I agree with your analysis, although the Note 10+ is prob the best all rounder when you consider the comprehensive pro mode built in, variable aperture, TOF sensor, better ultra wide camera (with night mode), etc... Although shooting in auto, iphone 11 pro seems to be slightly better in most scenarios.
1st - iPhone; 2nd - Note 10+; 3rd - P30 Pro; 4th - Pixel 4 ; the camera on the Pixel 4 doesn't justify that premium pricing, thus, I think it's last place.
Throw in ultrawide and the ultrawide/telephoto and the note wins hands down. But from this comparison i think its a draw between the note and the iphone
I love how p30 pro is still a contender despite the fact that the other phone are the latest of their bunch. P30 pro - March 2019 Note 10+ - August 2019 Iphone 11 - September 2019 4xl - October 2019
Ridwan you do know that the iPhone and Pixel both don't natively have manual modes right? Most people don't want to fidget around with manual modes, on a phone. They just want to point, shoot and be done with it. Also using manual modes doesn't mean you'll get good results. If you don't understand how to get good angles, shoot relative to your light source, center the subject, pose the model, and other things, manual mode won't mean a thing
@@kingdeedee Yeah, you're right on both parts. Most people don't bother with manual adjustments when shooting with a phone. They apply standard filters and don't bother with manually editing the individual editing bars as well. Can't call them individuals who know how to take pictures then since they literally don't do anything but press the shutter button, right? Of course, you as the photographer need to do the necessary stuff on your end before snapping a photo. Then again, there are people who don't really take photos of people as their subject, and there are people who prefer taking candid shots.
Yeah, definitely this! I kept scanning pc mag looking for the next review, didn't realize the review changed homes to this channel. It's like dxo mark, but accurate. LoL
INDIA.. for Sure... as all of people from Middle East... if someone takes an old cheap camera and says it is a SAMSUNG Galaxy and other is an iPhone... you always will say: SAMSUNG
I agree. It's gonna be about personal preference. I used to love Samsung flagships because of skin clarifying effects for selfie but I've learned that natural beauty wins! Haha. #TeamPixel.
Stop saying note 10 plus has a noise reduction algorithm, its just they increase the saturation and contrast in the pre production models, which is what RUclipsrs got for their reviews. Mass production models will have noise in their pictures, check the note 10 units manufactured after August
Pixel 4 has dual exposure sliders and none of the other phones have it. You could adjust the shadows and highlights with it so its the best smartphone for still photography
There are a few things to note. Note 10 has pretty amazing wide angle and very useful remote shutter. But lower light interior pictures are not very good especially with faces. It's also nearly impossible to shoot moving objects indoors and at low light. Pixel does those way better
I'd have to agree about the iPhone. And also because I'm not an iPhone user, I would chose the note 10. Plus it's a much more versatile phone overall. Again this my opinion so to each his own.
I'm a pixel 3 XL user and I agree with your choice of Frist and second place. Well done Apple. As far as I'm concerned they've set the bar this year no doubt with incredible clarity and dynamics in their photographs and video...Very disappointed that GOOGLE has let the pixel down this time around especially with all the exaggerated hype they purposely released.. Great video thank you for sharing..
Incredible comparison, I would love to see another when the S20 line is out with their new bigger sensors. Did you leave the AI Scene Optimiser on or off with the Note 10?
Great video and I agree 100%. The Pixel 4 underperformed which makes it a bad buy in my opinion. At a price similar to an iPhone it's just ridiculous. The note 10 always has the best HDR in my opinion and handles most scenes well, except for low light. I've been an Android user for years and finally switched to Apple after the iPhone 11 Pro Max release. It has the most consistent shots and you don't really have to fidget around with anything. Last, I'm a HUGE Huawei fan. I think they make great products, but they're notorious for blowing out highlights in the background. I hope this is resolved on the Mate 30 Pro whenever that gets released. I think it will be a great competitor.
I basically subscribed to this channel because of last cam standing. The s10+ (which is what i have) got a of of camera updates since launch, do you think it's on par with the note?
