Xiaomi MI 6 VS Meizu PRO 7 VS Galaxy S7 Detailed Camera Review 📷 By Tech In Action

Hey How's it going guys. This is Dean with TeChinAction Today we're doing another camera test review with Xiaomi MI 6 Meizu PRO 7 and Galaxy S7 So we're gonna test out the image quality, color reproduction, dynamic range, sharpness and low light performance And in video category, we're gonna test out the image stabilization auto focus, zoom range and etc. which are listed in the description down below Also be sure to check out my final thoughts at the end of the video All right. Let's jump into it! Ok my thoughts on the cameras I don’t wanna spend too much time talking about mi 6 and s7 cuz that’s been covered like million times already So Im gonna basically focus on meizu pro7 The image in daylight is pretty good. It's sharp and contrasty with fair amount of details Even though the white balance is not always accurate, like one out of ten times it kinda mess up a bit but nothing you can’t fix in the manual mode I also notice that there is a chance you get some redish hint in the sky but other than that, I like it over mi6 In low light, I'd say it’s quite ok It does overexpose quite a few times Then it’s just more grainy, but more often than that, it get the job done In video category, they did cut some corners The stock camera app doesn’t shoot 4k zoom range is not as far, it doesn’t have OIS neither I’m a little disappointed cuz to say the least this phone is quite expensive Stabilization however turns out to be ok thanks to the eis, as long as it’s not too dim There are few things I like about this camera not the camera but the camera on the phone One is the secondary display. It really comes in handy when you do vlogging or take a selfie and you don’t use the shitty front camera the other one is the camera app.

It’s not too complicated like Huawei’s camera it basically has everthing I need right on top and it looks pretty neat All right that was it for today. Give me a thumbs up if you like the video I see you next time ;).

Source : Tech In Action