OnePlus vs. Xiaomi | Camera comparison! 🔥 By Martijn Wester

Hey, it's me, martin, and today we take a close look at the OnePlus word, it's camera and compared to another popular smartphone, the Xiaomi mi 10. So let's start pixel peeping. This here is the OnePlus word, a phone introduced at 399 euros and features some impressive camera sensor specifications on paper- and this is the meat 10 more expensive, fewer cameras, but more pixels. How does it hold up? Let's compare the footage side by side. As you can see, both photos are at the exact same location time in the highest quality setting and with the latest available software taken and at first it doesn't look like there's a huge difference for that. We either have to zoom in at least 400 percent or use a different lens or get into a low light situation only when we use the telephoto lens and zoom in 400 percent.

There is some detail and color missing as well as that. The colors are a little too cool on the north, but overall, very similar images. The same pretty much applies to the wide angle lens. The first big difference that we see are coming from the selfie camera in low light situations. The meter and its selfies are a bit too bluish, but have a better skin color accuracy.

The same counts for the selfie video. The Nordic. Skin colors are a bit too red. Here's a very quick selfie video, as you can see, there's a huge difference between the two in terms of stabilization, but in terms of quality. They both seem to do pretty fine one has a little more contrast and the OnePlus note looks to be a little cooler in terms of the color, but overall, I think both do a great job except for yeah.

I think I will go with north because of the 4k stabilization and the dual camera so yeah for low light conditions. The node doesn't do a bad job at all. Regarding details, sharpness and noise, it's just that the colors are a bit too yellowish, which is only strengthened when the nights cape mode is enabled in this picture. It's good to see that the word handles hard lights better, but when the nights cape mode is turned on the yellow, colors return, but for a mid-range device, the low-light capabilities are perfect, while in daylight conditions the skin color was too red. It's now very accurate in a low light condition and the mi 10 instead is too yellowish for the next three photos.

I want you to guess whether left or right is taken with the OnePlus word or the meat 10. , and here are the answers, and how did you score? Let us know in the comments below. Let's continue with the video footage here, we're walking, and it's a nice way to show how smooth the stabilization is on both devices that there's another thing noticeable the saturation on the mi 10. The OnePlus note has a better true-to-life color coming back to the stabilization. The mi 10 doesn't have it when shooting in 4k 60 fps.

So the note has the advantage here again and as mentioned before, the colors are a bit too saturated on the meat 10, but it locks the exposure a bit better than the north, which also suffers from some lens flares. So here we have both phones in a low light situation, running 4k, 60, fps and well. It doesn't look much of a difference, but then it looks like that. Their meeting is a little more crispy and detailed than the north. This low light situation is also fascinating because it clearly shows you what the software favors aperture or shutter speed, which is really visible if we zoom in so there we have it some low light footage with the selfie camera and, as you can see, there is a huge difference between the two, both quality, wise resolution, wise and stability.

Look at that difference. It's not only the quality of the camera and because the word looks to have like some soft edges. It's also with the resolution, because the mi 10, even though it's a flagship, only supports 1080p on its front camera and the OnePlus note supports all the way up to 4k. So yeah that's a huge difference and I think I would definitely go with the OnePlus over here but yeah. Let me know what your thoughts are, as well as the microphone quality because come check it out from here.

So let me know your thoughts in the comments below and that's it for all the photo and video samples with the OnePlus word and the meat 10. I'm really curious. If you expected this outcome personally, I am surprised to see how well the north held up in some tricky environments, but also how many close calls that we've got it's really nice to see how far smartphone cameras have come and what they can. Do. It's of course difficult to say which one of the two is better.

If you keep the price in mind, but that's a decision you have to make yourself- and I hope- and I think that with this video you have enough information. So, thank you so much for watching this video. I hope you liked it and if you did so, please give it a thumbs up button and subscribe. If you don't want to miss out in the future, these type of videos once again, thank you so much for watching this video and I hope to see all of you in the next one. Ah,.

Source : Martijn Wester