iPhone 12 Pro vs OnePlus 9 Pro (Latest Update) Real World Camera Comparison By Daniel Sin

So today, I'm going to prepare the OnePlus 9 pro on its latest update versus the iPhone 12 Pro okay. Let's do a quick microphone test one two one two. This is how it sounds like on the OnePlus.9 pro touch things, one two, one two. This is how it sounds like on iPhone 12 Pro one thing I don't like about the one plus nine pros is that I can't connect to any external microphones. So if you're vlogging is probably not the best idea this, this is only for the stock camera app, but I'm pretty sure you can find some sort of way to do it with the um another camera app. You can download on the app store, but for this video, only I'm just going to do most of the talking shots on the iPhone, because I can get better audio.

My plan today are to go to this ramen spot, since I'm craving for some ramen right now called many sandmen, I'm pretty sure, I'm saying it wrong. Um, it's in jersey, city by the waterfront, and also there is the bubble tea shop nearby. So I'm going to stop by there and yeah, I'm just walking around take some samples, and it's going to be a pretty chill day next time, I'll get it right, but for now I'll stay right here. If I make the same mistake twice, I'm old enough to know where I went wrong, don't tell me what to say: I won't listen anyway. It is a bit windy, but the waterfront is right by here.

Hopefully you can still hear me, but um, I'm still full from the ramen. So let's just take a couple of telephoto pictures and see how they compare while zooming in across that pair next time is so told me if you're feeling something you know I hate living in the dark. Don't tell me that it's all for nothing all right, so the camera experience on both of the phones are really similar because they're really easy to use. The OnePlus does offer a bit more camera modes, but it's not too much. The iPhone is very basic.

So if you don't need anything else, then the iPhone will do just as fine the biggest feature on the OnePlus that sticks out to me, the most is the 4k 120. That's if you plan on um shooting more cinematic stuff. So it's not something I would use every single day or on a normal day, but it's something that you need to plan for, and also you need to know how to edit 120 frames per second video, because not everyone or the casual people don't know what to do or what it's used for. Okay. So I am back home.

It's like 8, 40 and only like source right now is the one above me, that's it. So this is like a typical indoor lighting. So I guess this is like a good low light. Example from these two phones but anyways, I will have other examples showing well. I'm gonna talk about my experience between these two.

Personally, I do like the video on the iPhone just because I do like the quality. I know its personal preference, but maybe you like the video coming out of the OnePlus. Both phones are perfect for the basic consumers. You just point and shoot, and it looks good one experience I do like on iPhone. Much better or just in general is the auto night mode.

When I'm pointing at something when it's dark, it does it for me. It turns it on by itself, whereas on the OnePlus I would have to manually shift over into another mode or swipe over. So it's its really annoying. I know it's like tiny, but once you're used to getting um the auto treatment. It's its really hard to go back to doing it manually from my last OnePlus experience, which is the OnePlus 7 pro it was okay.

Ever since then, I always thought the OnePlus weakness is the camera, and now that I'm using the OnePlus 9- and I pro or from my experience with it- it's perfect. I feel like this. This series really brought up the camera game from all the updates. Until now on the OnePlus 9 pro, they said that they fixed the blueish shadows, which I've noticed when I first used. The OnePlus 9 is that when I'm in the shade and when I'm taking a picture with a blue sky in the background, the whole image is basically blue, and it seems like they fixed it from what I've seen with the two screens.

But I haven't really looked at it on the computer. That's really up to you to decide and of course, which one you guys like better, so that is the comparison between these two phones feel free to watch the other comparison videos I did with these two phones and I pulled out the iPhone SE 2, basically, and it's time to do some catching up. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys later.

Source : Daniel Sin