telephoto lens, also with optical image, stabilization and a 12 megapixel ultra-wide lens, with no optical image stabilization.

You can record video at 4k, 30 and 60 frames per second and 1080p at 30, 60 and 240 frames per second now. The front-facing camera has also 32 megapixels, and you can record videos at 1080p, 30 and 50 frames per seconds and 4k 30 frames per seconds. Okay, let's now check some pictures and videos, and I'll come back with a couple of my thoughts at the end, so hey uh, oh, is okay! Great! Thank you um. What am I doing? Okay here we are the galaxy f51 with 1080p galaxy m51 at 30 frames per second and the Galaxy Note and light on the right at 60 frames per second, as you can see what I can see Galaxy Note and light having a little better dynamic range. So it's a nice day today, so it's been sunny cloudy, so I just uh decided to do it now.

The sun is out and just to do this comparison now check the audio. So in terms of stabilization, they both look good, but it looks like there is more dynamic range or better dynamic range. On the Galaxy Note, 10 light quite blown out with the m51 surprisingly so see the other way. Also, the Galaxy Note and light has a wider field of view. Okay, now 4k 30 frames per second galaxy m51 Galaxy Note: 10 light 4k 30 frames per second, because it's the max.

Both phones can record using 4k, so you can see once again galaxy m51 with the sky behind me very, very blown out, which is a little surprising Galaxy Note: 10 light uh having a better dynamic range, so you can see this kind of little better with the blue sky and the clouds on the Galaxy Note 10 light. So I'm surprised to see that in the case of the galaxy m51 the sky is so blown out. It wasn't like that in previous videos, but it is what it is. So, let's go look up again up the road so check the audio, see which one sounds better, but what I can see the Galaxy Note. Sorry, the galaxy m51 seems to have a wider field of view, which is different to what we have with 1080p before so a nice sunny day.

Fortunately, and at last, let's check the church behind me, yeah still looking better on the Galaxy Note and light, so you can see some more details and a little blown out or quite blown out on the galaxy m51. Unfortunately, yes, thank you. This, oh sorry, are nice. You see you take care, so this okay, that was the camera comparison between these two phones. On the whole, I think the note 10 light is better, especially the front-facing video recording, but the m51 pulled some punches too.

The main issue is that it can sometimes be a little off in terms of color reproduction, something that can be fixed most of the time post editing, but it is worth mentioning. Another thing is that the two times digital zoom, and especially the five times, can look a little over processed at times. That's why dedicated at least two times or even three times telephoto lens would have been better instead of this useless micro lens now, taking into account that it doesn't have optical image stabilization in any of the lenses, I would say it does a pretty good job, especially when it comes to sharpness and video stabilization. That's why, despite these issues, I think the average consumer should be happy with it. Let me know what you think in the comments down below thanks for watching this video.

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