iPhone 11 VS Samsung Galaxy S10 Camera Comparison! By Redskull

What's happening everyone, my name is Alex and welcome. Back today we have a brand-new camera comparison between the iPhone 11 and the Samsung Galaxy s them and I decided to do this comparison, because both devices got updates a couple of days ago, so they're running the latest operating system. Now close this video you're going to see a bunch of daytime pictures. I've also included the pictures taken, the ultra-wide lens I've included portrait mode pictures. After those we are going to move on and see some nighttime pictures some. We also have a bunch of selfies and, of course, we're gonna check out some sample videos during the day and during the night and I think we should start by checking out some sample videos this, so you can figure out which device has better an image stabilization which device has a better internal microphone and, of course, which device and has better colors for the videos.

So, let's check out those sample, videos and I will be right back galaxy s, then I'm currently recording in 4k at 30 frames per second. At this resolution we have electronic image stabilization and then write, and I'll keep walking for a bit. There is some traffic, and we are continuing this test by switching to the ultra white lenses on both devices. So once again, I am walking and recording in 4k at 30 frames per second, so I'm going to move to the right and write them in and the left and walk towards those trees in this you're Polly going to hear some wind in this recording as well. So this is so recording the ultra-wide lens on these two devices would look like.

So let me pan right and up I really want to get another video of this between the s-pen and the iPhone 11 I'm, currently recording in 4k per second, and I want to get close to 1, plus it's shady here and up right out there. We can also check out and see which device has. Then we are moving on to yet another video test between the Samsung, Galaxy S then, and the iPhone 11. But this time around we are gonna check out the stabilization while running. So let's do this, I am recording for our next test.

We are checking out the front-facing cameras on the s10 and the iPhone 11, so you can record them in 4k at 30 frames per second with the front-facing camera, something that a lot of other phones can not do, so I'm walking in with a lot of windy, so recording from the front-facing cameras and wouldn't look like from these two devices can we're moving on to yet another video test of calm facing cameras on the Samsung Galaxy S Pen and the iPhone 11 I am currently recording in 4k at 30 frames per second, as you can probably see for yourself. Um I am walking any keys, also a bit windy, and there is some traffic to my left and to my right. So this is all recording the front-facing cameras from these two devices would look like all right. So we've probably seen for yourself that the in stabilization from the recording is done with the iPhone 11 seems to be a bit better while walking while running it seems to be the same. The microphone on the recordings do sound better.

If you are recording behind the devices from the Samsung Galaxy S 10, however, or not when you're using the front-facing cameras, we are basically looking at the phone. Then the sound recordings from the iPhone 11 are to sing to him to sound just as good as the ones from the s 10, so I guess the microphone placement on the iPhone 11 is somewhere towards the front of the device, or this one is somewhere in the center I'm. Assuming now color wise I personally prefer the colors from the Samsung Galaxy S 10, but that's just my personal choice and I totally understand if you prefer the colors from the iPhone 11. So definitely leave a comment down below and let me know on which video recordings you, like you like the s10 or the iPhone 11. Next, we are moving on to some nighttime recordings and for nighttime recordings.

I have to say that the iPhone on 11 didn't do that great. But let's see that those recordings, and I'll be right back. Alright we're moving on to our next video test, but this time around, as you probably see, we are recording in low-light because it is night, obviously, so I'm currently in 4k at 30 frames per second and as I said earlier, this resolution we have an electronic image stabilization on the s10 and the iPhone um 11, so I'm gonna, pan left I'll keep going and handwrite again, and I'll keep walking for a bit and I guess we might as well go. This way looks fairly dark around here. So this whole recording in low light from these two devices should look like that and since I found an even darker place, we might as well film update them around here.

So we can see how both devices do if it's way darker because um before it was fairly bright, so dark around here, as you can probably see, and of course, as always, I'm recording in 4k at 30 frames per second now, looking at the screens here on the s10 I can actually see something on the iPhone.11 I can't actually see anything in this darkness. So this is how recording from these two devices would look like during the night. So for nighttime recordings, the s10 did a bit better, but only because those recordings and look a bit brighter, but at the same time there is a lot of noise in those recordings. So if you do plan on editing that footage, you can probably edit the footage from the iPhone 11 right on that footage, and there is a good chance that footage will look better than the one that you do to the s10. But it really depends on if you actually plan on editing that footage.

