iPhone 11 vs Oppo Reno 2 Camera Comparison By Daniel Sin

Today we're gonna, compare the iPhone 11 versus the Alberio two, and I haven't used an Apple phone for a very long time. This one is the Reno two with the shark fin camera on top, which is pretty cool, and today is a pretty gloomy day. So I'm going to take some HDR pictures when the Sun is out for video quality. Wise I expect I'm going to be the winner. That's just my assumption. Let's move on to the next section, starting off with portrait mode, the iPhone stands out way.

Much more. Do all these portrait mode pictures the iPhone background blur just seems to be way much more in general, but if I'm facing camera for the skin tones I do prefer the iPhone, especially at night, for the Porsche mode experience they are really similar. So the phone will tell me to get a little closer or back a few steps away to get the Porsche mode activated for elbow. It seems a little more lenient on how close I can get. Now you can adjust how strong you want the book effect on both phones.

Now these are just taken straight out of camera without touching any of those effects. So if you could,, we want to snap a porch mode picture. I would go with the iPhone for HDR. This first picture, surprisingly into Apple, doesn't look like it's better than iPhone for the next one. I try to include the highlights from the outside and shadows from the inside, and they're both really similar.

The only difference is the contrast and the white balance now for everyday use. I would say the OPPO Reno 2 would be more versatile just because you do get the telephoto lens, even though I tried zooming in to 2x and 5x on iPhone. Clearly, the Reno 2 is the winner in terms of sharpness and clarity. A big pro for the iPhone is that when you're switching from ultra white to regular wide the colors stay consistent on the Reno ?, you can clearly see a big color shift, so you have consistency versus clarity, they're going to stay when I was using the Xperia Reno ? I realized the autofocus was really slow. It gets too really blurry ? trying to get in VOCAL spike.

A really long time so imagines you're trying to Rack focus, but a really slow rate that was just something I experienced on Alberio ? and moving on to low-light pictures, usually I would recommend staying away from ultra wide-angle. But if you're in a city where there's a lot of lights, coming off of buildings and tree lights, then you should be fine. Now, if you find yourself using the telephoto lens a lot, then I would say the Alberio 2 is probably the better choice for you, because when I start to zoom in from 2 X, ? 5 X on phone there's a lot more noise and digital artifacts coming out, whereas on upper no.2, it's still clear. Of course, it's not going to be as sharp as daytime, but it still beats Typhoon. Now moving on to my night mode experience on the iPhone it actually let you choose how long you want it to be, but on Apple it doesn't seem to.

Let me do that. So these nighttime pictures on the iPhone seems to be much brighter or have a stronger effect just because I always choose the longest exposure time now using indoors for an example on the iPhones as I can make it longer, it actually shows that it gets a bit brighter, whereas on a boat it just seems like it just changes the white balance. Now when we're in a really dark area, then yes, we will see a difference in both phones. Now on iPhone, you can't use my mode on the ultra wide-angle lens, but you can on the Apple only if you have enough light and for the rest of the lenses. Yes, you can use my mode on those and for the iPhone, since you digitally zoom in on the main lens, then still, yes, you can use I vote for me.

I would prefer in a night mode on iPhone just because it does it automatically, and it's nice to. Actually let me choose how long I want my night mode to be so on these night mood shots the iPhone night mode. Pictures may look too much or too bright. That's because I picked the longest duration. Now, if I left it alone or just pick a slow iteration, then I would feel that night mode.

Pictures on iPhone will look a bit more natural. Now. Moving on to video on Alberio to the main lens can only go up to 4k 30, whereas on iPhone you can go all the way up to 4k 60 and that's on all lenses, including the front lens on a Brunei to the other. Lenses are up to 1080 60 now for stabilization, the opportunity does look more stable, but I do see a bit more micro jitters, whereas on iPhone it's more natural flowy, so you do get more of that. Handheld! Look to it! If we look at the Reno to a bit more closely, there are times when I start panning, and it feels more electronic.

You can see it's trying to catch up. I was dooming into 2x. I can see a lot more micro jitters on Apple, especially on each hard step. Furthermore, I take both does have this feature called ultra steady mode that changes it to 1080p 60, so I decided to change the iPhone to 1080p 60 as well, just to see how steady it is versus the ultra steady mode, and it looks like the iPhone is the winner, or it just doesn't seem ultra stay enough, because just having that makes people think that it should be super steady. But comparing to the iPhone it doesn't seem like is anything special and if you haven't noticed, yet there's a slight green hue on the OPPO image for the ultra wide-angle on iPhone.

It's much whiter. The colors are also more vibrant, but it's not as stable. I can clearly see more shakes on an iPhone, whereas on a bow, it's more stable, but I can see more micro jitters and a pro of having 4k 60 on an iPhone is that you can slow it down to make it even more cinematic for nighttime footage. I would say the iPhone just wins by a little just because it doesn't have as much micro jitters than OPPO. It's not the worst one I've seen, but I do like how it fixes the white balance like on an iPhone.

You can see more of a yellowish hue to it, whereas on Apple you know, ? everything looks normal. I was dooming into 2x, even though they're both using the main lens for this looking at the sky, the upper window ?, is way much noisier. So that is my experience between these two phones. I, do like the Reno ? just for having more versatility to be able to use ultra-wide all the way to telephoto and still have a clearer picture. The iPhone is a great all-around camera, including the video.

If you don't mind having a more digital picture, while you zooming in then you should also be fine. So if you are interested in any of these products, I do have links down below. Follow me on Instagram. Please subscribe thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys later.

Source : Daniel Sin