No its not lol. Pixel is far better especially with selfie shots which was not showcased here. Video on the other hand is iPhones strongest suit no contest
They never were. They're terrible cameras. P30 pro beats it in almost every scenario in this test as well as real life. There's nothing an iPhone can do better than a P30 pro in photos.
I have the Note 10+ and the iPhone 11 Pro max and I couldn't agree more. Iphone really upped their game this year. I do give a slight edge to the iPhone's camera but if I could only keep one phone it would be the Note 10+
Have both iPhone pro 11 and pixel 4XL. Night mode is where iPhone shines best with colors (more noise but pixel was better detail, just looked "digital"). Portrait mode on iPhone is not versatile and awful in some cases like with bright light behind it or in low light. Of course iPhone has wide angle. Everywhere else, they are about equal with iPhone warmer than life and pixel is close to life or sometimes on cool side.
You're right about Pixel 4. It must perform much better in camera department than it does in reality. Just because it lacks too many other things which other phones have.
I think the conclusion is that in most scenarios, people don't need a better camera, they just need to learn to take good pictures. I still use a Pixel 2 XL, which even by 2019/2020 standards is still an excellent camera, but there are so many options that are just as good or better nowadays yet when I go to family gatherings I still end up being the (unpaid) family photographer. I have family members with the latest iPhones, Samsungs and Huaweis that still believe my camera is better than theirs. Just learn to take photos people. Even "mediocre" cameras like OnePlus can yield amazing results
@@TechAdvisor Props to you for the excellent comparison as well. This might've been the most well-done phone camera comparison I've ever seen. Love from Canada. Also I gotta say the iPhone won it for me as well. It's probably the most versatile of the bunch
just my personal preference, I own the note 10 & pixel 4XL, wife has the iphone 11Pro. We both like the pixel 4 photos best most of the time. The Note is way to soft for people photos. Landscape photography is great on the Note, but we take photos of people and it just always softens way to much or makes a muddy looking photo...just don't care for the Note cameras at all in day to day normal use.
@@spamtelevision Deep fusion made on a minor difference in detail. More marketing than substance. It does nothing in low light nor does it help portrait mode or back light compensation. At least that is what we are seeing with pictures today from her iPhone after she updated yesterday. If anything I think the colors got even more saturated like Samsung. Very brighter than life. But most people prefer that.
Keith Leger I have the iPhone 11 Pro and I updated yesterday to iOS 13.2. Deep fusion works only when the outside frame is off. I took a some photos and they were surprisingly sharp and very detailed.
@@spamtelevision Same as what we noticed. However, it did nothing in night mode shots. Just a little sharper and deeper on main lens only, but colors are more vibrant than life like Samsung was always "criticized" for doing. It is not a drastic/game changing addition as their "marketing" makes it sound. Apple just has great marketing words.
That's what I'm experiencing. I have the Note 10 and I hate how it softens people skin and it kills detail. It's also hard to take pictures indoors also because of motion blur and makes it look like a painted mess.
A bit of a shame to leave out portrait modes as many people are now using this feature, and would have liked to compare their edge detections. Otherwise, a nice informative comparison with great consistency. thank you
Great work! Could you consider adding a 4th category to your testing? Capturing moving objects such as animals or kids. I find this to be what separates the best from the rest.
Since the camera update in oct for samsung phones. The dynamic range has greatly improved. Ive compared my s9+ to an iphone 11promax and they both were so close Obviously the iphone won but for years and price difference. This was incredible
Nice review, well done.i prefer I phone but the pro camera option available with other phones not in iPhone ,I phone you have to depend third-party camera app
Dear Bro,..... Very good detail compare presentation..... The only one special requezt to you to perform one more round comparison with Huawri Mate 30 Pro...... because it gain the highest scire from DXO Mark benchnark.....we prefer to see how good having dual 40 Megapixel lens..... Thanks in advance.... Regards, SonG
That is a great question! I've unfortunately never been able to try an Exynos variant. But hopefully one day I can do a comparison between just those 2. -Adam
To P30 Pro users: how do you deal with the green tint in auto-mode? Did Huawei fix it in their camera software updates, at some point? Does shooting in RAW fix the issue? I need to buy a new phone, and the price reached by the P30 Pro is close to what is good for my budget, as I don't want to push beyond the 550€.
