Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 vs S21 Real World Camera Comparison By Daniel Sin

Today, we're gonna, compare the cameras on a galaxy s21 versus the z flip three, all right. Let's do a quick microphone test of testing one two one two. This is how it sounds like on the z flip three tests: three one, two one two. This is how it sounds like on the s21 today, I'm going to Kirsty Korean because they partnered with Hershey's to make two different s'mores donuts for limited time, and then I'm going to nearby mall because they got Popeye there, and I have not tried out their new nuggets yet last forever. Oh, you know things never stay the same, never stay the same. I am liking.

The camera experience on a z, flip 3. Having that back screen is really helpful, especially if you like to vlog it's going to be like your favorite thing. Not only that I can see myself, but I can actually see how long the clip is. Of course, I can use the front camera, but if I want the best quality, I got to use the back camera. The form factor of the flip is also an additional thing to the camera experience, because I can set that down and angle it and record.

However, I want, whereas on s21 I can't do any of that, I would have to bring a tripod and that's just something extra. I have to carry with old me cause. You know it's only going to get better yeah this season's. Nowhere to oh change know things never stay the same. You can also use this camera when it's completely shut.

So all you have to do is double press on the power button and a camera will pop up on your little screen and then, if you want to change um lenses, you can just swipe on it and if you want to take a picture or start recording just tap on the screen, if you do take a picture in like its clamshell mode or while it's completely shut, I do notice that the resolution of the picture and video is one by one or a square. I went to the settings and I try to find some way to change it, but if I really can't hopefully in the future they'll add this like change in the future update for the camera software, the experience is pretty much the same thing. It has the same modes and features, but the flip does not have a telephoto lens, so I'm going to try to zoom in to match up the s21 and see how they can compare. Oh man, so far. What are the things I don't really like about? The z flip 3.

Well, is the battery. It is smaller, of course, than s21, so it will drain faster, and I think, using the small screen, a lot in the front will help drain that battery faster as well. So I would advise you to bring an external battery pack to help you charge throughout the day, especially if you are vlogging a lot you would, you would definitely need it, and the second thing is: it does get pretty hot. I know right now: it's like around 90 degrees, so it should be hot, but I would assume even in normal temperatures cooler temperatures it would still be pretty hot, or hopefully it does not overheat, but it's hot to the point where it does get pretty uncomfortable to touch. So that's one thing I'm pretty worried about, but who knows I'll see when we do more camera comparisons walking in the rain finding better days outside? To give you guys an idea about the battery? I started my day around four o'clock.

Now it's eight four hours later the s21. I started the day with uh 98, and now it's at 60 with the flip 3. It was at 73 and now is at 20. So you guys can judge from that. I will be comparing the iPhone 12 Pro due to flip 3, and I'm pretty sure you guys know what to do.

If you want to see that so, thanks for watching I'm going to end off here, and I'll see you guys later.

Source : Daniel Sin