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WAYYYYYY too many portrait modes. Those are basically a gimmick. Just take photos with the standard camera. It feels like over half of this photo comparison is portrait mode. Most people do NOT do this!
strong agree with u... almost only useless portraits, and what is absolute abysmall is that Pixel edge detection is totally wrong and every photo lol...
Yep the whole thing was kind of an iPhone setup in my opinion. Do a disproportionately large number of photos that are a known pixel weak point. I also don't feel like their Pixel shots resemble mine in any way. I have the 9 pro XL and I would be embarrassed if my pics looked like the ones they took. But mine don't. What gives?
Who the hell makes so much friggin portraits? Of course the iPhone will win most of that stuff cause of the lidar, cmon guys. Just make normal pics and see who wins.
Samsung won every portrait picture battle on every other channel. It has laser auto focus, which is widely used to measure distance. Hence the accurate depth-perception. It is the only phone that can fool people as it looks like it's from a DSLR, no matter the lighting situation. Sadly it's not this dominant on video. Again, every other big tech reviewer came to the same conclusion. MrWhosetheBoss, MBKHD and so on.
@@Samosayummyyayas said multiple times, people like what the initially liked many years ago, in 2019 apple had insanely good portrait mode better than anyone and it stuck with people as the idea of what a good portrait shot should look like, therefore people like the new iPhone's portrait more cause it reminds them of that one time, idk if im explaining it right but take this example: I like Eminem's rapping style because I was first introduced to it and it was regarded as the best at the time that's why no matter what other rapper comes better (noone has btw) I will always subconsciously choose Eminem's rapping style to be better
Thing about testing phone cameras, is that: if you take 10 shoots in the same positions, with the same phone, you"ll end up with different quality pics.
I don’t think this matters as much this year because the iPhone has the flexibility of tonemaps now. Don’t like the iPhone look? Now you can change it.
@@AnkcientgamerBut this is built right into the camera processing pipeline, you can see it live in frame, it’s non destructive, and can be set as default settings for all photos . That’s all new for the 16
Exactly. I just got the 16 pro and I'm blown away by how good the shots come out. They also complain alot about how much blur the portrait shots have. Again this is 100% adjustable.
@@Skinmiguelace lover of tech eh... no actual unbiased lover of tech would jump to hog and shame on a random person who's supporting a single company, would they now?
Unbiaised ? 😂😂😂 When the iPhone nails a shot, they’re like “oh wow!” But when it messes up, they’re like “oh non !” Apple fan boys all over the place. And the fact is that you guys already know the colour profile, shooting style of every of those phones, so it’s easy huh ! The only time you were really surprised was with the zoom shots, because those ones were different. Thanks for the vid tho 🙏🏽
As a samsung guy I have to call it like I see it. The iPhone wins. 🎉 Good job apple not enough for me to make the switch over. But at the beginning of the year the S25 will be here. I'm sure samsung is gonna step it up because iphone did. Let the battle begin then.
I had almost all high end Samsung and for me Samsung makes overall the best pictures except portrait images. But the iPhone (I have the 15 PM) makes fantastic portrait shots and videos are definitely much better than any phone. But all other types (night, panorama, etc etc) are much better on Samsung phones. And Android is miles away better than iOS. The iOS 18 in general is not bad, but the calendar app, alarms and specially the gallery…wow, it’s way too bad on iOS! Really THAT bad. I use my wife’s S24 Plus and it’s much better. I bought the 15 PM because battery life and video is stellar, but as soon as Samsung has a S2x Plus with cameras as good as my 15 PM, I’ll change immediately. Or Apple fixes the iOS, which I doubt. Perhaps in iOS 25 …
@@jorgeconnoe it’s fair because if you want to buy a phone until the S25 is out, these are the options. Or when the S25 is out, you’ll say they have to wait for the iPhone 17?
it doesn't matter, most of the major camera's which are made for low light photography and videos have a 12 mp sensor, even the samsung takes 12 mp photos in lowlight to get better lighting. every single sony camera which is specifically made for low light videography works through a 12mp sensor, more megapixels always requires more light!!! that's why 12 MP is a ssweet spot for these!!
@chrism869 well, that extra 12 points a massive margin.. it's about the same like Vadim had 6+18+6.. so 12 points for the combined Pixel+S24 and still 18 points for the iPhone, that is 50% more than the other 2 phones together.. if that isn't a massive win, what is that for you..? 😂
@@chrism869 Tell me you cant calculate witouth you saying it. Just for you to understand 30=x+x+x+12 18=3x 6=x thats mean 6points to samsung 6points to pixel and 18points (x+12 if x=6 (like I calculated above) 12+6=18) to iphone. 18(iphone points)/6(samsung or pixel points)=3 , so he loved iphone 3times better than samsung or pixel. What is this exactly if not a massive margin bruh?....
That last shot I don't know. Should a night shot really be that light? Where the grass is super green and the sky blue? I don't feel like that's supposed to be the result, hence the Pixel for me. Where it looks like night but you can still see a lot
Thank you. The pixel shot is like a nice photo you took of a beautiful scene and keep looking at it. But the iPhone shot is more like trying to capture a crime scene at night with most details at any cost, a photo that is hard to look at.
I don’t think they know what a macro photo is lol. Your not looking for a full object, your trying to get the surface details of said object. Go down to all the way like less the 10mm away from the subject. THAT’S what macro photography is. And the iPhone’s 5X is only 12MP. The other lenses are 48 MP.
I was yelling at my phone when they trashed the iPhone macro shot 😂 I just did a personal comparison of macro on my 15 PM and 16 PM and the 16 is just better but sometimes it’s just STUPIDLY better 😶
@@kevindilworthno1 megapixels only really matter when you zoom in. On all honesty, you’d be better off taking a photo with the 1x main sensor then zooming in post than going with the telephoto. For sharpness anyway.