Nice comparison as usual. Always a fan of your comparisons. While I agree that the iPhone did well in the second round, it did fell behind in the 1st & 3rd round. So I honestly believed in order to fairly declare a overall winner in the end, another feature should've been considered, such as camera functions & features, or maybe a test of the selfie cameras or video capabilities.
Yeah, I pondered on keeping the extra features category but I dropped it because it was time intensive to produce (the extra broll) and it distracted from the main focus: pure photo results. With that said, even if I would of had an extra features category or looked at video capabilities, I still think it would of been a toss up between the iPhone and Note 10+. You know which one I would personally pick, but I'm trying to refine the testing so that it's more focused. Either way thanks for watching on the new channel, I'm glad you were able to find it! -Adam
I do not want to favor the Huawei P30 Pro but I noticed a tendency among reviewers comparing its photos to top smartphones. P30 Pro HAS NO AUTO HDR MODE like virtually all other smartphones! You must enable this mode yourself. No wonder that against the light or in other scenes, clouds or sky are burnt ... supposedly experts and their knowledge is negligible - or they are aware of it and deliberately show everyone how weak Huawei is ...
Buying the iPhone 11 Pro Max over the note 10+ is the best decision I have ever made. This is honestly the best iPhone experience. Everything is smooth and snappy and the camera is so good that it is hard to not get a good picture.
For price p30 pro is best! And is the phone which go out about 7 month ago!!!!! 11 pro, 10+, and pixel 4.. now. But between this 3, note10+ like a ultimate phone.
He did show the telephoto when he was checking the clarity when on zoom and the iPhone won it hands down. The ultra wide would have been unfair because the pixel doesn’t have one but if they did do the comparison I think the Samsung would have one on that one by a bit. But overall Apple has dominated the camera performance especially when you consider that they are way better when it comes to video recording when compared to its competitors. I think the iPhone is the better and safer choice.
Iphone still didn't get rid of that yellowish skin tone. I get it about warmer tones, but they make skin look less realistic. Such a colours might be good for instagram fans, but for me, its Note10+/p30 pro to have an edge here.
Apple has improved the camera a lot! Photos shot by the iphone 11 series are most detailed due to its magical computational algorithm --- Smart HDR in bright scenes, Deep Fusion in moderate lighting scenes, Night mode in poor lighting scenes--- which surprise me a lot. Apple breaks the hardware limit of the 1/2.55" sensor by applying the incredible camera algorithm. Improving images quality by using computational method has been using by Google since the pixel phone came out. However, Apple now accomplishes the top place of computational photography due to its awesome A13 chipset. How incredible can Apple be by using a 1/2.55" sensor, with the help of night mode, to beat up P30's 1/1.7 sensor in low night scenes. No any other phones have ever achieved this before. The details and texture of stuffs in the photos captured by iPhone 11 are crazy!!!
I agreed with you up until you concluded the Note 10 better than the Pixel 4, I agreed with you when you said the colors were off on the 10. I feel that a more natural soft tone is always better than oversaturation, the part were the Pixel does stumble is in the zoom in details.
google have said this in there pixel 4 persantation video that if you want a more details shoot dont crop images zoom in camera viewfinder and then capture cause google camera use SuperRes after 1.4x zoom
P30 pro wasn't bad in every condition its for me the everyones taste here and I'm impressed.... And also that sensor well it feels like the bokeh was without the portrait mode the best....
Tech Advisor had done a big mistake for this, He hired so beautiful model for this mobile camera caparison video, my focus had just stuck on her, so for me Clear winner is SHE :)
That's funny, I got the pixel 4xl and my wife the iPhone 11 and there is no competition, the pixel 4 blows it out of the water. I'm tired of these so called reviews
For main lens..i don't have any preference right now..all of them are excellent..but i would choose the p30pro just for the camera modes..so many options to shoot
Even if pixel 4 underexposes a little you can edit the photo. but you can't get the details which are not captured. I don't like note 10 it softens too much.
iphone for processed edited straight out of the camera, but i sometimes do like the warmer iphone tones. p30pro for real life to be edited by you after, p30pro bokeh in all photos due to bigger sensor 1/1.7" ,, i am p30pro owner
So which phone do you think won?!?
