HTC U11 vs Google Pixel Camera Test Comparison By That Tech Though

Hey guys this is YouTube with that tech know, and I have a camera comparison between the HTC? U 11 and the Google Pixel. Now, just like the other video we're going to be doing a blind test, so there will be no name between the two screens you're going to see it's going to be up to you, which one you think is better, and the answers will be at the end of the video, so yeah go check it out. So remember guys. Key thing is just donen't look at the center of it most people just look at the center of it, and this make a decision. It's very important that you look at everything in that picture, whether it's from the corners to the center to anything to below to the top. It's just that's how you observe a picture and make a decision on which one is the better picture, sharpness, color, white balance- and you see that's one of the best ways to find out which one is a better camera, and obviously it does come to personal preference as well.

But in this case here it's very tough to decide between the two, because both of them look fantastic and very hard to determine which one is better than the other. The surface is quite obvious, which one is which, but that's what I, let you know just something I want to mention is that I'm running Android, developer preview 3 on my Google Pixel. One of the interesting thing it has now is a built-in front-facing flash, just like the iPhone, the galaxy and obviously the HTC u11, obviously use the screen to illuminate your pictures. So yeah go check out the video. Now let's go through and take a quick walk and let's look at the stabilization and the sound, so we're going to quickly check some the details, quick macros' loss, how fast they look onto individual subjects.

It seems like PHP field struggles in focus range. One quick thing on it is how handled light, so I'm going here, and one thing I'm taking note- is how quickly that the adjusted light so, for example, inside here for the happy feet of the dust without light outside. So they look pretty much the same. I think pixel handles it a little faster, it's fairly the same, and we're coming to the very end. So let's take a quick walk down here.

Some reentries HTC seems to be struggling with the autofocus okay. So this is recording in 1080p something interesting to note that the HTC also has an option for high-res audio, so you just toggle off the 3d audio, and it will straight away go to high-res unless all of it goes back to a normal, stable, recording type but yeah. So something note there, so we're recording 1080p right now, and we'll see how the sound quality is, and the video stabilization now is just to exposure. Okay and this 1080p, it looks like the pixel looks phenomenal, like I'm on a gimbals, so this is canned probably be changed in the actual files video file when I look on the PC, but it looks like the pixel has no problems in the video stabilization, okay, little jokes right there and that's about it. That's the 1080p recording! So now you guys told which one is your favorite.

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