I was honestly hoping i wouldn't get iPhone on all of the shots, but for me, most of them just looked better, i was like dang... i wanted pixel/samsung to win this, ah well here are my scores iPhone: 18 Google: 8 Samsung: 4 Sorry it seems biased but i was honestly not expecting that
I'm not a professional, but I’ll share my own thoughts on each picture. The 1st place gets 3 points, the 2nd place 2 points, and the last one 1 point. Based on this scoring, the iPhone 16 Pro came out on top for me with 67 points, making it a clear winner. The S24 followed with 58 points, and the Pixel came in last with 55 points. What's interesting is how often each phone produced the worst result. In my opinion, the Pixel took the worst shot 12 times, the same as the S24. The iPhone 16 Pro, however, only ranked last 5 times and managed to deliver the best picture 11 times, just like the S24. However, due to the number of poor shots, the S24 fell behind. In conclusion, if you want a camera that consistently delivers good quality, the iPhone is the way to go. But if you’re looking for the best pictures in certain categories and don’t mind some drastic variations in quality, the S24 might be a good choice. The Pixel isn't worth considering if it’s more than €200 more expensive than the S24; otherwise, it could make sense.
I like your intent to be unbiased, and the photo results were the best of what you had to work with at the time. It must have been challenging to enjoy a night out with family while also focusing on this project. I would say there was a missed opportunity here. I would have given each of you a theme and challenged each of you to take your top 10 shots from a day of shooting with each phone. It doesn't have to be about having the same exact photo, just matching the parameters. Then come back and compare. The results may have changed how everything got tallied up in the end.
I believe the only difference is in the size, which means a larger battery capacity and a larger viewing screen for the Max. The cameras and software are identical.
@@iqbalhardito3020 Ahh - Google! Thank you for finding that. JerryRigEverything on RUclips does a teardown of the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and we can see the sensors are rectangles, but we only have the width of the sensor to go with in figuring the focal length for lenses to be normal, wide, and tele. A normal lens (what the eye sees) is equal to the hypotenuse of one half of the sensor. And in the days of film, the diagonal of a single frame of film. A telephoto lens is longer than that, and a wide lens shorter than that length. From Google: “The iPhone 16 Pro Max has several camera sensors with different sizes, including: Main camera: 48MP Sony IMX903 sensor with a 1/1.14" sensor size Ultrawide camera: 48MP sensor with a 1/2.6" sensor size Telephoto camera: 12MP sensor with a 1/3.06" sensor size Front camera: 12MP sensor with a 1/3.6" sensor size” So the ultra wide lens sensor is 1/2.6" which is 25mm/31.5mm assuming a square sensor. And the main lens sensor is 1/1.14” which is 25mm/28.5mm assuming a square sensor. And from JerryRigEverything we know the sensors are not square. We still don’t know the actual sizes of each sensor. Why is that important? Well… …again the focal length of what would be a normal lens is equal to the diagonal of the sensor. A wider angle would be shorter than the diagonal, and a telephoto longer than the diagonal. Actually it’s the length of a hypotenuse of one half of the sensor. 31.5mm squared = 992.25mm 25mm squared = 625m And 992.25mm plus 626mm = 1617.25mm The square root of 1617.25 = 40.21mm assuming the sensor is square. Thus a “Normal” lens for an iPhone 16 Pro Max would need a focal length of 40.21mm. Longer than this would be a telephoto lens, and shorter than this would be wide angle lens. Again assuming the sensor is square. Apparently Apple gives sensor size in inches but lens focal length in millimeters. I converted the ultra wide and main sensor sizes to millimeters. And Apple’s terminology for the Main lens calls it a Wide lens, but not as wide as the Ultra Wide.
Ya'll need to use some NON-portrait mode next time. Seems like you made your decisions weighting that feature way more than stuff like dynamic range and color accuracy. Just have a section where you test that mode and be done with it instead of having it enabled for everything.
They tested it. It only works when your running a game while charging. Than it will get up to ~37 watts but as soon as you quit te game it drops back to ~27 watts like the 15 pro max while charging.
I was thinking about the same. But then, I own an iphone for years and I'm probably biased for one single fact. I'm used to the iPhone photo algorithms.
We should redo this test with a good camera app that works on both iOS and Android. One that can override the automatic image processing on all the phones.
And half of them were portrait shots which we all know by now Pixel struggles with, even though Google pioneered it. Would have loved to see more standard shots.
21 points for the iphone 16 pro, and in the last comparison with iphone 15 pro they all nearly scored the same - which is still true for Pixel with 4 and S24 ultra with 5 points having nearly the same points… really didnt expect this. Wow!
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way too many portraits. I would not want the handling of artificial software blur to have so much impact on how we grade photos. that artificial blur is crap and nobody should have it on.
Mmmm you put so many portraits, is people using them so much? I mean, for example, if you put as many selfies as the portraits the pixel would probably win.
@@epiccrodris1233 and again, are people really using portrait that much? A camera comparison should be mainly main camera in different light conditions with plain shots (even with humans in it but why would you blur the place?), many selfies, some zooms, very few portraits, one macro maybe.
kind of natural - humans are gregarious animals and watching picks of each other is most fun. Portraits are 80% of shots for most people. Only tired boring nerds shoot landscapes and architecture!
Man, not only was this fun and informative, it was exactly what I needed on the phones I'm deciding on! So fun to see the three of you co- calibrate! Thank you! Thoroughly enjoyed it; Aloha form Northern Colorado!
So, to break it down: Main Lens- iPhone wins Ultrawide Lens- iPhone wins Telephoto Lens- Galaxy and Pixel trade blows Front Camera- Pixel wins (by a country mile)🗿 Extra modes: Portrait mode: iPhone and Galaxy trade blows (Pixel's is a disaster, my goodness☠️) Macro shots: Pixel and Galaxy trade blows (tho it might have been a one-off when iPhone's messed up the focus, I dunno) And then video wasn't mentioned here, but I'm pretty sure we all know that iPhone wins in that category by a landslide lol. However, a boosted video from the Pixel will absolutely give it competition, but that does take a long time to process. All in all, these tests are, indeed, not definitive, as the shots taken will vary drastically, even in the slightest change in lighting or colors. It's entirely up to personal preference, as it always is. Great video, y'all!
Exactly. Half of the photos taken by S24U are probably intentionally blurred to make the ones taken by the iPhone look better. The entire RUclips shows that the iPhone loses, and here in this antics it wins in most cases. Not a channel paid for by Apple at all XD
The S24 Ultra is capable of way better results than what you are showing here. You have to turn off all of Samsungs stupid auto enhancement processing, because that will turn a great photo into total garbage. Use pro mode or expert raw instead. You'll get way better results. Hopefully Samsung will fix that issue in a future update.