-Adam
I agree with your analysis, although the Note 10+ is prob the best all rounder when you consider the comprehensive pro mode built in, variable aperture, TOF sensor, better ultra wide camera (with night mode), etc...
Although shooting in auto, iphone 11 pro seems to be slightly better in most scenarios.
the camera man won.
Definitivamente el google pixel 4,
1st - iPhone; 2nd - Note 10+; 3rd - P30 Pro; 4th - Pixel 4 ; the camera on the Pixel 4 doesn't justify that premium pricing, thus, I think it's last place.
Throw in ultrawide and the ultrawide/telephoto and the note wins hands down. But from this comparison i think its a draw between the note and the iphone
The goal of this video is simple: the model.
Super model😂😂
@@ahmadhosny2878 اتفق ي برو جامده 🔥❤😋
Out of all the cameras, I'd go for victoria.
Hahaha me too..
@@jasonmd5513 Stay in qeue!
Me too
Lol
I love how p30 pro is still a contender despite the fact that the other phone are the latest of their bunch.
P30 pro - March 2019
Note 10+ - August 2019
Iphone 11 - September 2019
4xl - October 2019
Proud anf happy with p30 pro..still compete with latest releases..
😂😂
Any phone from early 2019 or even late 2018 competes with the latest, pixel 3, xs max, S10 which is on the p30 level.
Are the cameras so good or the model so beautiful?😍
Both + this guy actually knows how to take pictures
Model is pretty
@@kingdeedee "Knows how to take pictures" Snaps in Auto mode only. Right.
Ridwan you do know that the iPhone and Pixel both don't natively have manual modes right? Most people don't want to fidget around with manual modes, on a phone. They just want to point, shoot and be done with it.
Also using manual modes doesn't mean you'll get good results. If you don't understand how to get good angles, shoot relative to your light source, center the subject, pose the model, and other things, manual mode won't mean a thing
@@kingdeedee Yeah, you're right on both parts. Most people don't bother with manual adjustments when shooting with a phone. They apply standard filters and don't bother with manually editing the individual editing bars as well. Can't call them individuals who know how to take pictures then since they literally don't do anything but press the shutter button, right? Of course, you as the photographer need to do the necessary stuff on your end before snapping a photo. Then again, there are people who don't really take photos of people as their subject, and there are people who prefer taking candid shots.
Love his camera reviews because he goes in depth. Best camera reviews on RUclips
Yeah, definitely this! I kept scanning pc mag looking for the next review, didn't realize the review changed homes to this channel. It's like dxo mark, but accurate. LoL
Facts
I loved 90% of the Note 10+ pictures.
Yeah, I gotta agree.
INDIA.. for Sure... as all of people from Middle East... if someone takes an old cheap camera and says it is a SAMSUNG Galaxy and other is an iPhone... you always will say: SAMSUNG
People when heard about the Instagram account of the model, they immediately went to the link and never came back to this video. 😏
Facts!! But she has a man that's the shame 😂😂😂
It really is down to what you prefer now, the gap is so much narrower
So so true!
-Adam
It really is yes! I prefer iPhone 11 pro
Yep It's all about features now, which ever phone has more features
I see you're trying to cope with the loss update Note 10 plus.
You're not slick
Whoever marries that beautiful woman is the true winner ... My God she is stunning !
beauty isn't everything mate
Koceila Nait Saada, So true
No.. The P30 pro has bigger sensor.. Bigger sensor creates more apparent bokeh..
Russeljrjs OwlyLife the closer you get. But at that distance that bokeh should not be that apparent.
It could be the ToF sensor.
If the AI is turned on, it will automatically switch to portrait mode. Hence, bokeh
I had Lumia 1020. 1020 creates bokeh even with 5-6 feet distances.
@@jchang97 no portrait mode it's just natural bokeh, portrait mode couldn't be that much accurate
I'm only watching this cause this girl is hot 🔥
😄
I watched this video a few times because of Victoria
I prefer cooler tones to my photos as they are easier to correct and edit and are more cinematic. But that’s just me. So pixel for me 😁
I agree. It's gonna be about personal preference. I used to love Samsung flagships because of skin clarifying effects for selfie but I've learned that natural beauty wins! Haha. #TeamPixel.
