OnePlus 9 Pro vs Oppo Find X3 Pro / Full Camera Comparison By Daniel Sin

Today we're going for the apple 5x3 pro versus the OnePlus 9 pro on the OnePlus UI. I really like how easy it is to use it got all the basic modes. I can just swipe up and get to any mode quickly. Furthermore, I don't have to swipe 10 times less than the right to get to a certain mode. One thing that sticks out to me is the took shift mode, which is something different and not a lot of phones offer, but it's really situational. I don't think many people would use it really often.

So that's one thing to know the apple phone x3 pro does offer a lot more different modes. It got pro video mode. Technically it has dual video mode. So it's nice to see yourself and what's in front of you, and also it has microscope mode which again still situational. I don't think a lot of people would just naturally use this.

So it's all really planned out if you do want to use microscope mode, but it's a nice thing to have so for video on the Oppo find x3 pro it can shoot up to 4k 60, and it's slowed down to 24. As you can see right here, the colors are really natural and neutral, so it has a good, realistic. Look. I wouldn't use the telephoto option because it looks digitized and of course it's not as sharp as the main lens, so I wouldn't really touch it too often stay using the main lens or the ultra-wide angle lens as much as possible, and if you shoot yourself lock style with the back camera, you can see a bit of that nice bulkhead. So it's a good little separation there on the OnePlus 9 pro you do get 4k 120, which is my favorite feature in this phone, so I can slow it down to 20, and I can get really smooth footage.

One thing I noticed is that the white balance is pretty aggressive on the floor. It was a bit more on the cooler side once I tilt it up. It was really warm like it just drastically changed like an instant in 4k 120. Furthermore, it's not stabilized, even though I'm on a gimbals, and it's fairly smooth, you can still see those slight jitters just post stabilized, and it should be almost all gone. Just like the fine x3 pro.

I wouldn't use a telephoto line, so stick with the main lights or delta, wide angle lens, comparing them side by side in 4k30. The biggest difference here is the white balance on the OnePlus. It's warmer on the opp, it's cooler, so its self preference to which one you like better for stabilization, I would say the Oppo it's slightly better. It's just tiny bit smoother, but it's really hard to tell unless you're looking for it on the ultra-wide angle lens again here, the white boxing is a bit different on the OPPO. It's its slightly leaning towards the magenta side, but you can still see the nice blue from the sky for the shadows.

You can see more details on the OnePlus, but once you switch the main lens which you can do while recording the shadows are more crushed. If you want something more consistent, I would lean towards the Oppo for low light. I'm going to give it to you the fine x3 pro for one it has less marker jitters, while I'm walking and two it got more realistic, colors, yes on the OnePlus, it is brighter, but it kind of gives off that bleach. Look, and I don't really like that. I do prefer the more contrast, contrasted and more poppy look on the fine x3 pro now.

Comparing photos we're going to start off with portrait mode, as you can tell from the first picture. The Oppo didn't really capture me. Unless I'm a bit closer, the colors on the OnePlus feels really stern and cold, whereas on Oppo it's very warm and pleasant. The background blur on the fine x3 pro is also more dreamy and softer. So I do prefer that look, but the HDR is not as good.

The colors are great, but I'm going to give the HDR 2 to 1, plus on both front and back cameras. Just in portrait mode, I would say the biggest con on Apple is the highlight roll-off on the skin. It looks awful like it's completely burned in and destroyed the biggest con for the OnePlus 9 pro is that the cutouts are not completely accurate or consistent. Looking at the background, you can tell that it's not completely out of focus, so it leaves Bobby areas like that which is not good in darker areas. The portion mode on the OnePlus is very cold and stern again, which is something I don't prefer.

I do like the colors, the warmer colors on the Oppo now taking normal pictures on the front camera. Both are pretty good with the HDR. The colors here are different again warmer tones on opp, which I prefer versus the cooler tones on the OnePlus. The field of view is also a bit wider on the elbow. I do look farther away and also the background as well, for the ultra-wide angle lens both are really great again.

The colors are white. Balancing is different so on the fine x3 pro is leaning towards the magenta warmer side, and, I would say, is a bit more contrast there as well for HDR, I'm going to give it to the fine x3 pro. I can clearly see more in the shadows and the overall image is just better exposed on the main camera. I would say the fine XP pro is a bit more vibrant in the colors and more contrast there. So the overall image does pop a bit more and without using portion mode.

There's also more background blur on the financially pro as well for HDR, I'm going to give it to the Oppo here. I think it just handles it better than the OnePlus. They are telephoto lenses on these phones and on the OnePlus 9 pro you can go straight to 3.3x on a fine x3 pro. You can go straight to 2x or there's another button you can cross to 5x. I think both look perfect here it's just depending on what colors you'd like I do prefer the warmer and more satisfying colors on Oppo for low light, throw all the lenses I'm going to give it to the OnePlus.

Just because it's just more consistent. The colors are also a bit more realistic as well. If you take a look at the color of the sky on the phone x3 pro, it's really cyan, which is not really realistic, and the shadows are also a bit harsher. One thing I can see apple does well is how clean it looks. Looking at the sky, you can tell that there's a lot more noise on the OnePlus, so I don't really prefer the low light colors, but I do like how clean it is, and that is my comparison between the OnePlus 9 pro versus the Oppo 5x3 pro.

Let me know what you guys think and which one you like better, also don't forget to leave a like thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys next time.

Source : Daniel Sin