That wasn't even the point of the video. You can do pro mode with all of them. 90% of people aint gonna do that. They tested How most people take pics. You could go on for days with pro mode.
Max, with the macro shot of the flower - you guys need to understand something, the iPhone although it has a 48MP ultrawide sensor, it's still pixel binning so the sensor is really the same 12MP sensor divided to 4.. AND besides that, when the iPhone uses macro mode, it uses a 12MP state not the 48MP (pixel binning) state. So it order to have better macro shot you should disable macro and move closer to the object with the ultrawide lens. That way you'll get a much more detailed macro shot
Fr☠️ Samsung fans seem to be some of the loudest, but what a lot of them don't seem to realize is that the latest phones to be released are in fact at a disadvantage, since the first-released ones have had more time for updates to tweak or improve the camera functionality or processing.
Those are the lousy Samsung glazers which whine about iPhones when their phones can't be at top or beat iPhone. They are still yapping without any knowledge
@@egafx Spamming that gif when they have no actual argument just makes them look even more on the autism spectrum that normal so its cool either way lmao
Remember everything apple does every one follows, who was the first to stop shipping charger n then all follows, headphone jack etc 😂😂😂 can’t wait to see what Samsung coming with😂😂
Holy Smoke😮 I have been thinking the left and right person are the same guy the whole time 😮😅 What I thought was he changed his style of beard and hair 😂 Who is the real Max Tech Guy??
And just a year ago, the Pixel's selfie camera was still lagging behind the iPhone and the Galaxy...the strides that Google has made are genuinely impressive!
Yup pixel could've won the rear set of cameras battle but next year they changed their hdr pipeline on this years models so it's kinda non consistent and affect photos not only those which need hdr .. so next year maybe but i still love the contrasty look atleast it doesn't look over processed like sammy does@@Wolfywolf7
The Samsung looks the most real. You guys are expecting movie quality, but just like we never went to the moon in 1969, you prefer fake lighting to real.
All the cameras on the market today do an excellent job capturing images, except for the Samsung Fold, which could benefit from a better camera module. You really can't go wrong with any of the other models.
0:51 "I do not like the one on the left" - WHAT!? The one on the left is far superior to the rest. It's not *overly processed* or *over sharpened* , like the others, and has an almost filmic quality to it. The others look like typical smartphone photos. This is the problem with tech nowadays - consumers/non-photographers see an overly sharpened image and think it's 'better', which in turn makes phone companies throw even more post processing at their photos. Phone photography is in an absolute state right now. We need *less* processing, not more! Marques Brownlee has a whole video on this. For what it's worth, I'm an iPhone owner.
bro dont believe this channel when it comes to comparing photos and videos they edit the iPhone shots to seem more clearer/better. If you want to watch an unbiased camera comprising you gotta watch mrwhostheboss
You should use a larger display. Very often you'll say some phone is more detailed while it clearly is not. On a larger display, you can tell that at a glance. Perhaps place a large TV behind the camera for you guys to view? Some calibrated 65" large OLED TV (viewing angles matter, so OLED) or something.
For me the points were, Pixel = 14 iPhone = 6 Samsung = 9 I kind of regret buying the iPhone 16 pro max. And these guys wanted the iPhones to win so freaking bad, it's obnoxious.
The video came out very blurry and compressed so difficult to see detail. This evaluation leans more towards the processing settings. It would be good to do an evaluation on RAW images to check actual resolution, noise, and dynamic range without processing and compression.
Sure seems like this test was designed to make the Pixel look the worst, since it feels like 90% of the shots were in portrait mode, which the Pixel sucks at 😅
@@sunlit777 no most people do absolutely NOT switch to portrait mode. In fact since natural bokeh blur now happens when you are close to someone a standard shot ends up looking great as a portrait a lot of the time
This was crazy fun to watch and definitely not what I expected, It’s so crazy how apple has been acing the camera in the past few years. I remember they used to always be last but now they seem to always come first-Great to see these changes!-Love your content Guys!
apple was always the best at photo/video - not always the best in some photo application, but the best overall through all scope of possible photo scenarios, and undeniably best in video.
@@RaghavVijay for photo as well. As I said, in some particular cases other brands won over iPHones in photo mode, but OVERALL if you judge the amount of GOOD PICs from iPhone from ALL THE PICS you take in all possible situations, and same from others - iphone wins - you'll get better colors, better auto-focus, better proportion of sharp images - etc
Most of the pictures are great across all 3. We live in a time where a phone is capable of photo quality that was limited to high end expensive cameras only ... over a decade ago
I was expecting this video but im disappointed, why mostly all portrait pics? You know Pixel is not good at it in default mode, Its sad to need to use this just to make apple wins 🤣
I thought that too many of the photos had poor composition which makes picking the best one more difficult. What would be another good comparison would be to include a decent point and shoot camera in the mix
17:25 think you should get a Pixel.....nope. Clearly iPhone fans and nothing will change their minds why bother doing comparison only to find out that there are other phones that can take just as good if not better situational photographs just to say nope . I live in both worlds I have an iPhone for work and an Android for personal so I know the benefits of both phones and they are equally good phones or just say Nope to Pixel Max iPhone should be the channel name.First time weather here I'll check some others video hopefully I'm wrong
Samsung Knights will always said S24 ultra is the best. Likewise, Apple Mafia with iPhone 16 Pro Max, and Google gangstas with Pixel 9 Pro XL. As for the rest: OnePlus pirate, Xiaomi warlords, The people republic of RealMe, Vivo Triads, Honor society, Huawei Syndicate, Motorola Marauders, Sony shoguns: calm down, stand down and stand by.
Great comparison. Though it would be best if we can include some exynos version of samsung phones moving forward. There's a lot of feedback saying that the exynos handles HDR better than the snapdragon chipset
You guy did a great job in making it hard for me to pick one phone. Samsung is my favourite, but the iPhone and Pixel did well in most aspects. So, thanks guys for the confusion. But all in all, this is a wonderful video. I just subscribed, mates!!!
