Samsung A52 5G vs OnePlus 9R vs S20 FE 5G Camera Comparison By TechwithUsama

So welcome to the full camera comparison between uh, the OnePlus 9r Samsung Galaxy a525g and the s20 fan edition 5g first things. First, it is very unfortunate that the OnePlus 9r cannot record in a video resolution higher than 1080p at 30 frames per second. On the other side, the a525g is capable of recording 4k at 30 frames per second and 1080 at 60 frames per second from its front camera and the s20 fan edition. Well, it can record 4k at 60 frames per second from its front camera, and it has all the other resolution options available as well. Right now, I am shooting outside it's been a while. I haven't made a video, so I decided to do this mega camera comparison today.

It's about 42 degrees outside right now, but I wanted to not delay this camera comparison anymore. So uh as we move ahead, I will show you the features of the camera application, and I'll also tell you about the camera hardware. But before I go ahead, it would be massively appreciated. If you guys can uh appreciate my hard work and efforts put into the making of this video and remember you guys- are the judge for the mike's voice, recording quality and this front camera video recording quality as well, one more thing that this video is being shot in the common mode on all the phones which is 1080p at 30 frames per second. So keep that in mind too? Let me uh just take you to the entire uh camera comparison now camera hardware.

Details of all these phones are right on your screen. The a525c and the OnePlus 9r have a mid-range camera sensor. S20 Fe 5g offers a flagship camera sensor, and it's got an additional telephoto lens too. Let's take a look at the camera apps. Now the a525g has a basic Samsung camera application.

It's a feature reach app, but it lacks features like raw support in the pro mode. A525G can record videos up to 4k at 30 frames per second from both its front and the rear cameras. It also has a new Snapchat fun mode. The OnePlus 9r has quite a powerful camera app with an advanced pro mode and various other features. OnePlus 9r can record a rear camera videos up to 4k at 60 frames per second and front.

Camera is limited to 1080p at 30 frames per second. Only the s20 fan edition 5g brings a flagship camera app from Samsung. It's got every single feature you can think of starting from external mic support in the pro video mode to raw support to automatic motion detection in the super slo-mo mode. S20 fan edition 5g can record videos up to 4k at 60 frames per second from both its front and the rear cameras. Both the a525g and s20 Fe 5g can record front camera slow motion too.

The OnePlus 9r can't do this with that being said, let's jump into the camera comparison now, starting off with the rear camera videos. All phones in this video comparison have optical image stabilization, but the is does not work in all the modes on all the phones. These are handheld videos with all the phones mounted on the same tripod. The color tone difference is clearly visible. The stability of the a525g isn't that good in the high-res video modes or in the 4k mode, both the OnePlus, 9r and s20 fan edition.5G have superb stability in almost all the videos here. Watch these videos, and I'll catch you with the photos in just a bit.

Why is the curtains come down? Foreign is? Is? Why is yeah? I wish to be someone mysterious jumping into the photos. Now the selfies first, OnePlus 9r has a very well saturated selfie, but it's extremely soft too. The a525g selfie looks a bit over sharp the s20 fan edition.5G selfie is uh, just s20 Fe 5g selfie is soft too, but it has better details to offer, but- and it looks a bit under saturated too in the portrait mode, all the phones can do equally good, but my choice is 20 fan editions 5g for its clarity and better edge detection. The a52 5g's dynamic range isn't that great its image is struggling while showing my right eye. It's a bit underexposed selfie in the broad daylight, the selfies come out equally good, and here the s20 fan edition.5G has a warmer look here. I am more inclined towards a selfie shot on the a525g.

Let me know which phones selfies. Do you guys, like the most moving on to the rear camera images? Now the OnePlus 9r makes my shirt look too dark. I like the colors on the s20 fan edition.5G exposure is a bit high on the a525g and the OnePlus 9rs image looks slightly underexposed. Edge detection and details are good on all the phones. Shadows on the OnePlus 9r are also dark, same image in the portrait mode here.

The x20 fan edition 5g takes a lead once again with a very well saturated, well colored image, but the OnePlus 9r lacks saturation. The a525g has higher saturation. Instead, it's a good overall image on all the phones. It just depends on your color choice: here's an image, a high-res image from the a525g and the OnePlus 9r here in the high-res mode. The a525g clearly has a superior result.

Let me now show you some night mode images. The night mode on all the phones is quite good, but if I have to pick one phone, that's 20 fan editions.5G is hands down the best low light and night mode performer. The OnePlus 9r has a warmer look in the night mode images, the OnePlus 9r and the 525g are almost at the same level for the low light and night mode images. In fact, at some instances the a525g beats the OnePlus 9r in the night mode images when it comes to the details, especially the s20 fan edition 5g definitely stands out. Its pictures speak for itself.

Take a look at some broad daylight uh, ultra-wide and normal images for your info. Both the 525g and s20 Fe 5g offer a 0.5 x, ultrawide camera. The 9r has a 0.6 x, ultrawide camera angle in the broad daylight, uh images, all phones, output, similar result, a few factors that differentiate these phones include the shadow management and the dynamic range shadows appear too dark on the a52 5g at times, and they appear dark on the OnePlus 9r. At times the s20 Fe 5g's dynamic range is much superior watch, the rest of the photos that are coming on your way in this comparison and make sure to drop your own analysis. In the comment section down below, let me know which phone has impressed you the most overall I'll catch.

You guys with the conclusion in a bit. Hmm- and that's it here- is what I think the OnePlus 9rs camera completes the a525g, but it can not complete the s20 fan edition 5g. You may pick the OnePlus 9r over the a525g if its pricing makes sense to you when compared to the a525g, but over there is 20 fan editions, 5g no way the s20 fan edition 5g's camera is far superior to the OnePlus 9r. You may disagree with me and if you do so make sure to drop your own thoughts down in the comment section hit the like button. If you found this video useful and subscribe if you haven't yet with that being said, I will sign off and see you all in the next one.

Source : TechwithUsama