iPhone 7 Plus vs Google Pixel XL Camera: Video Stabilization Comparison By sakitech

Hey, there's Saki here from Saki Tektite in today's video I, wanted to create a video that compares the video stabilization capabilities of the iPhone 7 plus and the Google Pixel XL. Now, as you know, the iPhone 7 plus has both cinematic video stabilization, which is software base and optical image, stabilization, which is hardware based on the flip side. The pixel XL uses software based electronic image, stabilization or gyroscopic image stabilization. So in this video we will see which one does a better job at stabilizing video. Now all video footage you'll be seeing will be recorded in 1080p at 60 frames per second, obviously, with stabilization turn on. So there are going to be four separate, footage shot on uneven terrain with one of them, where I climb stairs to see how well stabilization, actually works.

And, of course, all footage was recorded, while the phones were handheld, no tripods or Gamble's were used. So, let's dive in and watch this footage and I want you guys to watch the footage carefully and draw your own conclusion and don't hesitate to drop comments below to. Let me know what you think, and here we have a side-by-side footage iPhone on the Left pixel on the right and in all honesty, both phones are doing an amazing job at stabilizing this video as I descend hill towards that platform, but it just seems that the iPhone 7 is just slightly better with fewer jolts. However, towards the end of this particular footage. When I look to the sides, the Google Pixel XL seems to deliver the smoother stabilization as far as looking side to side anyway.

I want you to take a look at these footage and, let me know down below in the comment section which one you perceive to be better based on your take of all four footage and, of course, thank you for watching this video make sure to subscribe to sake, tech. Give this video a thumbs up, and you have a fantastic day.

Source : sakitech