I don't get how extremely biased they were at choosing photos, some images were shot really bad, kinda on purpose. While sometimes all images were terrible, so I didn't give any points. Overall 8 points for iPhone, 6 points for Pixel, 10 points for Samsung. The rest of the pictures were with complete flaws or terrible at all
Thanks for the work and enjoyable commentary! The Pixel gives extraordinary results in some shots but looks a bit flat in others and what's going on with what is and isn't blurred, hopefully an update will improve. I was disappointed not to see a clear winner in my scoring, would have liked to have seen some action shots, but I'm going to assume the iPhone does best in video, unless you shoot 8K in good light, in which case the S24 probably edges it? Anyway! My gut tells me I should check back in a couple of months time to see who has done best with updates, I suspect it will probably be the Pixel, though by then will the S25 be on the horizon?!
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@@ricardocosta267 depends on what you are planning to do with them
Iphone users took the best shot on the iphone so it can win I have both the samsung blows the iphone away
WAYYYYYY too many portrait modes. Those are basically a gimmick. Just take photos with the standard camera. It feels like over half of this photo comparison is portrait mode. Most people do NOT do this!
Thank you! Might as well just make it a portrait mode comparison.
strong agree with u... almost only useless portraits, and what is absolute abysmall is that Pixel edge detection is totally wrong and every photo lol...
Yep the whole thing was kind of an iPhone setup in my opinion. Do a disproportionately large number of photos that are a known pixel weak point. I also don't feel like their Pixel shots resemble mine in any way. I have the 9 pro XL and I would be embarrassed if my pics looked like the ones they took. But mine don't. What gives?
And that's why pixel lost.
Portrait modes are not a gimmick....LOL. Seriously dude? Where you been the last 10 years?
Who the hell makes so much friggin portraits? Of course the iPhone will win most of that stuff cause of the lidar, cmon guys. Just make normal pics and see who wins.
Samsung won every portrait picture battle on every other channel. It has laser auto focus, which is widely used to measure distance. Hence the accurate depth-perception. It is the only phone that can fool people as it looks like it's from a DSLR, no matter the lighting situation. Sadly it's not this dominant on video. Again, every other big tech reviewer came to the same conclusion. MrWhosetheBoss, MBKHD and so on.
@@Samosayummyyayas said multiple times, people like what the initially liked many years ago, in 2019 apple had insanely good portrait mode better than anyone and it stuck with people as the idea of what a good portrait shot should look like, therefore people like the new iPhone's portrait more cause it reminds them of that one time, idk if im explaining it right but take this example:
I like Eminem's rapping style because I was first introduced to it and it was regarded as the best at the time that's why no matter what other rapper comes better (noone has btw) I will always subconsciously choose Eminem's rapping style to be better
They all suck in their own special ways.
- The iPhone is too green.
- The Pixel is too red.
- The Samsung is over-saturated.
Bro this has to be false
You're a DSLR human like me lol
Same thoughts for me. Sad that Max Tech doesn't test the chinese manufacturers with good cameras like Huawei or Honor.
Talk about glass half-empty. Go keep your pessimism to yourself.
@@Antimonious based
wth, i thought this channel was just one person this whole time lmao.. i can't be the only one?
Same lol
@@thenotoriousjoey9956same
Yeah I’m shocked lol
12 yolds😊
It took me a couple months but I noticed a long time ago
Thing about testing phone cameras, is that: if you take 10 shoots in the same positions, with the same phone, you"ll end up with different quality pics.
max, ben, max
understood (more confussion)
Same here
I don’t think this matters as much this year because the iPhone has the flexibility of tonemaps now. Don’t like the iPhone look? Now you can change it.
Yeh Thats sick
You could always change that on any of them. Did you just start editing your photos?
@@AnkcientgamerBut this is built right into the camera processing pipeline, you can see it live in frame, it’s non destructive, and can be set as default settings for all photos . That’s all new for the 16
@@h3yn0wThat doesn't make it new, just accessible differently
Exactly. I just got the 16 pro and I'm blown away by how good the shots come out. They also complain alot about how much blur the portrait shots have. Again this is 100% adjustable.
this is not a camera test, they literally memorize the features and styles of each camera and then try to find a picture that matches ... All bias
😂😂😂 Samsung lost big time 😂😂😂
@@theriemooreif Samsung won, you wouldn’t say that, would you?! 😂😂😂
@@theriemoore very well then. I’m tech lover too
Exactly
@@Skinmiguelace lover of tech eh... no actual unbiased lover of tech would jump to hog and shame on a random person who's supporting a single company, would they now?
Unbiaised ? 😂😂😂
When the iPhone nails a shot, they’re like “oh wow!” But when it messes up, they’re like “oh non !”
Apple fan boys all over the place.
And the fact is that you guys already know the colour profile, shooting style of every of those phones, so it’s easy huh !
The only time you were really surprised was with the zoom shots, because those ones were different.
Thanks for the vid tho 🙏🏽
Facts lol super bias
absolutely😅
they are the biggest apple fanboys on youtube
Haters 😢
Even said it themselves at 17:20 😂 biased AF
As a samsung guy I have to call it like I see it. The iPhone wins. 🎉 Good job apple not enough for me to make the switch over. But at the beginning of the year the S25 will be here. I'm sure samsung is gonna step it up because iphone did. Let the battle begin then.
lol
I had almost all high end Samsung and for me Samsung makes overall the best pictures except portrait images. But the iPhone (I have the 15 PM) makes fantastic portrait shots and videos are definitely much better than any phone. But all other types (night, panorama, etc etc) are much better on Samsung phones. And Android is miles away better than iOS. The iOS 18 in general is not bad, but the calendar app, alarms and specially the gallery…wow, it’s way too bad on iOS! Really THAT bad. I use my wife’s S24 Plus and it’s much better. I bought the 15 PM because battery life and video is stellar, but as soon as Samsung has a S2x Plus with cameras as good as my 15 PM, I’ll change immediately. Or Apple fixes the iOS, which I doubt. Perhaps in iOS 25 …
Wait till ios 18.1 rolls out. They will tune up the camera more with software.
i don't think is fair till the s25 came out
@@jorgeconnoe it’s fair because if you want to buy a phone until the S25 is out, these are the options. Or when the S25 is out, you’ll say they have to wait for the iPhone 17?
