Samsung Galaxy S20 FE vs TMO Revvl 5G | Daytime Camera Comparison By [Sic]Erik TV

How's it going YouTube sick, Eric back again with another video, and today we are doing camera comparison between the Samsung Galaxy s20 fan edition and the T-Mobile rebel 5g. As always, the uh Samsung is going to be on your left and the T-Mobile rebel is going to be on your right, and we are outside at the park a little cloudy today and a little noisy with the cars. So let me know how this sounds. This is front facing camera on both of these at 1080p 30 frames per second, that is the cap on the T-Mobile rebel and, as you can see, you feel the view it is kind of windy out here. Field of view is a little wider on the Samsung than it is on the T-Mobile rebel. How has a look like I said, they're cloudy and windy, so stick around for some pictures and some video of the comparison between the Samsung Galaxy s20 fan edition and the T-Mobile rebel 5g.

Don't go anywhere guys all right, so some specs on each of the device, the Samsung Galaxy s20 Fe, has three reef rear facing cameras. Uh. Two of them, the main sensor is going to be 12. Megapixel ultra-wide is 12 megapixels and the telephoto is 12 megapixels. The front facing camera is a 32 megapixel front facing camera both front and back can record up to 4k 60 frames per second telephoto is a three times optical zoom, I believe, but it can visually zoom up to 10 or 30 and 20.

If I'm not mistaken but, like I said all digital front facing camera, 32 megapixels, you do have the option to shoot that full 32 megapixels on the front facing camera, and I will be doing that today on the Samsung Galaxy s20 fan edition going on over to the T-Mobile revel, you get a 48 megapixel main sensor with an 8 megapixel ultra-wide and a 5 megapixel depth sensor front facing camera is going to be your 16 megapixel front. Shooter the front facing camera does have a cap at 1080p. Rear facing camera can record up to 4k 30 frames per second on the T-Mobile rebel, so I will be doing the highest resolution on that right now. You are seeing this on the Samsung Galaxy s20 fan edition. At full, 4k 60 frames per second, so this is 1080p 60 frames per second.

So all right so, like I said, Samsung Galaxy s20 FP will be on your left. T-Mobile's revel on your right and right now we are at 4k 30 frames per second, and it is a bit windy outside 4k 30 is the limit on the T-Mobile rebel 5g, and we're going to go ahead and keep it fair and keep the Samsung at the same quality. How does it handle the sound on both of these phones? Let me know 4k 30 frames per second wow all right, so this is rear-facing camera 4k, 60 frames per second on the Samsung 4k30 on the T-Mobile rebel. It's quite windy outside full, recording capabilities on the rear, facing cameras of both devices all right, so this is rear facing camera 4k 60 frames per second on the Samsung 4k30 on the T-Mobile rebel. It's quite windy outside full, recording capabilities on the rear-facing cameras of both devices, all right so rear facing cameras, comparison, 4k, 30 frames per second, all right, so rephrasing cameras, comparison, 4k, 30 frames per seconds, foreign.

Source : [Sic]Erik TV