Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Real World Camera Test By Joshua Vergara

All right I'm, going through all the photos and videos from this, the Xiaomi, Minor 10, Season and I actually took it out for a day in LA to one of my favorite spots, the broad Museum. So the majority of what you're going to see in this video is from this particular phone. It has five cameras on the back 8 32 megapixel front facing camera. But of course, the main thing that everyone's going to talk about with this phone is the main sensor at 108 megapixels, that's nuts, let's pop into it, it's a vlog of LA using the Xiaomi Minor 10, let's pop in I figure. I should start this up right. This is a real world camera test with the brand-new Xiaomi me note, okay I'm, currently at 92%, as we leave to head out for a kind of day and afternoon, maybe an evening out in Los Angeles, first stop being downtown LA to the broke Museum fun facing camera with 32 megapixels.

But this is obviously video 1080p video on the front, but yeah we're going to I. Don't really do the like battery check ins, but I figure I might as well, because this phone has a crazy 50 to 60 mill amp hour battery inside and running on. The snapdragon is 730 G. Well. That should mean that this thing can last at least all day, welcome to the road Museum riding over to the tablet right now, because the infinity of room is a thing here, and maybe we'll be able to get it, but we're not too sure yet, hopefully the way it's not too bad.

So it comes down to the obvious question: can you use all 108 megapixels to good effect? Well, that's not really the point. What the point really is to use four of those pixels at a time so that it's like one big pixel, so it's called pixel binning, that's the actual term and what you get instead or 27. Megapixel final photos that have better detail because of the oversampling that is occurring. Initial impressions are honestly good, and really it's not going to be one of those magical things where you get a 108 megapixel photo you zoom in, and it's incredibly clear. No definitely not just like with any other smartphone.

You have to have the best possible lighting conditions in order to make that happen. What I really enjoyed, though, is the stabilization on the main sensor you're, using that main sensor for video most of the time you can always switch over to the wide-angle, or you can do zoom modes at two, five or even higher than that, but you can't do that, while you're recording I forgot to turn off the watermark. What's the thing with these Xiaomi phones, always the watermark quite default. So let me pop in their turn it off, but let me do that first, and then I'll talk about a couple of things that I'm already enjoying off this phone, all right. So right off the bat you know, I'm going to love these vlog modes that are in the video mode on this camera.

It's basically a guide that will just tell you, you know shoot whatever you want, and we'll add the affection for you, and then it creates this I, don't know 11 to 15 seconds little real. Now you can create a bunch of them, maybe just use them as like interstitials between your main segments in your vlog, and it's a really nice way of adding some dynamic elements into the video. So it's nice that Xiaomi thought about by the way in those blog modes, you can't use the other lenses, so it's a tiny bit restricting while also being really fun and useful. So something to kind of keep in mind is doing a good job. At least it's definitely using that wide-angle lens for this video, but also, as is a big deal with a phone like this 4k recording using a wide-angle lens.

You know, I have to, admit the snap check of 7:30. She is kind of showing its colors here. It's not supposed to be the fastest latest greatest processor by Qualcomm and me. Think that's what I'm actually experiencing right now, especially in the camera app, which is what I'm going to be using most on this phone today, trying to go to the different modes, the different lenses and five cameras on the back. So there's a lot of processing that has to be done and even just the processing of the main photos themselves might take a little.

It's not that bad. It's not super slow or anything like that, but it is something you notice, especially when you're shooting over and over again back to back I've, been pushing this thing for a while it's about an hour. So here in the borough, just getting a bunch of 4k footage, a bunch of photos, some 108, obviously no code that we can call it that anyway, down to 70%, so a loss of about 22% batteries, quick tour of the Brad Museum third floor. Now we are coming down to the bottom floor because it's almost time for us to get into the infinity room, which I think would be a great place to test out a couple of this from skipper clinics. We don't get a lot of time in the efficient, get your photos Dali la and then like it's funny.

This is such a typical day in LA. For me, whenever I bring people here, it's museum, Grand, Central Market, which we're going to right now and then something else. I, don't know whatever this, but it's these two things I always made this walk so many times by now. Wait a minute, sorry, okay, but yeah that'll about do it for what is an actually pretty affordable device that has made available globally under the name the Note 10 in China. This is the CC 9 Pro.

If you follow my channel, you know I'm a fan of Xiaomi devices. This is no exception. I think it is a very solid, general everyday device that happens to be powered by a good mid-range processor in the Snapdragon 730 G, still good for gaming and the only time I ever noticed any slowdown that actually impeded. My workflow was when I was waiting for those 108 megapixel photos to be processed I kind of give that a pass, though, because that's a lot of data to actually go through, but in any case, I want to know what you think about this real world camera test using this particular phone. It was another nice little vlog, I haven't done one of these in a little, but I want to know what you all thought about: the video quality, the photo quality of the vlog mode, even with that little peter MacKinnon escalope.

That shows up at the end of the 16 is second clip and then also. Let me know what kinds of things you want to see in the full review ii. Do you have any questions I'll try to be in the comment sections as much as possible and yeah? I'm going to go ahead and call it on this one. Thank you so much for watching subscribe to my channel. If you haven't already don't forget to watch my first impressions, video on this phone over at pocket now drop some likes on that video as well and get into the comments sections.

I'm going to continue. Looking at these photos, that's why I have this laptop here. I was actually editing this kind of live while I was doing this a roll segment, but in any case, I want to call it on this one. Thank you so much for watching, and I would just remind you to enjoy your tea. Everybody.

Source : Joshua Vergara