Stop saying note 10 plus has a noise reduction algorithm, its just they increase the saturation and contrast in the pre production models, which is what RUclipsrs got for their reviews. Mass production models will have noise in their pictures, check the note 10 units manufactured after August
Thanks for your share. My choice is the same with you. First place is iphone 11 and second place is note 10+
Pixel 4 has dual exposure sliders and none of the other phones have it. You could adjust the shadows and highlights with it so its the best smartphone for still photography
this is just auto mode without tweaking anything
Yes, but most people will shoot on auto mode
You can edit other phones and get same results. The Pixel just edit it before the shot which is cool too
@@propersod2390 Technically the exposure sliders are there on auto mode
@@xprocharged1 I'm talking about taking a shot without doing anything... just open the camera and press the shutter, that's it
There are a few things to note. Note 10 has pretty amazing wide angle and very useful remote shutter. But lower light interior pictures are not very good especially with faces. It's also nearly impossible to shoot moving objects indoors and at low light. Pixel does those way better
I'd have to agree about the iPhone. And also because I'm not an iPhone user, I would chose the note 10. Plus it's a much more versatile phone overall. Again this my opinion so to each his own.
i think samsung can update the camera software, the hardware is superior than pixel 4. I hope samsung fix about noise reduction issue
Agree love mine
I'm a pixel 3 XL user and I agree with your choice of Frist and second place. Well done Apple. As far as I'm concerned they've set the bar this year no doubt with incredible clarity and dynamics in their photographs and video...Very disappointed that GOOGLE has let the pixel down this time around especially with all the exaggerated hype they purposely released.. Great video thank you for sharing..
David Buchanan see at least your honest there is a lot of haters bro I was the same way when pixel had the edge on pics I admitted it also
Glad to see this back though,, I really looked forward for this,,, great video
Incredible comparison, I would love to see another when the S20 line is out with their new bigger sensors. Did you leave the AI Scene Optimiser on or off with the Note 10?
Great video and I agree 100%. The Pixel 4 underperformed which makes it a bad buy in my opinion. At a price similar to an iPhone it's just ridiculous. The note 10 always has the best HDR in my opinion and handles most scenes well, except for low light. I've been an Android user for years and finally switched to Apple after the iPhone 11 Pro Max release. It has the most consistent shots and you don't really have to fidget around with anything. Last, I'm a HUGE Huawei fan. I think they make great products, but they're notorious for blowing out highlights in the background. I hope this is resolved on the Mate 30 Pro whenever that gets released. I think it will be a great competitor.
I basically subscribed to this channel because of last cam standing. The s10+ (which is what i have) got a of of camera updates since launch, do you think it's on par with the note?
Yes, from what I can tell the camera results are almost identical for standard photos.
-Adam
I have been waiting for another episode from this series for soooo long
Sorry about the delay, it's been a wild year!
-Adam
@@TechAdvisorit was worth the wait
iPhone is back being the king of smartphone cameras. I hope this will motivate Google to do better.
Yes, me too! Luckily they all leapfrog each other every couple years so I'm sure Google will hit back soon.
-Adam
No its not lol. Pixel is far better especially with selfie shots which was not showcased here. Video on the other hand is iPhones strongest suit no contest
They never were. They're terrible cameras. P30 pro beats it in almost every scenario in this test as well as real life. There's nothing an iPhone can do better than a P30 pro in photos.
W B bro just stop please hold that L with a little pride the iPhone 11 Pro has the best camera battery software and display of any phone yes that way
Note 10+ really looks good. Samsung, good job, god dammit.
P30 pro, for me is the winner, well in sometimes the color of the images is not that good
Best camera comparison AGAIN, keep it up!
So many people forgot that P30 Pro has a dedicated HDR mode in the settings. Turning that on will produce AMAZING dynamic range. From a P30 Pro user.
