Pixel 2 XL Low Light Video Test vs Original Google Pixel XL By Cars & Tech by JDM City

What's going on everyone rob here from Carson Tech, the pixel 2 and pixel to Excel are out, and that means it's time for a low-light video test. We're gonna, take the pixel to excel, compare it against the old pixel excel and see how well it does in not the greatest lighting conditions the Sun is starting to set, so it's going to get even darker and that's going to give us a lot of dynamic range and a lot of contrast between skies and floor shadows, and we can really see how well the pixel two holds up now. We're going to compare that against the pixel excel the original one, which I did a low-light video test up in the past, and we'll see how they both bear against each other and see how well that image can be maintained. Before we jump in. Let's establish some parameters: I've got both of them rigged up as close together as possible to try to keep things consistent. Both devices will be shooting 4k at 30 frames per second, with stabilization on there'll.

Be no post edits done on this footage that are coming from the cameras. The only footage you'll see that's edited is that coming from my GH 5, what you're seeing me on right now, I'll also be doing a GH 5 vs. pixel 2 comparison. So if you want to be the first to check that out make sure you hit that subscribe button, the cage will be either mounted to a slider with a fluid head, mount it to a car done on just a tripod with some pans, or I'll, be walking around holding them free form in the cage that I put them in now that it's getting even darker out, let's get to it. So what do you think to the pixel to perform? Well, did it outperform the original pixel? Let me know in the comments below so, if you have any questions about the gear, I use the phones, the camera is any type of condition.

I was shooting in for any tips and tricks. You want to know just drop a comment below I'll do my best to get back to you hope you enjoyed.

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