OnePlus 8 vs iPhone 11 Pro vs Galaxy S20 Ultra vs Pixel 4: camera comparison By PhoneArena

Hey guys its press don't be depressed, so the one plus eight is out, and it costs 700 buckaroos, that's still affordable by 2020 flagship standards, but it is flagship money I mean you can get a pixel for nowadays for this money. Now in the past, one post has always launched the bargain devices great hardware. Some awesome features lower price, okay cameras, but everyone was letting that slide because they were awesome devices for awesome money. Well, now, d1 plus eight costs 700 d1 + 8 Pro costs. $900 people are probably wondering well have they worked on improving the cameras, so I snuck out the 1+8 for a few samples around the city and I thought hey, why not put it against the pixel for old I've, only 11 Pro and even the galaxy has 20 ultra, which does cast twice much but hey. Why not? So, let's jump in right? This is the first scene taken with a1 plus 8.

As you can see, pretty great photo I mean amazing HDR. You will get to see the true color of the sky. You get to see a lot of detail and the shadows, maybe a bit a little of over sharpening, but nothing too annoying you get to see details in the building. Furthermore, you know a pretty good picture, I agree, but then the competition check out the iPhone, 11 Pro shot so again, great HDR blue sky details in the shadows. However, you will notice that the shadows are deeper and the highlights are brighter, so the shot overall is more dramatic.

Also take note of the nuances in the building's facade, the difference in the color and the coloring of the bricks. So it does show that it's an old building that has stood the test of time. So again, this is the iPhone 11 Pro and then the one to say it kind of looks flat now still not a bad photo, but it becomes obvious that it has missed some nuances. Then the galaxy s, 20 ultra, went on the flat side again now the sky is blue, yes, but a bit too vibrant, there's some over sharpening going on around here around the domes, and it looks kind of funky. The nuance of the buildings bricks is lost.

You know, detail is sharp, the picture is beautiful, but there are these small differences and then the pixel for X L a good mix. So it looks a bit flatter in terms of dynamics which is not necessarily bad. It looks sharp and the little nuances in the bricks here have been kept. So pretty well done from all phones and, as you can see, right off the bat the 1+8 can actually compete. Maybe it wasn't the best photo here, but it was a pretty good follow.

So next up we have this red theater. Now this is a very, very challenging shot, because we have the Sun almost blaring it into the camera from the top left here. So I thought that at least one of our phones will fail and give me a very dark image. Well, it wasn't the one plus. Eight though check it out.

We can clearly see everything we can see the details on the building's face, even the third spot. Here we can see the textures and engravings. Some shadows are a bit too dark, but that's fine. It's a challenging photo and the one plus eight is amazing. The one gripe I have with the OnePlus shops here is that it's kind of orange / brownish, not very natural, not very close to reality, check out the iPhone 11 Pro a much, much thicker pinkish color here on the building, which is more close to reality.

More realistic overall still did amazing with the HDR s. The iPhone managed to pull out some more details from the shadows here, but again the textures are visible. Everything is visible, you know pretty good picture, so iPhone 11 1 + 8. Now you see the orange cast right. Moving on to the Galaxy S 20.

Now the Galaxy S 20 altar loves to add some drama to shots. Always it will always deep in the shadows and keep the highlights bright without losing much detail. So you can see some dramas con going on in this shot. Moving in closer, nothing is annoying the over sharpened, which is great. We can see all the details here, very, very nice picture a bit on the orangish side, but otherwise I like this one, a lot and then the pixel for Excel goes the opposite way of the galaxy s 20 culture.

Instead of having drama it goes a bit flat on dynamics which is again not necessarily bad depends on what you're looking for, but it did manage to pull out a lot of detail from every point of the photo here, very sharp, very viewable if you will be overall nice job from all the phones here, this is third scene. This is the one place where the 1+8 actually failed. I mean if I was looking at this photo on its own, without even comparing it to others. I would say: that's a bad product. Why? Well, let's start with a building on the right here.

This is not the color that should be on this building. This is way too vibrant way too. Amped up I have no idea what the 1+8 did here same with the flowers. This is very unnatural, too, too saturated then the leaves here on the left, also very saturated. Now, I do like how it handled the dynamics of the statue.

