ROUND 2: ASUS Zenfone 6 VS Google PIXEL 3a - Camera Comparison / 4K 60 + EIS By Chigz Tech Reviews

What's up guys, chicks here from chicks tech review's today, I bring you a clarification. Video. This is the before 6 by ASUS and my head-to-head comparison. Video with the pixel went live yesterday, and you will ask a very similar question in relation to the stabilization when shooting in 4k at 60 frames per second. So, let's check out the camera settings together. If I open up the camera settings, so I've opened up the camera.

If I click on video, alright, you can see I've got the main camera highlighted, not the wide-angle lens and at the top it says, 4k at 60 frames per second I will go to settings, so you can see their 4k at 60 frames per second and there's no mention of image. Stabilization I want you to observe what happens when I click on 4k at 30 frames per second image. Stabilization appears: I'll. Do the same at 1080p, 60 frames. It's still there image stabilization, 1080p 30 is still there 4k 60.

It disappears. I think this has got more to do with the firmware version, and I'll show you what version I'm on so here's my software information and build number now I did repeatedly try and look for updates and there were no updates available. But this morning, when I'm about to shoot this explanation, video an update did pop up, and I just want to try and get to that system update. Here we go, so this phone has been on charge this morning, because I want to do another camera comparison. We've the one plus with the 1 plus 7 Pro, and a new system update, is now available, and it's not only available.

It's automatically being installed overnight and all I need to do is reboot to activate it, and here is the change log, and you can see camera super night mode and HDR+ enhance mode and performance improvements on image, processing, speed and image quality. So it would have been nice if this update was available when I shot my first camera comparisons, but I'm going to reboot. Now I've shown you guys that the image stabilization doesn't come up with 4k 60 I'm going to reboot, and we are going to see if it makes any difference tall. So while we're waiting for that to reboot, let's make this video a bit more interesting on this desk in front. I have a lot of boxes there, and that is because I was supposed to shoot the coolest tech of the month special and believe me guys that video takes hours to shoot, and I thought I'll get this one out before.

So, whilst that's rebooting, one plus seven Pros has arrived, I've already shot the unboxing tests and an tutu video and that should be live in a day or two, and then I'm, taking both of these out for a camera comparison test, so I look forward to seeing how they perform. So the update did not take long at all. Let's unlock this screen right here. We go successfully update the system to blah blah blah, and here is the build number and software information I'll just get straight to the point open up the camera app tag, locations. Okay, very nice, go straight to video mode and main camera is selected settings so 4k at 30 frames per second image stabilization.

Is there 4k at 60 frames per second image? Stabilization? Is there so problem is solved in this explanation? Video. You guys saw first time what happened. We needed the update. Now the update was not available before I started the video when I get a phone. The first thing I like to do is the updates and I did search for the updates.

There was no update dropped to my handset, so I guess now it is available for K at 60 frames per second. You have video stabilization there. So I guess we're going back outside before 6 vs. pixel 3 a round 2. Let's go, so I'm learning about again, so I'm out and about round two.

We are testing 4k at 60 frames per second before 6 versus Pixel 3a, and I've got a cat in my garden I've caught the cat. Now guys, I want you to observe this cat eats my fish. This cat actually eats my fish. I got a pond there and that cat eats my fish. I got no fish left in there now gnomes I'm going to take a few pictures as well, and we're going to see the processing difference.

It already does look a lot smoother, very smooth, actually 4k at 60 frames per second, the ASUS before 6 has been rectified, so the image stabilization was super smooth on the pixel, and we had no image stabilization on the before and hopefully the update has resolved things. Okay, let's switch to the front-facing cameras. It's a front-facing camera 4k at 60 frames per second on the before 6, with image stabilization, so I'm hoping for much stable experience on both cameras. We know the Google Pixel. Does it great, but we're going to find out the before update has made a difference or not.

I wasn't expecting to make a video right now, I told, so this is a last-minute thing. I saw the update in the morning made my explanation, video for you guys and awesome stuff. So, let's test out some photos now and let's see what happens so time to check out the photos. Both cameras are set on auto settings now, beginning with the selfie. You can see that the pixel and the before have taken pretty good shots.

Both are great with lots of detail and great edge detection. Colors look similar. However, if you look at the brickwork behind me, you can see a slightly better contrast on the pixel. Now looking at the greens, the colors look similar. But again the detailing looks incredible on the pixel overall compared to the previous comparison test.

I did between these two phones. I do see a more natural result from the before 6, so the firmware update has definitely improved the before camera now I didn't have any plans of doing this round tube, but I did this, especially for you guys. So if you did find it useful, then do hit that like button to, let me know so there you have it guys. That was my camera comparison round. Two between the before 6 and the pixel I was not expecting to make this video this morning.

It just happened. It just worked out like this. So I hope you guys found this video useful, and it's given you guys some clarification on. What's going on with my before camera. I.

Look forward to my next camera comparison: the OnePlus 7 pro versus the before 6. Here is a quick, side-by-side, Beauty and the Beast. No doubt you guys can guess which one is beauty and which one is the beast. Meanwhile, don't forget to Like and subscribe. Thank you so much for watching and I hope.

You all have a brilliant day. See you the next one guys.

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