This guy literally took 200mp shot in low light and said 200mp doesn't matter.🤦♂️
😂
Weird comaprison
it doesn't matter, most of the major camera's which are made for low light photography and videos have a 12 mp sensor, even the samsung takes 12 mp photos in lowlight to get better lighting. every single sony camera which is specifically made for low light videography works through a 12mp sensor, more megapixels always requires more light!!! that's why 12 MP is a ssweet spot for these!!
Wow I didn’t expect 16P to get a huge win.. i gave it 12 more points than the others
It didn't win by a massive margin
@chrism869 well, that extra 12 points a massive margin.. it's about the same like Vadim had 6+18+6.. so 12 points for the combined Pixel+S24 and still 18 points for the iPhone, that is 50% more than the other 2 phones together.. if that isn't a massive win, what is that for you..? 😂
@@TamasKiss-yk4st alright alright you caught my mistake cause if you combine bens and vadims scores the iphone has a massive lead
@@chrism869 Tell me you cant calculate witouth you saying it. Just for you to understand 30=x+x+x+12 18=3x 6=x thats mean 6points to samsung 6points to pixel and 18points (x+12 if x=6 (like I calculated above) 12+6=18) to iphone. 18(iphone points)/6(samsung or pixel points)=3 , so he loved iphone 3times better than samsung or pixel. What is this exactly if not a massive margin bruh?....
@@csabalegradi2199 forgive me ok, i obviously know how to calculate ijust jumped the gun and completely missed out bens points
That last shot I don't know. Should a night shot really be that light? Where the grass is super green and the sky blue? I don't feel like that's supposed to be the result, hence the Pixel for me. Where it looks like night but you can still see a lot
Thank you.
The pixel shot is like a nice photo you took of a beautiful scene and keep looking at it. But the iPhone shot is more like trying to capture a crime scene at night with most details at any cost, a photo that is hard to look at.
I don’t think they know what a macro photo is lol. Your not looking for a full object, your trying to get the surface details of said object. Go down to all the way like less the 10mm away from the subject. THAT’S what macro photography is. And the iPhone’s 5X is only 12MP. The other lenses are 48 MP.
totally with ya dude
fr man, idk why lot of reviewers do that mistake.
All the cameras on 16pm are 12 megapixels at best, don’t believe apple with their bs
I was yelling at my phone when they trashed the iPhone macro shot 😂 I just did a personal comparison of macro on my 15 PM and 16 PM and the 16 is just better but sometimes it’s just STUPIDLY better 😶
@@kevindilworthno1 megapixels only really matter when you zoom in. On all honesty, you’d be better off taking a photo with the 1x main sensor then zooming in post than going with the telephoto. For sharpness anyway.
I hate when people point sharp pens right up at my iPad or computer monitors like that. LOL.
Even worse when they touch a MacBook screen 😭
Or when jerryrigseverything takes to the screen with a box cutter.
Light scratches at level 6 and deeper grooves at level 7.
Why were so many with portrait mode? That’s a processing test, not camera test
Says three guys one with a Mac book and two with apple watches lol
I was honestly hoping i wouldn't get iPhone on all of the shots, but for me, most of them just looked better, i was like dang... i wanted pixel/samsung to win this, ah well here are my scores
iPhone: 18
Google: 8
Samsung: 4
Sorry it seems biased but i was honestly not expecting that
Yeah right, look at your comment history. You're all apple 😂 there's no way you would pick the others. Nice try tho
I got the exact same points 😅
@@AnkcientgamerIt’s a blind test…
@@mikkeel_johnnynew haha nice
@@Ankcientgamer how can one choose their specific brand while it was a blind test?? Say you are a Samsung fanboy
For me
11 Samsung
11 Apple
8 Pixel
About the Same for me , 11 Samsung 11 IPhone but 10 for Pixel
I just ordered my iPhone, my new phone since 2018 or 19
I agree, it's a tie Samsung/Apple, and then pixel goes last.
agree
Should have used the 50MP mode on the S24 Ultra. You literally made it do more work, which rarely results in the best image, and you know this..
This channel should be renamed FamilyTech. 😅
I think it's " family as photography models" channel
I'm not a professional, but I’ll share my own thoughts on each picture. The 1st place gets 3 points, the 2nd place 2 points, and the last one 1 point. Based on this scoring, the iPhone 16 Pro came out on top for me with 67 points, making it a clear winner. The S24 followed with 58 points, and the Pixel came in last with 55 points.
What's interesting is how often each phone produced the worst result. In my opinion, the Pixel took the worst shot 12 times, the same as the S24. The iPhone 16 Pro, however, only ranked last 5 times and managed to deliver the best picture 11 times, just like the S24. However, due to the number of poor shots, the S24 fell behind.
In conclusion, if you want a camera that consistently delivers good quality, the iPhone is the way to go. But if you’re looking for the best pictures in certain categories and don’t mind some drastic variations in quality, the S24 might be a good choice. The Pixel isn't worth considering if it’s more than €200 more expensive than the S24; otherwise, it could make sense.
What the hell why they cheer when they choose the iPhone and gets surprised when they choose another?
To keep it unbiased you should call your favorite photo(s) in the same time.
10:34 here the S24 ultra is definitely better than other.
Doesn't get enough detail in the dress and sun is just flared out. Whitening the face isn't just enough for a good scenic photo.
Pixel imo, sunset colors look more natural and I like the contrast and bokeh
Agree
These photo tests are a toss up but the iPhone video capabilities are the best- 4K 120, Log recording, and audio control
S24 ultra 4k 120 fps too
@@TimErisdoes it have pro res?
Log?
Pro res log?
Dolby vision?
Can it do HDR recording like the pixel though?
I like your intent to be unbiased, and the photo results were the best of what you had to work with at the time. It must have been challenging to enjoy a night out with family while also focusing on this project. I would say there was a missed opportunity here. I would have given each of you a theme and challenged each of you to take your top 10 shots from a day of shooting with each phone. It doesn't have to be about having the same exact photo, just matching the parameters. Then come back and compare. The results may have changed how everything got tallied up in the end.
You need to start including DSLR reference image. That’s how good this phones are getting.
