Google Pixel 2 vs Galaxy Note 8 Camera! By Nick Ackerman

So, what is up guys, so I came out here today into nature with these two phones, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, and the Google Pixel, two, and I said two of the best smartphone cameras on the planet. Earth. Let's see how they do coming up right now, let's go all right. So what is up guys Nick here, helping you to master your technology today we're going to test the node eight camerae versus the pixel two now I realize this is a dual camera, so we're not gonna, be doing zoom photos, but we're going to test the picture versus picture to see which one has a better quality. All settings on the node eight and the pixel two will be an automatic, so there will be no manual tweaking. What you see is what you get from the phone.

There will be a little music in the background, and I'll see you at the end of this video. Let's get it so. Here's an example of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 front-facing camera audio, coming directly from the phone guys. I have no mic in here, stereo sound, so it should be quite loud. I think, for the note a yes, it's not the clearest, but it sounds.

Ok, we are on the Job Gorilla pod, and it's a cloudy day. It's not the perfectly sunny day. To me my face looks a little soft, but still an enjoyable video. Nonetheless, so here is the Google Pixel 2, with the front-facing video same thing on the Job Gorilla pod decently, cloudy day, a little Suns peeking in right. Now things look a little overblown in the background, but at least my face is in pretty good focus, I'm, not exactly sure how it sounds, but this does have front firing.

Speakers I'm not sure if it picks the audio from those. Let me know which one you thought was better between the two of these on the front-facing cameras. So here is a video test of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 audio firing directly from the phone itself. You can see pretty good stabilization I. Have this just recording with my hands and check it out pretty good, let's go ahead and zoom in a little see how it does on the far assume this fantastic video here for the node 8.

It could be a little dim, but you can easily raise up the brightness and post, let's switch it over to the pixel now, alright guys. So now we're looking at the Google Pixel twos video recording, again audio firing directly from the phone itself. Taking a look at the device looks pretty good as well. Let me know which one you think is better so far. Let's do the same thing.

Zoom in on the buildings. You could see a much faster zoom looks a little. It looks very stable, actually, I'm not going to lie. This one looks a little brighter to me from my viewfinder, but I'm, not sure how it's gonna look in post. Let me know which grammar you thought was better on video recording guys.

So here we're taking a look at the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 from the front facing camera. Audio is firing directly from the phone itself, and it is you know, not super stabilized I, don't think the Fronts are stabilized as the rear, but you can get idea how this one sounds as well. Okay, so this is some low-light video of the Google Pixel cue audio is firing directly from the phone itself. I am walking down some stairs just for some optical image, stabilization testing. Let's go ahead now and switch to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, so here's some nighttime video with the Google Pixel ? I am gonna, walk up the stairs now, so you can kind of see how it does, and then we will switch to the note I'm over here in a target parking lot, and you can see that is the quality.

We're going to get right here for this device. Let's go to the note now guys. So here is some Samsung Galaxy Note 8 footage we are on the stairs should be a good way to test the optical image stabilization because there's going to be some shake, and this is basically what you're going to get on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. It wraps it up between the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 in the Google Pixel ?, honestly they're, both fantastic phone cameras. In my experience, which one did you think was better.

Let me know down below in the comments section of this video I personally, prefer the pixels photos, but I do think. The note 8 does shine in some areas over the pixels, such as the telephoto zoom, the ability to do live focus on the camera, but you can't go wrong with either one of these devices if you're looking for a fantastic camera same goes with the pixel XL 2. If you found this video helpful enjoyable, do me a favor click, the like button form and if you're new here consider subscribing Nick you're helping you to master your technology be sure to be well. I will catch you all in the next episode and peace.

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