I have the Note 10+ and the iPhone 11 Pro max and I couldn't agree more. Iphone really upped their game this year. I do give a slight edge to the iPhone's camera but if I could only keep one phone it would be the Note 10+
Have both iPhone pro 11 and pixel 4XL. Night mode is where iPhone shines best with colors (more noise but pixel was better detail, just looked "digital"). Portrait mode on iPhone is not versatile and awful in some cases like with bright light behind it or in low light. Of course iPhone has wide angle. Everywhere else, they are about equal with iPhone warmer than life and pixel is close to life or sometimes on cool side.
You're right about Pixel 4. It must perform much better in camera department than it does in reality. Just because it lacks too many other things which other phones have.
Best cam review for smartphones. Not some kind of reviewers simply take random pictures without any points.
I think the conclusion is that in most scenarios, people don't need a better camera, they just need to learn to take good pictures. I still use a Pixel 2 XL, which even by 2019/2020 standards is still an excellent camera, but there are so many options that are just as good or better nowadays yet when I go to family gatherings I still end up being the (unpaid) family photographer. I have family members with the latest iPhones, Samsungs and Huaweis that still believe my camera is better than theirs.
Just learn to take photos people. Even "mediocre" cameras like OnePlus can yield amazing results
So so true!!
-Adam
@@TechAdvisor Props to you for the excellent comparison as well. This might've been the most well-done phone camera comparison I've ever seen. Love from Canada.
Also I gotta say the iPhone won it for me as well. It's probably the most versatile of the bunch
just my personal preference, I own the note 10 & pixel 4XL, wife has the iphone 11Pro. We both like the pixel 4 photos best most of the time. The Note is way to soft for people photos. Landscape photography is great on the Note, but we take photos of people and it just always softens way to much or makes a muddy looking photo...just don't care for the Note cameras at all in day to day normal use.
Keith Leger this video was made before the deep fusion release
@@spamtelevision Deep fusion made on a minor difference in detail. More marketing than substance. It does nothing in low light nor does it help portrait mode or back light compensation. At least that is what we are seeing with pictures today from her iPhone after she updated yesterday. If anything I think the colors got even more saturated like Samsung. Very brighter than life. But most people prefer that.
Keith Leger I have the iPhone 11 Pro and I updated yesterday to iOS 13.2. Deep fusion works only when the outside frame is off. I took a some photos and they were surprisingly sharp and very detailed.
@@spamtelevision Same as what we noticed. However, it did nothing in night mode shots. Just a little sharper and deeper on main lens only, but colors are more vibrant than life like Samsung was always "criticized" for doing. It is not a drastic/game changing addition as their "marketing" makes it sound. Apple just has great marketing words.
That's what I'm experiencing. I have the Note 10 and I hate how it softens people skin and it kills detail. It's also hard to take pictures indoors also because of motion blur and makes it look like a painted mess.
Had the extra feature category not been removed from this particular comparison, the end result would've been different.
A bit of a shame to leave out portrait modes as many people are now using this feature, and would have liked to compare their edge detections. Otherwise, a nice informative comparison with great consistency. thank you
"Wow... These photos all look bad... Oops... Video was in 480P!"
RUclips'll get you like that - Dom
If you have faster Internet speed the quality will be higher by default! Also the device display resolution matters!
I've p30 pro, 🤣, using in pro mode, raw shoot, then processing on my own
The best way to get what you want.
What happened to the Boquet effect and video test? Also, thanks for the video.
I wish I had time to do it all!
-Adam
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Huawei p30 pro
I really wish Samsung would knock it off with this hyper aggressive skin smoothing. Let us have some detail, Samsung!
It's the only downfall, I keep leaving and coming back to Samsung because the skin smoothing is so annoying.
You'll get it with the S11 108mp and deep fusion (similar to apple's)
@@blackice51374 I just wish they'd get rid of it or make it a setting in an update.
Oh hey it's Victoria again. Been following her since your Mate 10 video haha... Glad to know i have the best Android camera now.😁
I love the notes camera and yes it has d best dynamic range and best ultra wide camera which was its strength and wasn’t featured
Great work! Could you consider adding a 4th category to your testing? Capturing moving objects such as animals or kids. I find this to be what separates the best from the rest.
pixel &p30's photos are natural
I'm lost, how did you get every phone to take exactly the same photos at the same time?
Clearly Trump was up to some shenanigans here
Since the camera update in oct for samsung phones. The dynamic range has greatly improved.