As you can see, the Sun is blaring from the right. Then there's a shadow on the left, yet the 1+8 managed to capture all the details on the statue. It looks sharp. It looks legible, it's very, very nice, then, on the iPhone, 11 Pro. You can actually see that the building here on the right is not supposed to be blaring.

Red, right and flowers. Down here are much, much more natural closer to reality. The leaves here look, green and not will yellowish, and the statue is again very detailed, very well captured. I love this the galaxy s 20 ultra again loves to add its drama, so the shadows on the statue are a bit deeper. But again every detail is visible, so another nice photo, let's check out the building on the right.

You can see again realistic, color, then realistic, flowers, realistic leaves so good job. All of these, probably the s20 ultra, is my favorite picture for the scene, and then the pixel for exhale again goes a bit flat, mostly not necessarily bad, not my favorite, but still pretty great photo sharp details, realistic, colors, amazing, so just for comparison?s sake. This is a pixel for Excel. Now you can kind of see the colors are like all over the place, not nicely. Next up, we have this another very challenging shot.

The Sun was behind me shining on the building in front of me. Also, there were buildings behind me which are casting D, deep shadows on the street, so immediately we can check out how the 1+8 did it did its best at trying to pull out some detail from the shadows. Without sacrificing the highlights, and I'd say it did a pretty fine job. You can see the details of the building. You can kind of see what the store from the store point here is about.

The one gripe I have with this photo is that the building's color is kind of faded and there's some new ones lost moving on to the iPhone. So you can see what I'm talking about, so you can see that the color of the building should be a bit more vibrant, which is closer to a reality and also the iPhone 11 captured a lot of nuances, a lot of smudges and dirt, because this is a very old building, so you can actually see a hole at the time it has survived, and the iPhone also managed to pull out more detail from the shadows here. Still the one post 8 photos is not bad. The sky color is definitely very, very, very, very nice, but then the icon 11pro picture is a bit better and the galaxy s 20 ultra again the building is more vibrant. We can see even more details with the s20 ultra the actual strands of moss here which are fading the facade and then in the shadows, not as bright as the iPhone 11, but a bit brighter than u1 plus 8.

So a nice middle ground and the sky is a bit too vibrant to saturate it on the which I'm not a fan of, and then the pixel for Excel a bit flatter dynamics, kind of cold purplish-pinkish cast over everything. The facade is a bit faded, but you can at least see the nuances of dirt and the smudges, and then a lot of detail pulled from the shadows, so the pixel for itself also did a good job with this photo. So, so far the 1+8 compares right next up a portrait now I picked this scene specifically because I wanted to take me through the phones I knew that the metal bars on the fence on the back is going to throw them off so immediately in the 1 plus 8 shot. You can see that it kind of struggled with where the fake Bali's should begin. You know it's, it doesn't look very natural over here on the top.

The very top bar is blurred and the one below it is not blurred. So the phone was definitely confused and moving on to the subject, you can see that its way to saturate way too vibrant I have no idea what's going on with these lips here, because I can guarantee that Victor was not wearing lipstick that day, but overall, not a great portrait. Only one plus 8 I would have retaken that shot probably a few times so the iPhone 11 Pro immediately, you can see more natural colors in the face in the lips good details and in the back at the Bach is much more natural, very, very smooth, coming into focus and the one place where the update icon, 11pro failed was detecting that the building in the background should be blurred and I kind of knew. This would happen on some phones, because these metal railings are really throwing the rock off. So the iPhone detected that the fence is on the foreground and then kind of struggled with figuring out which parts of the building in the background it should blur out.

You know that's for the pixel peepers of they're, looking at the portrait like this pretty great portrait, amazing. So next of the s20 ultra again good colors, a lot of detail lost on the skin here. I have no idea what happened, maybe because the Sun was blasting Victor's face I'm, not sure, but the poky looks natural, very smooth transitioning. Here now the railings looks okay, the building in the back again, sometimes blurred, sometimes not so. The s20 ultra also got a bit thrown off and by our tests, otherwise not a bad portrait, my second favorite so far, and then the pixel for Excel.