So definitely let me know in the comments down below if you prefer the s10 or the iPhone 11 for our nighttime recordings and next I think we should check out some data in pictures, and we should start on all the pictures taking all the ultra-wide lenses on both devices. So a lot of people seem to love the ultra-wide lenses on these phones me personally, I'm, not a big fan of them, but since everyone else seems to love them on the tour. I've included a bunch of samples on, so you can check them out for yourselves now, looking at the colors from the pictures taken by the iPhone 11, they do seem kind of warm. So in reality, nothing looked at yellow now, looking at the pictures taken by the Samsung Galaxy S 10. Well, those aren't as warm, but they're over saturated, but overall I still think I prefer some of those pictures taken by the s10 because they do seem more Instagram ready.

You know what I mean, so I bet that if I post a picture take him by the s ten and one taken by the iPhone 11, the one taken by the s10 would get more likes because people just love those saturated colors. But definitely let me know in the comments down below on which pictures you prefer on the ones from the iPhone 11 or the ones from the Samsung Galaxy S 10. Moving on to portrait mode pictures were for portrait mode. Pictures I have to say that I prefer every single picture take him by the iPhone 11. All the pictures taken by the S 10 just seem very washed out for some reason, and you can't actually see that details on the subject so for portrait mode.

Pictures I feel that the iPhone 11 did better. As for all the other pictures, so pictures taken with the main lenses on the back of these two devices, I can really say that the pictures from the iPhone 11 or the pictures from the S then are better because in some situations the pictures from the iPhone 11 look better in some situations. The pictures from the S denim look better now. I've noticed that every single picture taken by the S stadium has more saturated colors any reality. Nothing looks that saturated, but even like that, I do prefer some pictures taken by the S, then even those colors are very saturated, so I think it comes down to your personal preference and what you actually like.

So definitely, let me know in the comments down below which pictures you prefer from the main cameras on the back of these two devices. Alright and we are moving on to some nighttime pictures, and now the iPhone 11 has a night mode, just like we have on the Samsung Galaxy s, 10 the P30 Pro, X center. So now you can take pictures in complete darkness with the iPhone 11, and the pictures will turn out good. We're also checking out those pictures well in places would complete darkness I feel that the iPhone 11 does better, because you can actually see more detail in those pictures where I'm in places where it's super dark, ooh the Samsung Galaxy S 10. The picture still remain kind of dark now for places where it's not as dark.

I. Think I prefer the pictures from the S 10. They do seem a bit better. Where am the pictures from the iPhone 11 and become just a bit too bright for my taste? So once again it comes down to your personal preference and them. Definitely.

Let me know in the comments down below which phone you prefer for nighttime pictures, the iPhone 11 or the Samsung Galaxy s 10, and we are moving on to self, is just in case. You wanted to see more pictures of me alright, so for portrait, modern selfies I feel that the Samsung Galaxy S 10 does a bit better because the edge detection from the iPhone 11 isn't that great. But what realistically, is it? The edge detection? Isn't that great from the S than either so for portrait mode selfies. They both kind of suck for all the other pictures well, at least for daytime pictures, I, feel that the iPhone 11 and takes the better on pictures, as for nighttime pictures, well, you're, probably better off, not to take any selfies during the night because they both suck from both devices. So once again, let me know in the comments down below, if you prefer the selfies from the iPhone 11 or from the Samsung Galaxy S 10.

So what do you guys think? Which one is better for pictures and videos me personally, I would choose the iPhone 11 for videos, for the ultra-wide lens I would choose on the Samsung Galaxy s 10, for pictures taken with the mainland's well I kind of like both I, like the s 10 in some situations, and then I like the iPhone 11 in some situations for portrait mode. Pictures I feel that the iPhone 11 does better for every single arm picture, as for selfies once again on the iPhone 11 and for nighttime pictures so for I do believe that the iPhone 11 did better overall. But, as I said before, this comes down to your personal preference. So let me know in the comments down below on which one you like them more alright guys hopefully enjoyed this video. If you did like it, don't forget to press that like button, don't forget, subscribe, and I'll.

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Source : Redskull