Ive compared my s9+ to an iphone 11promax and they both were so close
Obviously the iphone won but for years and price difference. This was incredible
Nice review, well done.i prefer I phone but the pro camera option available with other phones not in iPhone ,I phone you have to depend third-party camera app
good job man keep it up 👍
Dear Bro,..... Very good detail compare presentation..... The only one special requezt to you to perform one more round comparison with Huawri Mate 30 Pro...... because it gain the highest scire from DXO Mark benchnark.....we prefer to see how good having dual 40 Megapixel lens..... Thanks in advance.... Regards, SonG
Samsung strong point
- HDR
- Night mode on ultrawide
Samsung weakness
- Less clarity
- Inaccurate color reproduction.
Aryan Singh I agree
Watching on my exynos note 10 plus. What variant are you using thanks
Snapdragon.
-Adam
@@TechAdvisor adam i got one more question which do you think is better when it comes to camera the exynos variant or the snapdragon thanks
That is a great question! I've unfortunately never been able to try an Exynos variant. But hopefully one day I can do a comparison between just those 2.
-Adam
To P30 Pro users: how do you deal with the green tint in auto-mode? Did Huawei fix it in their camera software updates, at some point? Does shooting in RAW fix the issue?
I need to buy a new phone, and the price reached by the P30 Pro is close to what is good for my budget, as I don't want to push beyond the 550€.
Why haven't you included the Xperia 1 & 5 in these last camera standing shoot-out's? Seems quite odd..
In past episodes Sony phones have been very weak.
-Adam
Excellent video. Take a low light photo with the iPhone's wide angle and/or selfie camera. You will choose differently.
Proud of my p30 pro ❤️❤️❤️
He missed out zoom, macro and edge detection.
. Me too
I proud of you
P30 pro always
Does the scene optimizer on the note 10 + on?
Nice comparison as usual. Always a fan of your comparisons. While I agree that the iPhone did well in the second round, it did fell behind in the 1st & 3rd round. So I honestly believed in order to fairly declare a overall winner in the end, another feature should've been considered, such as camera functions & features, or maybe a test of the selfie cameras or video capabilities.
Yeah, I pondered on keeping the extra features category but I dropped it because it was time intensive to produce (the extra broll) and it distracted from the main focus: pure photo results. With that said, even if I would of had an extra features category or looked at video capabilities, I still think it would of been a toss up between the iPhone and Note 10+. You know which one I would personally pick, but I'm trying to refine the testing so that it's more focused.
Either way thanks for watching on the new channel, I'm glad you were able to find it!
-Adam
Hi guys, i'm from Cambodia.
I think that Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is the best Camera
hell yea i was waiting for ur test
P30 pro is the best in clarity and zoom, it's night mode is still unbeatable.
6:55 its the Tof sensor of Huawei that made it blur
David Mijan yeah that makes a lot of sense. I don’t see how else it could have done that considering the distance of the camera from its subject.
Agree..but note 10 plus doest use tof
I do not want to favor the Huawei P30 Pro but I noticed a tendency among reviewers comparing its photos to top smartphones. P30 Pro HAS NO AUTO HDR MODE like virtually all other smartphones! You must enable this mode yourself. No wonder that against the light or in other scenes, clouds or sky are burnt ... supposedly experts and their knowledge is negligible - or they are aware of it and deliberately show everyone how weak Huawei is ...
Oh well, no auto hdr in 2019? Huawei must improve camera app then
Good to see last cam standing again. 💕❤
Thanks for following me to the new channel!
-Adam
I'm a fan. ❤
technology has come so far , each year we see greater enhancement in quality , good job Victoria ... now the next job is to follow her
Hey bro where is one plus 7 pro or 7 t for comparison
yuup, proud of my note 😄🤘 nice vid ✌️
Ik the p30 takes muted colours but it is so easy to change that,there's a option in the camera screen with smooth, vivid and other
Please review camera efficiency of Redmi K20 and the same Pro and the successive Redmi phones.
Buying the iPhone 11 Pro Max over the note 10+ is the best decision I have ever made. This is honestly the best iPhone experience. Everything is smooth and snappy and the camera is so good that it is hard to not get a good picture.