Love these comparison videos. You make them interesting with the blind selections
iPhone won for me! 12 points!
Was surprised with many of the results.
1:24 U GUYS TRIPPING! S24U WAS THE BEST SHOOT, I'LL UPLOAD DIRECTLY WITHOUT EDITING FR
watching this on my oled 1B colors panel 456ppi
look at the text and vertical lines behind 🤷 how's 200mpx doesn't matter dyyym and low light situation!
Your camera tests always the best! Pls make Iphone 15 pro max vs 16 pro/max
This is what we need now
Yeah, I’d love to see the a 15PM vs 16PM camera test more than anything.
I believe the only difference is in the size, which means a larger battery capacity and a larger viewing screen for the Max. The cameras and software are identical.
@@ideapagethe 16 pro max has a 48mp ultrawide lens while the 15 pro max has a 12mp ultrawide lens though
@@ideapagethey have different main sensor size if you googled it. 1/1.28 for the 15, and 1/1.14 for the 16. Lmk if im wrong.
@@iqbalhardito3020 Ahh - Google! Thank you for finding that.
JerryRigEverything on RUclips does a teardown of the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and we can see the sensors are rectangles, but we only have the width of the sensor to go with in figuring the focal length for lenses to be normal, wide, and tele.
A normal lens (what the eye sees) is equal to the hypotenuse of one half of the sensor. And in the days of film, the diagonal of a single frame of film. A telephoto lens is longer than that, and a wide lens shorter than that length.
From Google:
“The iPhone 16 Pro Max has several camera sensors with different sizes, including:
Main camera: 48MP Sony IMX903 sensor with a 1/1.14" sensor size
Ultrawide camera: 48MP sensor with a 1/2.6" sensor size
Telephoto camera: 12MP sensor with a 1/3.06" sensor size
Front camera: 12MP sensor with a 1/3.6" sensor size”
So the ultra wide lens sensor is 1/2.6" which is 25mm/31.5mm assuming a square sensor.
And the main lens sensor is 1/1.14” which is 25mm/28.5mm assuming a square sensor.
And from JerryRigEverything we know the sensors are not square. We still don’t know the actual sizes of each sensor. Why is that important? Well…
…again the focal length of what would be a normal lens is equal to the diagonal of the sensor. A wider angle would be shorter than the diagonal, and a telephoto longer than the diagonal. Actually it’s the length of a hypotenuse of one half of the sensor.
31.5mm squared = 992.25mm
25mm squared = 625m
And 992.25mm plus 626mm = 1617.25mm
The square root of 1617.25 = 40.21mm assuming the sensor is square.
Thus a “Normal” lens for an iPhone 16 Pro Max would need a focal length of 40.21mm. Longer than this would be a telephoto lens, and shorter than this would be wide angle lens. Again assuming the sensor is square.
Apparently Apple gives sensor size in inches but lens focal length in millimeters. I converted the ultra wide and main sensor sizes to millimeters. And Apple’s terminology for the Main lens calls it a Wide lens, but not as wide as the Ultra Wide.
cherrypicked lol
i managed to geuss wich picture belong to the iphone because that messed up white balance
Max, Ben and Vadim, the trio of testing the 16 Pro Max, Pixel 9 XL and S24 Ultra. I like the comparisons
Ya'll need to use some NON-portrait mode next time. Seems like you made your decisions weighting that feature way more than stuff like dynamic range and color accuracy. Just have a section where you test that mode and be done with it instead of having it enabled for everything.
Hey when is the video coming out showing how to achieve 45W charging on the new iPhone 16 pro max
Use the Macbook charger, it's 60W at least, so the phone will limit back and only use 45W.
I had a one plus 65w charger which can do charge at 10w, 18w, 27w,45w and 65w. So it is charging my iphone 16 pro so fast
They tested it. It only works when your running a game while charging. Than it will get up to ~37 watts but as soon as you quit te game it drops back to ~27 watts like the 15 pro max while charging.
@@TamasKiss-yk4st false. You don't know how charging works clearly, so might as well not open your mouth.
iPhone 16 Pro 📸
A non-biased comparison on the most Apple-biased channel, whoever would've thought that the iPhone would win that one lol.
You guys really need to do a ranking for each picture...1,2,3.
iPhone: 18
Samsung: 6
Google: 6
Apple seems to know their marketing well, that include customer survey to understand what the majority of people want.
True that
While they have done many questionable things as a company, they know the meaning of the word quality. Absolutely
Yeahhhhhhhh. Right. Because you represent the majority of people. LOL
@@EricK-vw5whhe’s talking for himself, not for you
I was thinking about the same. But then, I own an iphone for years and I'm probably biased for one single fact. I'm used to the iPhone photo algorithms.
@@kostaslabrouss3350 99% of all my photos are captured by a sony A7R5 in raw. So I know what I’m looking for.
thanks for testing all this out. now i know what im gonna buy.
We should redo this test with a good camera app that works on both iOS and Android. One that can override the automatic image processing on all the phones.
That’s a good idea as well!
Plus redo the stock apps as iOS 18 matures, ever know if Apple tunes some things for the newest phones with time
What surprised me was you picked a night photo for iphone with a blue sky😂
And half of them were portrait shots which we all know by now Pixel struggles with, even though Google pioneered it.
Would have loved to see more standard shots.
21 points for the iphone 16 pro, and in the last comparison with iphone 15 pro they all nearly scored the same - which is still true for Pixel with 4 and S24 ultra with 5 points having nearly the same points… really didnt expect this. Wow!
iPhone: 11
Galaxy: 11
Pixel: 8
Same
I think I’ve watched videos from the channel of the guy with black shirt and gray shirt and I thought I was in the same channel. Now I noticed they are two guys, not the same guy haha.
way too many portraits. I would not want the handling of artificial software blur to have so much impact on how we grade photos. that artificial blur is crap and nobody should have it on.
Blur can be adjusted in software or added after.
Mmmm you put so many portraits, is people using them so much? I mean, for example, if you put as many selfies as the portraits the pixel would probably win.
Portraits are supposed to be one of Samsungs strength…
@@epiccrodris1233 and again, are people really using portrait that much? A camera comparison should be mainly main camera in different light conditions with plain shots (even with humans in it but why would you blur the place?), many selfies, some zooms, very few portraits, one macro maybe.
