STOCK Vs GCAM Camera Comparison POCO X3 NFC By TechTablets

Hi, everyone welcome to a little of a different camera comparison here, so it is the Poco x3 and FC, with its stock camera that you're looking at right now recording video with a front-facing camera.1080P quality is okay, it doesn't have any electronic image stabilization and the audio bit right here are 96 kilobits per second, it sounds a little scratchy now you can probably hear some buzzing in the background. That's just some cicadas. So what I'm going to do now is swap over to Guam. So there will be a lot of comparisons. It's all about stock camera versus Guam, Google's camera port to see which one here is the best at what so I'll be checking out the main camera video ultrawide portrait selfies all going to be covered in this video, and this is now Guam, and what we're looking at is very similar kind of results here, but it doesn't seem to have the exposure. That's better.

The exposure now seems to be a little better. What about audio quality, which one do you think was best the first video clip I showed you was the stock camera. This now is Guam. Let me know down in the comments here which one for the front facing vlog quality is the best here. So this right here is 4k with the stock application here, and we have reasonably good stabilization when I pan around you do see a few cutters coming through, and I'm just going to jog ahead a little, and now I'll swap over to the Guam and see if the video quality is better certainly has better audio quality, as you'll hear higher bit rate.

So this is g cam, it's 192 kilo bits per second, the audio quality here versus the 96 we have with Xiaomi's, and it doesn't seem to have so much of that panning butter. When I pan around now there is a bit of wind noise coming through, because it's a little windy here and just jogging ahead, which one do you think has the best stabilization best. Overall video quality, I think, is actually probably the g came here just seems so much smoother with the pants all right. So that was just a very quick look there. You can see that Guam does give us a very different style of photo.

It depends really on what kind of scenario it is, but I noticed with bright colors, especially flowers, that it did so much better capturing all those details. It didn't clip like the stock camera app does that was clipping quite a bit there, the bright hibiscus red flower, the ultra-wide captures more detail with Guam a wider field of view, but it has a little of distortion like a fist, fish eyed lens effect coming through there now for night shots um, I don't have that was close. Actually it didn't come out as quite as good as I thought, with Guam I mean it is maybe better in some shots, but maybe not. It was very, very close there. Now with the video as well, I think audio quality with the 4k look better stability on the 4k, maybe a little better as well with Guam, but certainly when I was panning around.

There was less of that butter coming through when you pan, with the 4k using Guam. You can set a higher bit rate as well, and the higher audio nitrate, I think, made it sound a little better there. So, overall, it's worthwhile testing it out, but I want to do. We want to actually warn people as well that Guam the current ports that are out we need a little more time. This is such a new camera system.

That's coming out on this new phone, of course as well. Sorry uh that the dam is a little unstable there. It crashes a lot uh when you go to two times. Digital zoom is in fact that's the ultrawide and when you click on the ultra-wide and Guam, that's actually the macro camera there. So there's a lot that needs to be tweaked uh front facing video quality is very glitchy as well.

So just maybe wait a little for a much better port, but this is just a preview really of what we can expect using a Guam port here with the Poco x3 and FC. So if you have not seen my full in-depth review of this particular phone, that is right up here and also have another camera comparison against the Poco f2 pro and the k30 ultra. So it's very interesting to see how this one performs, and thank you so much for watching, and I hope to catch you back in the next one.

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