Redmi 10X 5G vs Oneplus 8 Pro vs iPhone 11 Pro Camera Comparison By Han's Tech Talk

Let me tell you the process of this comparison. First, I have tried to take all sorts of pictures with a model, a human object, and then I took photos of outdoor landscapes under bright daylight and in the low light photos yeah. I haven't forgotten about the selfie cam and if you have any questions and if you want to request any other camera comparison, video, then please make a comment and let me know on the left: it's OnePlus 8 pro this ones got a Sony, mix 586 48 megapixel sensor for its ultra-wide lens. You must understand that there are many smartphones, including OnePlus, 8 and OnePlus word uses this sensor as a main sensor in the middle. It's iPhone 11 Pro this one got a 12 megapixel sensor underneath that ultrawide lens on the right. That's our Redmi 10x 5g, which comes with the smallest ultrawide sensor.

Among these three, it's an 8 megapixel sensor for ultra-wide shots. I feel it's a little sarcastic choice because in ultra white shots you need to grab more why these brands provide smaller sensor for ultra-wide shots. Who knows anyway? Yes, these images were taken under bright, daylight and a light source behind the model, and I'm not surprised to see the performance of OnePlus 8 pro. I didn't expect a lot from Redmi 10x 5g, but iPhone 11 Pro really failed to brighten up the focus. Object failed to find correct exposure.

OnePlus 8 pro not only brightened up the image. It also took good care of background. Well-Lit areas of this picture is not even a little overexposed in terms of details and sharpness iPhone.11 pro images comes close. However. OnePlus 8 pro actually produced an almost perfect image.

OnePlus 8 pro continued to produce better image. These pictures were taken with main sensors of these smartphones, OnePlus 8 pro comes with Sony, mix 689, 48 megapixel sensor, iPhone 11 Pro comes with a 12 megapixel main sensor and a Redmi 10x 5g comes with the ob48b Univision sensor. This is a tendency of Redmi stock camera, Redmi k3 pro Xiaomi mi, 10, youth, Redmi, 10x 5g and a few other Redmi smartphones. Have this issue overexposed background, saturated color tone, lower contrast with higher brightness other than white balance. Every other aspect shows that this is a mid-range smartphone, but before you get to any verdict, I would say please wait and watch through this video at a glance iPhone 11 Pro image looks like it has wider dynamic range.

Also color, grading and skin tone is better along with higher details. However, exposure is still not as good as it should be failed to brighten up the focus object. Finally, OnePlus 8 pro produced an almost perfect image. Yeah, almost because look at that awful white balance, it tried to beautify the sky with blue tint and in the process the whole image lost. The perfect touch, OnePlus 8 pro and iPhone 11 Pro both have this random white balance issue.

However, this isn't a big issue. If pictures are taken under soft and good lighting condition now you can see the difference. Redmi 10x5g doesn't have a telephoto lens. It uses the main sensor to take an image and digitally crops in the middle to create 2x digital zoom image, iPhone 11 Pro again yeah. There is another 12 megapixel sensor for its 2x telephoto shots.

OnePlus 8 pro comes with 8 megapixel sensor under its 3x telephoto lens iPhone.11 pro continues to produce darker image with higher details. Redmi 10x 5g again produced an image with overexposed almost washed out background. However, let me tell you the truth. If you ask me, I would choose that Redmi 10x image, because I found that Karina the model looks way better in this picture. Even color grading is perfect.

Skin tone is a bit saturated, however, not too much OnePlus 8 pro images with white balance and saturation issue. Ah, doesn't look any good. I have tried to take a lot of pictures to eliminate any random issues. However, it seems like all three smartphones are very consistent in performance. I mean if there is anything negative, then you will find it on all images.

Almost all images, and similarly the positives, always stays there. Redmi 10x 5g continued to overexpose and that results washed out background brighter skin tone in terms of details. iPhone 11 pro is the best. Also, if you manually select, focus object, it has better exposure and for sure iPhone, 11 pro dynamic range is higher than the other. Two OnePlus 8 pro continued to have white balance issue, however, once again proved to be the better one with correct skin tone and better contrast ratio.

Yes, ambience and mid-tones are also better on OnePlus 8 pro yeah. When I've checked these portrait pictures on my computer, I just said no: no, no, no! No! No! No! This can't be right, but this is right. You may ask what happened to OnePlus 8 pro, not once I have taken more than 10 photos and all of those pictures have the same dark tone. It's because of hers. Direct lighting to the lens.

Actually, all the three smartphones suffered a bit but OnePlus 8 pro totally failed to recover the moment I have switched to portrait mode. OnePlus 8 pro started to behave differently. It produced darker images with white balance and saturation issues. Edge, detection and both effect is as good as a flagship, but that's ruined by other negative attributes. Redmi 10x5g surprised me with its creamy both effect and edge detection.

However, if you spend a few extra seconds to compare between the image in the middle and the image on the right, then you will get the differences. Yes iPhone.11 pro also have white balance issues, but with perfect contrast, ratio, awesome, both, effect, more details and sharpness iPhone 11 Pro produces images that is more than lucrative iPhone.11 pro and OnePlus.8 pro can take true portraits with their telephoto lens, but as Redmi 10x5g can't do that. I didn't add those in this comparison from outdoor to indoor OnePlus, 8 pro produced images with better exposure. Brightness and contrast ratio is also very good. However, white balance, color rendition and details.