@@epiccrodris1233 and yet the portraits werw better on iPhone.
3D LIDAR scanner will always ne better than depth reader of samsung
kind of natural - humans are gregarious animals and watching picks of each other is most fun. Portraits are 80% of shots for most people. Only tired boring nerds shoot landscapes and architecture!
Man, not only was this fun and informative, it was exactly what I needed on the phones I'm deciding on! So fun to see the three of you co- calibrate! Thank you! Thoroughly enjoyed it; Aloha form Northern Colorado!
So, to break it down:
Main Lens- iPhone wins
Ultrawide Lens- iPhone wins
Telephoto Lens- Galaxy and Pixel trade blows
Front Camera- Pixel wins (by a country mile)🗿
Extra modes:
Portrait mode: iPhone and Galaxy trade blows (Pixel's is a disaster, my goodness☠️)
Macro shots: Pixel and Galaxy trade blows (tho it might have been a one-off when iPhone's messed up the focus, I dunno)
And then video wasn't mentioned here, but I'm pretty sure we all know that iPhone wins in that category by a landslide lol. However, a boosted video from the Pixel will absolutely give it competition, but that does take a long time to process.
All in all, these tests are, indeed, not definitive, as the shots taken will vary drastically, even in the slightest change in lighting or colors. It's entirely up to personal preference, as it always is. Great video, y'all!
Nailed it
Anti glare display is dope.. amazing experience using this. A flat screen with anti glare and 2600 nits is an amazing experience.
Are you guys sure you guys used a real S24U for all photos? Would love to do same photos with my S24U and compare.
Exactly. Half of the photos taken by S24U are probably intentionally blurred to make the ones taken by the iPhone look better. The entire RUclips shows that the iPhone loses, and here in this antics it wins in most cases. Not a channel paid for by Apple at all XD
Really cool that you guys embrace personal preference, while doing a comprehensive review
The S24 Ultra is capable of way better results than what you are showing here. You have to turn off all of Samsungs stupid auto enhancement processing, because that will turn a great photo into total garbage. Use pro mode or expert raw instead. You'll get way better results. Hopefully Samsung will fix that issue in a future update.
That wasn't even the point of the video. You can do pro mode with all of them. 90% of people aint gonna do that. They tested How most people take pics. You could go on for days with pro mode.
Max, with the macro shot of the flower - you guys need to understand something, the iPhone although it has a 48MP ultrawide sensor, it's still pixel binning so the sensor is really the same 12MP sensor divided to 4.. AND besides that, when the iPhone uses macro mode, it uses a 12MP state not the 48MP (pixel binning) state. So it order to have better macro shot you should disable macro and move closer to the object with the ultrawide lens. That way you'll get a much more detailed macro shot
If iPhone wins, "of course because it's new, the Samsung is released earlier!"
if iPhone loses, "lol only stupid people buys iPhone"
Fr☠️
Samsung fans seem to be some of the loudest, but what a lot of them don't seem to realize is that the latest phones to be released are in fact at a disadvantage, since the first-released ones have had more time for updates to tweak or improve the camera functionality or processing.
Those are the lousy Samsung glazers which whine about iPhones when their phones can't be at top or beat iPhone. They are still yapping without any knowledge
@@tawsiaislam2855 they have "androidman wiping its ass with apple logo" GIF though. so they can piss y'all off
@@egafx Spamming that gif when they have no actual argument just makes them look even more on the autism spectrum that normal so its cool either way lmao
Remember everything apple does every one follows, who was the first to stop shipping charger n then all follows, headphone jack etc 😂😂😂 can’t wait to see what Samsung coming with😂😂
I would have liked to have seen a few indoor photos where the light is more controlled and things are more flat.
It was basically a portrait showcase where one phone had an edge. If you follow the channel long enough, you know the script
A lot of the photos are not very fair as you have some zoomed in. Kinda favouring one handset 😅 its clear your pushing iphones.
this is the best camera test I've ever watched. Thank you guys
rocks aren't blue>? lol but she has a green tint all over on the picture you all chose, and its blurry! ya are wack in picking great pictures!
Really nice video. I had a lot of different opinions, however same result in the end. Thanks a lot for giving the opportunity to vote along.
LOL, I can say which phone wins each time without even watching these vides : iPhone. These guys here are terribly biased.
yo i was just about to comment this
Had you watched the vide, you would have noticed that two of them didn't know which camera the photos were taken with.
The best camera comparison seen on the internet till know
I wish there were more portrait shots at 2x and 5x.
Loved your camera comparison.
Expected the iPhone to win given I have one and what I have captured so far is great but surprised it did actually win on this video!!!
Holy Smoke😮 I have been thinking the left and right person are the same guy the whole time 😮😅 What I thought was he changed his style of beard and hair 😂 Who is the real Max Tech Guy??
Selfie camera: Pixel
Rear camera: iPhone
And just a year ago, the Pixel's selfie camera was still lagging behind the iPhone and the Galaxy...the strides that Google has made are genuinely impressive!
Yup pixel could've won the rear set of cameras battle but next year they changed their hdr pipeline on this years models so it's kinda non consistent and affect photos not only those which need hdr .. so next year maybe but i still love the contrasty look atleast it doesn't look over processed like sammy does@@Wolfywolf7
I love to watch this series year after year! I always come back here when it’s iPhone season. 🤩
The Samsung looks the most real. You guys are expecting movie quality, but just like we never went to the moon in 1969, you prefer fake lighting to real.
All the cameras on the market today do an excellent job capturing images, except for the Samsung Fold, which could benefit from a better camera module. You really can't go wrong with any of the other models.
All of them are great the difference is close
0:51 "I do not like the one on the left" - WHAT!? The one on the left is far superior to the rest. It's not *overly processed* or *over sharpened* , like the others, and has an almost filmic quality to it. The others look like typical smartphone photos.
This is the problem with tech nowadays - consumers/non-photographers see an overly sharpened image and think it's 'better', which in turn makes phone companies throw even more post processing at their photos. Phone photography is in an absolute state right now. We need *less* processing, not more! Marques Brownlee has a whole video on this. For what it's worth, I'm an iPhone owner.