Huwaie p30 pro is best camera phones 💕💕💕💕💕💕
@techAvisor what is her name ? Who is she ?
Excellent review ...
For price p30 pro is best! And is the phone which go out about 7 month ago!!!!! 11 pro, 10+, and pixel 4.. now. But between this 3, note10+ like a ultimate phone.
Good video. I would like to see much more videos like this
Would be great if you can include ultra wide and telephoto category! :)
He did show the telephoto when he was checking the clarity when on zoom and the iPhone won it hands down. The ultra wide would have been unfair because the pixel doesn’t have one but if they did do the comparison I think the Samsung would have one on that one by a bit. But overall Apple has dominated the camera performance especially when you consider that they are way better when it comes to video recording when compared to its competitors. I think the iPhone is the better and safer choice.
hey whats the music called in background ??
I may have confusion of choosing the phones but no confusion of loving that model
Iphone still didn't get rid of that yellowish skin tone. I get it about warmer tones, but they make skin look less realistic. Such a colours might be good for instagram fans, but for me, its Note10+/p30 pro to have an edge here.
Of all the options to choose from, I would choose Victoria.
I agree with you! Apple wins by a little but all cameras are great now days. Video recording for sure Apple wins
kristian barker totally agree! Apple dominates in that category.
Impressive by apple.just wb too warm
Apple has improved the camera a lot! Photos shot by the iphone 11 series are most detailed due to its magical computational algorithm --- Smart HDR in bright scenes, Deep Fusion in moderate lighting scenes, Night mode in poor lighting scenes--- which surprise me a lot. Apple breaks the hardware limit of the 1/2.55" sensor by applying the incredible camera algorithm. Improving images quality by using computational method has been using by Google since the pixel phone came out. However, Apple now accomplishes the top place of computational photography due to its awesome A13 chipset. How incredible can Apple be by using a 1/2.55" sensor, with the help of night mode, to beat up P30's 1/1.7 sensor in low night scenes. No any other phones have ever achieved this before. The details and texture of stuffs in the photos captured by iPhone 11 are crazy!!!
Samsung Note 10+ more often than not loses in exposure. However, here it won the exposure category. I am going crazy now.
Note 10 for landscape, Iphone 1 11 pro for people and nightshots
I agreed with you up until you concluded the Note 10 better than the Pixel 4, I agreed with you when you said the colors were off on the 10. I feel that a more natural soft tone is always better than oversaturation, the part were the Pixel does stumble is in the zoom in details.
google have said this in there pixel 4 persantation video that if you want a more details shoot dont crop images zoom in camera viewfinder and then capture cause google camera use SuperRes after 1.4x zoom
P30 pro wasn't bad in every condition its for me the everyones taste here and I'm impressed.... And also that sensor well it feels like the bokeh was without the portrait mode the best....
Tech Advisor had done a big mistake for this, He hired so beautiful model for this mobile camera caparison video, my focus had just stuck on her, so for me Clear winner is SHE :)
Do a camera review on the penta Phone Mi note 10
Why p30 pro and not mate 30 pro?
I explained it in the video 👌
-Adam
@@TechAdvisor ok
nice review and great effort i like it
Note 10 dynamic range is excellent and for me colors is best on note and contrast in photos is excellent iPhone is the second for me
That's funny, I got the pixel 4xl and my wife the iPhone 11 and there is no competition, the pixel 4 blows it out of the water. I'm tired of these so called reviews
Like i do care about those phones when Victoria is in the area 😏♥️😂😂😂
Winner .
1.iphone 11 pro
2.Huwai
3.Samsung
4.pixel
My opinion is mine you different
For main lens..i don't have any preference right now..all of them are excellent..but i would choose the p30pro just for the camera modes..so many options to shoot
Even if pixel 4 underexposes a little you can edit the photo. but you can't get the details which are not captured. I don't like note 10 it softens too much.
I agree Raju. If its underexposed I can work with that.
iphone for processed edited straight out of the camera, but i sometimes do like the warmer iphone tones.
p30pro for real life to be edited by you after, p30pro bokeh in all photos due to bigger sensor 1/1.7" ,, i am p30pro owner