None of these are as good as it should be. Rather Redmi 10x 5g did a bit better with more details. Correct white balance, true to life, skin tone, iPhone, 11, pro saturated the images and kept that dark tone. White balance of iPhone 11 Pro is also not correct. Yes, iPhone 11, pro images are lucrative, but red mite and x5g images are close to reality.

Now it is very difficult to choose the best indoor portrait. Truly. A lot depends on personal preference. Of course, we can select the depth effect on all of these smartphones, but I took these images. I mean the portrait images in stock mode without changing anything iPhone 11 Pro color rendition is better and images depicts correct skin tone.

Redmi 10x5g has higher brightness but lower contrast ratio. That's the reason why background looks brighter, but the model looks a little dark than usual. Even if OnePlus 8 pro images are a bit exposed, then reality I would select OnePlus 8 pro indoor portraits. I know a lot of people would say that iPhone 11 Pro has more details and portrays reality. But, as I have mentioned earlier, when it goes down to personal preferences, then yeah it's different.

One thing I must mention after that poor outdoor performance of Redmi 10x5g. I have never thought that Redmi 10x 5g could perform this good in indoor environment I mean I'm impressed outdoor ultra-wide and yes, as usual, OnePlus 8 pro tried to make the blue sky more blue and in the process, white balance of the whole image has changed. iPhone 11 pro with higher dynamic range, better color, grading, more details in the shadows produced the best images, Redmi 10x 5g, with overexposure increased brightness and a bit of saturation reminds us that almost all the Redmi devices have similar trends. I am surprised to see that in terms of details and sharpness, OnePlus 8 pro and Redmi 10x 5g for naked neck with iPhone 11 Pro, it was a wonderful day, and I was really interested to see how the main sensors of these three smartphones perform, and things are really almost the same. Without much of a difference, I mean it's similar between ultrawide and main sensor.

Yes, this time details and sharpness is better on iPhone.11 pro white balance issue on OnePlus 8 pro continues, but less than those ultrawide pictures. Redmi 10 x5g also have that white balance issue on main sensor under harsh sunlight. When I check the sky color rendition of all these smartphones, I find big differences not only that the structure and buildings at the background have difference in color grading, yes, iPhone.11 pro images is a bit saturated. However, considering all other positive traits, I would go with iPhone 11 Pro yeah, some subscribers and viewers requested for more indoor photos and after snapping a few ultrawide and main sensor photos. I found that.

Yes, all of these three generates images with different white balance and color tone and among these three iPhone 11 Pro color reproduction is very different from the other two smartphones in ultrawide and main sensor photos. Amazingly Redmi 10x5g has more consistent, color grade in all different conditions. I mean indoor, soft and low light conditions, OnePlus 8 pro bumps up and down saturation and white balance. Issue comes and goes which makes life difficult under different lighting conditions. The same thing would fit for iPhone 11 Pro, but surprisingly iPhone 11 Pro color tone kept cool once again.

It is really amazing that how Redmi 10x 5g constantly reproduced colors that is almost close to reality. Before we check video quality, I wanted to check a portrait shot without any human object. Yes, this is a Hurst test, cause edge detection of that flower. Bouquet is very difficult. iPhone 11 pro usually fails and failed again.

OnePlus 8 pro and Redmi 10x5g did better in edge detection and Redmi.10X5G image is the best among these three because it has true-to-life color tone better depth effect and exposure through the image is the same also background. Color did not get changed time for selfie and selfie portrait. This time I am going to leave these images unmarked. I want to know whether you can pick the right pictures or not want some hints: okay, OnePlus 8, pro saturated the images, Redmi 10x 5g tried to add beauty effect to my face and the skin tone and iPhone 11 Pro gone a little darker than usual. Also, I'm not surprised to see that iPhone 11 profile to detect edges correctly in portrait mode.

Now, don't forget to make a comment, and let me know which selfie and selfie portraits are taken with Redmi 10x 5g. Now these videos were recorded at 1080p 30 frames per second, I did not try to hold the smartphones cautiously. I was carelessly holding the extended stick where I have attached. All of these three smartphones, Redmi 10x5g, doesn't have optical image. Stabilization other two smartphones got is.

I have said many times that iPhone 11 Pro is the best for video recording. Here you can see that there is a clear difference, check the sky, check, exposure and yeah in terms of details and sharpness once again iPhone 11 Pro is the winner. Without any hesitation, a few people may bring the price issue and yeah. If we take the price into consideration, then it may sound different another 4k 30 frames per second and yeah. This time these videos were recorded outside as Redmi 10x5g doesn't have is.

I have tried to work cautiously, and I'm surprised to see the result. I mean look at this. Redmi 10x5g can also record almost smooth 4k videos. Have you noticed that color tone is different between 1080p and 4k? However, OnePlus 8 pro did the worst. These 4k 30 frames per second video is recorded in indoor lighting, condition check carefully how exposure and color grading changes on Redmi, 10x 5g, based on ambient light condition and colors.

Yes, Redmi 10x 5g did great to stabilize the video. However, if you check carefully, then you can see jelly effect at the background. OnePlus 8 pro has good stabilization and details. Most importantly, color grading and white balance kept the same throughout the video anyway. What do you think about these three smartphones? I'm not gonna, give any verdict, because I have already given my verdict through this video.

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