I'm a Samung user and this round undeniably goes to.. ip16p. Especially, with the last (night) shot it was simply breathtaking. No contest.
Yeah, same goes to 16:01, right? Complete trash shot on the left
bro dont believe this channel when it comes to comparing photos and videos they edit the iPhone shots to seem more clearer/better. If you want to watch an unbiased camera comprising you gotta watch mrwhostheboss
We're really looking for details in the photos that we dreamed of 10 years ago, for me the phone as a whole package is much more important.
This test is only for people who take portrait-mode photos. I never use the portrait mode.
Awsome collaboration❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.. Loved your work❤❤❤❤❤❤
You should use a larger display. Very often you'll say some phone is more detailed while it clearly is not. On a larger display, you can tell that at a glance. Perhaps place a large TV behind the camera for you guys to view? Some calibrated 65" large OLED TV (viewing angles matter, so OLED) or something.
For me the points were,
Pixel = 14
iPhone = 6
Samsung = 9
I kind of regret buying the iPhone 16 pro max. And these guys wanted the iPhones to win so freaking bad, it's obnoxious.
The video came out very blurry and compressed so difficult to see detail. This evaluation leans more towards the processing settings. It would be good to do an evaluation on RAW images to check actual resolution, noise, and dynamic range without processing and compression.
Check your quality settings my guy. Video goes up to 4K ans wasnt blurry at all.
Sure seems like this test was designed to make the Pixel look the worst, since it feels like 90% of the shots were in portrait mode, which the Pixel sucks at 😅
but thats what people use their smartphones 80% of the time - for portraits
@@sunlit777 portraits yes, but no way do people actually use "portrait mode" with the fake background blur 80% of the time
@@donluigi3589 true
@@sunlit777 no most people do absolutely NOT switch to portrait mode. In fact since natural bokeh blur now happens when you are close to someone a standard shot ends up looking great as a portrait a lot of the time
This was crazy fun to watch and definitely not what I expected, It’s so crazy how apple has been acing the camera in the past few years. I remember they used to always be last but now they seem to always come first-Great to see these changes!-Love your content Guys!
apple was always the best at photo/video - not always the best in some photo application, but the best overall through all scope of possible photo scenarios, and undeniably best in video.
@@sunlit777 Yes true for video, but Samsung and pixels have been winning these camera tests for the past few years,though lately it has been apple
@@RaghavVijay for photo as well. As I said, in some particular cases other brands won over iPHones in photo mode, but OVERALL if you judge the amount of GOOD PICs from iPhone from ALL THE PICS you take in all possible situations, and same from others - iphone wins - you'll get better colors, better auto-focus, better proportion of sharp images - etc
@@sunlit777 Fair enough,I guess it really depends on your preference overall at the end.
Most of the pictures are great across all 3. We live in a time where a phone is capable of photo quality that was limited to high end expensive cameras only ... over a decade ago
I was expecting this video but im disappointed, why mostly all portrait pics? You know Pixel is not good at it in default mode, Its sad to need to use this just to make apple wins 🤣
I thought that too many of the photos had poor composition which makes picking the best one more difficult. What would be another good comparison would be to include a decent point and shoot camera in the mix
Will you do another test when the Galaxy S25 comes out?
Yeah they do whenever a new phone comes out, like they did when s24 ultra came out n
@@amirreza537there is only 4 months between Iphone 16 and S25
All of them are the same year Same release
@@Ryukishi07hjj but there is 8 months between them
@@amirreza537exactly it wouldn’t be fair
17:25 think you should get a Pixel.....nope. Clearly iPhone fans and nothing will change their minds why bother doing comparison only to find out that there are other phones that can take just as good if not better situational photographs just to say nope . I live in both worlds I have an iPhone for work and an Android for personal so I know the benefits of both phones and they are equally good phones or just say Nope to Pixel Max iPhone should be the channel name.First time weather here I'll check some others video hopefully I'm wrong
exactly my thoughts
Samsung Knights will always said S24 ultra is the best. Likewise, Apple Mafia with iPhone 16 Pro Max, and Google gangstas with Pixel 9 Pro XL.
As for the rest: OnePlus pirate, Xiaomi warlords, The people republic of RealMe, Vivo Triads, Honor society, Huawei Syndicate, Motorola Marauders, Sony shoguns: calm down, stand down and stand by.
You watch too much Floss
Haha Flossy: 'All of these phones are a major major major go.'
Great comparison. Though it would be best if we can include some exynos version of samsung phones moving forward. There's a lot of feedback saying that the exynos handles HDR better than the snapdragon chipset
I love these! Thank you
Glad you like them!
This is the only channel that had those results.
Why are there so many portrait shots? Yikes. I've probably used portrait mode less than 10 times since it first came out.
You guy did a great job in making it hard for me to pick one phone. Samsung is my favourite, but the iPhone and Pixel did well in most aspects. So, thanks guys for the confusion. But all in all, this is a wonderful video. I just subscribed, mates!!!
I don't get how extremely biased they were at choosing photos, some images were shot really bad, kinda on purpose. While sometimes all images were terrible, so I didn't give any points. Overall 8 points for iPhone, 6 points for Pixel, 10 points for Samsung. The rest of the pictures were with complete flaws or terrible at all
Samsung fanboy
@@respring6095 maybe you? I did the blind test without considering their biased choice. And for a reference you mоrоn, I use google pixel
We knew it.. Thx for the video confirmation guys ☺
Let's ignore the fact that they are all wearing apple products lol
Thanks for the work and enjoyable commentary! The Pixel gives extraordinary results in some shots but looks a bit flat in others and what's going on with what is and isn't blurred, hopefully an update will improve. I was disappointed not to see a clear winner in my scoring, would have liked to have seen some action shots, but I'm going to assume the iPhone does best in video, unless you shoot 8K in good light, in which case the S24 probably edges it?
Anyway! My gut tells me I should check back in a couple of months time to see who has done best with updates, I suspect it will probably be the Pixel, though by then will the S25 be on the horizon?!
OK I GENUINELY CAN”T TELL YOU 3 APART
It’s not a surprise. Android fanboys always think it’s better because more MP, the iPhone destroyed them!