Pixel 4 VS iPhone 11 VS Samsung S10 - Camera Comparison! By Redskull

What's happening everyone, my name is Alex and welcome back for this camera comparison. We have the latest and greatest from Google the pixel, for we have the iPhone 11 and, of course, the Samsung Galaxy S 10. So in this video we are going to find out which phone takes better pictures and videos. Now, just in case you are wondering all the pictures were taken about a second apart from each other using the auto mode, except for the nighttime pictures, because for the nighttime pictures I had to switch the pixel four and the Samsung Galaxy S 10 to the night modes, the iPhone switches to that mode by itself. So in this video you're going to see a bunch of daytime pictures, I've also included some portrait mode. Pictures I have a bunch of nighttime pictures as well, and after those we can check out some sample videos during the day and during the night recorder do the front and the rear cameras on these three devices and all the way at the end, some selfies and just before, we start healthier by pressing that, like button, it's going to mean quite a lot to me.

Alright, so I think we should start by checking out some daytime pictures. So after looking at a bunch of pictures, I have to say that they all look pretty good in their own way. Now, if you see the pictures from the pixel 4 and the iPhone 11, those phones look very, very similar, the dynamic range is the same. The colors are the same, but then, if you look at the pictures taken by the S stand, the saturation is much higher. So the pictures look more Instagram ready if you know what I mean, but what I've notice is that the dynamic range is battering pretty much.

Every single picture taken by the s 10, so I think for dynamic range. The s 10 did better than the pixel and the iPhone 11. But again tell me what you guys think leave a comment down below and let me know now moving on to some portrait mode. Pictures well for portrait mode. Pictures I feel that the pixel four has the most detail for the subject for my girlfriend in this case, but I personally like how the portrait mode pictures from the iPhone, 11th or not so I, think the iPhone 11 would be the first one for portrait mode pictures, then the pixel and then the Samsung Galaxy S ten, because the S then just doesn't look that great for portrayed more pictures, but no matter which one of these phones you choose.

They all do really it. So. Once again, let me know in the comments down below which phone you bring for daytime pictures and I. Think I have a few more pictures that I want you to see. I'll be right back everywhere.

Moving on to nighttime pictures well for nighttime pictures, I feel that the pixel for and the iPhone 11 ? the best followed by the Samsung Galaxy S 10, because if you check those pictures of your notice that pretty much every single picture taken by the s10, it's darker than the other, two, and I know some of you are going to say but hold on the darker picture looks closer to reality, and that may be true, but I think it just comes down to your personal preference. For me personally, I like someone, some pictures taken by the iPhone 11 and some pictures taken by the pixel for the both don't do perfect in low light. So definitely let me know in the comments down below which pictures you prefer for nighttime pictures between these three devices and next we're going to check out some sample recordings down the front and rear cameras during the day. So we are basically looking for the best sound for the best video quality and, of course, the best and image stabilization. Now for the rear cameras, I was able to record in 4k at 30 frames per second, even though the iPhone and the S thing can do four get 60 frames per second and up for the front-facing cameras.

I was only able to do 1080p all the pixel and for kill the other two done. The pixel four can only do 1080p with the front. So, let's take all those photos, and I'll be right back. This is our first video test between the pixel for the Samsung Galaxy S Pen and the iPhone 11 I'm, currently recording in 4k at 30 frames per second, and at this resolution all three devices have an electronic image stabilization. Now the s10 and iPhone 11 can also record in 4k at 60 frames per second, something that the pixel 4 cannot do so under these conditions.

So, basically working on a sunny day and in the shade here, the saw recording from these three devices would look like cs10 and, of course, the pixel. For so for this recording I'm going to go running for few meters, so you can see which device has better electronic image stabilization. So, let's do this and for our last daytime video we have some shade and some sunshine, so you can see which device does better for dynamic range for video recordings. Of course, so I'm gonna keep walking straight for a bit or pan left and walk down again and to the right, and we are moving on to another video test, but this time around I'm using the front-facing cameras on the pixel for the Samsung Galaxy s them and, of course, the iPhone 11. Now the iPhone 11 and the S, then we can also do 4k the front-facing camera, where the pixel, for we can only do 1080p with a front-facing camera.

It is unfortunate, but reality. So this whole recording Broken facing cameras on these three devices would look like, so I'm going to turn around, and we're going to walk this way a bit because the Sun isn't in my face now, so you can see the details of the video better. So this whole recording with the front-facing camera on these three devices would look like so personally. I feel that the iPhone 11 has the best video quality, the best colors and the best crispiness, and if I can call it that, then, would the pixel 4. We get the best image stabilization and then with the Samsung Galaxy s, then we get the best sound.

But only if you talk behind the phones, because if you talk in front of the phones, the iPhones sound is better, so I guess that has to do with the microphone positioning on the iPhone. But definitely let me know what you guys think, because the videos do look good for ramen all three devices, so yeah leave a comment down below and let me know which one you think is best for video, and we're moving on. Keep checking out some nighttime recordings and for nighttime recordings. I have to say that the iPhone sucks badly I mean it's probably the worst out of the tree. So let's check out those recordings, and I'll be right back.

We are moving on to a quick video test in low-light between the pixels for the Samsung Galaxy, S, 10 and, of course, of the iPhone 11. As you can probably see, I am walking I'm, currently recording in 4k at 30 frames per second, so I'm going to go this way. It's getting dark around here, and this way you can see which device does better in low light, so I'm going to keep walking, and I'm gonna pan right and left or this building here. So this is our recording from these three devices would look in low-light, and we're moving on to our second video test in low light between the pixel for the iPhone 11 and, of course, the Samsung Galaxy s 10. So I'm going to pan right here, I can't Ales much on the iPhone 11, but I can see some stuff on the pixel and the s.

Then next I'm gonna keep walking straight for a bit, and I'm going to paddle left here. So this whole recording at night between these three devices would look like and as you've seen for yourself. Nighttime videos aren't great on any of them, but if I'd have to choose one of them, I think the pixel 4 does the best at night, followed by and the Samsung Galaxy S 10 and then with the iPhone 11 being the last one for nighttime recordings. But realistically none of them does that great. Alright, then, it's time to check out some selfies and of course, I have selfies during the day and during the night, one for selfies I personally feel that the iPhone 11 does the best for selfies at least I look the best in those selfies.

Even though the selfies from the pixel 4 have a bit more detail, I still feel that I look the best in the iPhone 11 selfies. As for the S 10. Well, those selfies just don't look good at all. It has like a face, smoothing effect on pretty much every single picture, as for my time, selfies well hard to say once again: I guess the pixel does the best, but then, in certain non pictures my face becomes way too white, so they were kind of sucked for nighttime selfies on their alley sticking. So there you have it the pixel for the iPhone 11 and the Samsung Galaxy S 10.

So, whichever one you choose, they all do pretty good these days. Well, I think the iPhone and the pixel do better than the S. Then, at least in my opinion. So definitely let me know in the comments down below which phone you prefer for daytime pictures, nighttime, P, some videos and selfies. Of course, alright guys hopefully enjoyed this video.

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