Again the bouquet comes in nicely. The fence here is all over the place that pixel had no idea which metal bars should be in the background and which, in the foreground, as you can see, but otherwise the face looks very detailed, very a true-to-life, very honest and being nice colors. So my third favorite I guess, like the only one, that's a major disappointment here- is the one plus eight shot, which is this saturated mess. Sorry guys, maybe a software update would fix it now time for a selfie I want to say it actually surprised me with an amazing with detailed selfie every little blemish. Every little unshaven here is visible, like colors all around or nice, except for the skin tone.

I have no idea what we want to precede it with my skin. Here it looks a bit weird. Maybe I should, if you're taking this selfie but hey, that's what you get when you pull out the 1+8 from your pocket and then take a selfie, not bad overall, just the skin tone is something's wrong with it. Moving on to the iPhone 11 Pro, you can see much more realistic skin tone, although a bit too saturated for my tastes, maybe the eyelid down a bit otherwise again great detail. Every little unflattering blemish is visible and in the background, all the colors are nice.

Everything is popping like this follow and the s20 ultra also very realistic skin tone without dialing up the vibrancy so good job. It kind of lost some details on the face, which is a bit flattering, so I'm not on, complain, I, always good selfie from the s20 ultra and then Pixel 4 XL pinkish casts you know the deal. Some details are lost, I, actually look very pretty here. You know my least favorites, probably enough, all four of them morning on now time for some night shots for this first sample I turned off the night mode on all the phones. Now one was calls it nights cape Google calls it night short.

Look it's a night mode. Everything is not known, so I turned it off, checked out how our phones would do. The 1+8 did not disappoint at all great great great photo, despite the fact that there's a light source here, blaring it into the camera, it managed to pull out details, realistic, colors, very, very little. Noise, very sharp I like this photo a lot. The iPhone 11 Pro does not do so well, when its night mode is up.

This is probably the darkest picture of the bunch and the noisiest as well a bit softer detail. Still the colors are close to reality. It's not a bad phone, it's visible, but not as good as the rest. The s20 ultra bright, vibrant some noise here a bit softer on the details, but again a very good photo, considering the conditions wet and then the pixel for Excel, and this one has to be my favorite, it's a bit colder than the rest, okay, but so sharpen, there's much less noise than the rest. It's very sharp, very realistic I'm, not a fan of the cold cast, but otherwise I love.

This photo. It's sharp, detailed, beautiful and then for the last one I turned night mold upon on all the phones. So the 1+8 again, a very, very pleasant, surprise check out this crown here now this is LED lights, and they're blaring into the camera. Still the 1+8 managed to give us every little detail about the crown, and then we can see the outlines of the glowing letters here. Nothing is over sharpens.

Nothing is weird: it didn't lose some definition so check out the wall. Here. Kinda looks flat right well on the iPhone 11 Pro. You can actually see that there are bricks there, so they're from the 11pro kept some definition, but not very sharp details. Everything looks kind of hazy kind of blurred and the crown up here we almost lost our busy help details around it, so good job, one plus eight, let's see what the s20 do.

The expansion ultra again lost to have drama and photo looks a bit darker, but the highlights are popping out and nothing is over burned. The letters here look: ok, they're kinda over sharpened, which gives them this with halo effect, and the crown here is still not as good as in the 1 plus 8. We did keep some definition in the bricks of the wall here. Overall good photo with some cons, as you might expect, challenging scene still a good job and then the pixel for Excel again on the brighter side, a bit flatter in dynamics. Probably my favorite trim treatment of the glowing letters here.

The outlines are perfectly captured. The crown, though, is not so funny. The 1+8 did the best job with capturing the details in this glowing crown here and the definition on the right kind of there. So all of them did nice. Well, there you have it.

The 1 plus 8 can actually compare with the competition yeah. Sometimes it fails, but then again for her $700 device with such awesome, specs and awesome features. You can kind of press the sure that you also get a pretty decent camera thanks for watching stay tuned for a full review of the 1 plus 8 and maybe subscribe to this channel. So you don't miss it eh. You.

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