Galaxy S20 Ultra vs iPhone 11 Pro Max Camera Test Comparison
it what's up guys everything Apple Pro here and today we're doing a
camera
test
with the new samsunggalaxy
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and my modified iPhone 11 Pro you're gonna be seeing that square machined housing do not confuse that with the iPhone 12 Pro I'm not from the future but today I just wanted to check out the majestic SamsungGalaxy
S 20ultra
and its glorious huge platter of acamera
it's awesome I don't care how it looks I want it to perform and in this video let'stest
the best and biggestcamera
sensor on the market right now 108 megapixels we'll be doing a variety oftest
s so the majority of this video will be filmed in 4k 60 front and rear if I'm filming and anything else I'll mention it in the video and we're gonna do everything so stabilization low-light quality zoom I even want totest
8k but will crop it the video won't be an 8k but will crop some scenes just to show you that quality increase I'm very very blown away withjust early impressions the dynamic range is fantastic the quality is good and the
ultra
widecamera
is awesome I love it so Samsung did so good with this release let's put it to thetest
against the iPhone 11 Pro Max and yes theGalaxy
S 20ultra
is really not competing with the 11 Pro max it surpassed it already in the numbers let's see if the iPhone can keep up anyways anyways this is my friends he's gonna be helping me out with some of thetest
s Phillip - and let's start withthis beautiful machine so what I hate about the iPhone software is right off the bat is I cannot switch
camera
s and keep the same video you have to cut the video kind of annoying the software on the Samsung side is already so much better so here's my baby and she's looking so gorgeous on this sunny day what I love on thegalaxy
s xxultra
is you get a full-screen view the entire thing is of you going to 0.5 on both notice what a crazy view you get it's like a window into this worldthe iPhone 1 is cropped I think Apple can do better here but just visually the
galaxy
looks so much better as usual Samsung's looking vibrant beautiful the colors are a little bit more muted on the iPhone but I'll wait until we bring this on the computer before I pass judgment right inultra
wide let's walk around let's see stabilisation now this baby got fixed up by backyard boys Tim I'll drop a link down below just want to say thank you man you have done me great justiceshe's beautiful now as far as capturing in the same angle both are pretty close here looking really really good it's a beautiful sunny day all right so stabilisation
test
in 4k a 60 and it is on a handheld rig so it may vary a little bit versus actually holding the phones but I'm pretty impressed with both this is one place where smart phones have actually gotten very good in the last few years all right so next let's just do some general qualitytest
s taken around my hometowncity and it says being recorded in 4k 60 frames per second so using the standard wide-angle lens I'd say the stabilization is solid on both I saw nothing wrong with either one very smooth you know there's really no complaints here so panning shots everything checked out I actually prefer 4k 16 most people will be recording in 4k 30 but the panning shots are much smoother and the quality that we get nowadays on smartphones it's absolutely stunning just top-notch no complaints here the
only difference that I personally can see in a very well-lit environment is the colors so the colors will vary the contrast ratio just the settings that Samsung or Apple applies to the
camera
will be different some people will prefer the Samsung some people will prefer the iPhone one but both qualities do check out just the detail especially if you're doing some cropping you want to be recording in 4k minimum and oh boy wait until we get into the a cased of here in just a second but overalllooks fantastic very detailed the colors on some objects will be a little bit more contrasted on the iPhone sometimes the more green colors can be contrasted more on the Samsung but it solve it and a stabilization was good so no complaints okay and the zoom
test
so this is where thegalaxy
s 20ultra
excels with its new space zoom which can zoom up to 100 times with the assistance of digital zoom is it all marketing or is it true so this is a standard view and then zooming in about 30 timeswhich is still respectable but you can make out the details I was actually very pleasantly surprised that the
galaxy
s 20ultra
did well here now starting with standard point 5 then standard then 2 times 4 times and then going to 10 times 30 times and from there a hundred times look at that that's actually quite impressive I like being able to do that with the lens same thing against 0.5 times and then 1 times 2 times 4 times 10 times 30 times and a hundred times notice the text the textactually gets crisper and this is because of the machine learning with the
camera
it'll actually adjust it post picture taking something Apple actually does too but that's quite interesting to know and it was this exacttest
that really sold me on the capabilities of the samsunggalaxy
s 20 altra I was always a little skeptical of the 8k if it was actually natively recording it but here it's very clear that the 108 megapixels are real and they make a huge difference so 8k 24 framesper second on the
galaxy
s 20ultra
on the iPhone 4k 60 so I'm gonna apply a little bit of zoom here this is two times then we're gonna jump to four times and you can still make out the detail the bricks the clock hands the clock hours the shingles it's still very detailed here if we apply the same zoom on the iPhone just look at how pixelated it gets that's 10 times zoom and it had to be applied digitally after as the iPhone only unless you record three times in 4k 60 just wowyou can make out so much detail even when zoomed in this close and that just makes editing later much easier if future proofs all of your contents it'll always be good to have higher quality video down the road when storage it doesn't get cheaper but yeah not to get ahead of myself here but 8k this sold me on it I have an aka TV I've never seen any content in a que but now I'm excited to actually play this on that TV see how it looks maybe we'll get this on the iPhone later
this year I would like to see it I can only imagine how much storage this is swallowing up but the quality the detail once you really get in there is pretty dang good also the colors on the
galaxy
s 20ultra
this year fantastic I really love what Samsung did with our color profile back in the day on the older galaxies it would look not so realistic here it looks great it looks great on both actually just when you thought that smartphonecamera
s have reached their apex of quality Samsung comesalong and shows us that he can always be boosted by boosting those numbers 108 megapixels it's crazy but it does make a difference an
ultra
wide video card right and right I've gotta say I'm pretty dang impressed with the Estonia truck and consider using my name this is the one of the most beautiful cars ever made this is in theultra
wide lens for K notice the noise so the iPhone does a lot of smoothing I'm just sitting here editing and in this darker environment the iPhone Imean it looks better but it's all software both struggle with the
ultra
-wide which has not matured enough to look good in low-light environments just a quicktest
outside and I want to know so far indoors seems like the iPhone did better thegalaxy
s 23 theoretical we do better it does have a wider aperture let's see how that looks and the computer both do look great I know down below in the description which one who thinks looks better and switching over to the selfiecamera
so on thes20
ultra
we have a 40 megapixel shooter with a 2.2 aperture on the 11pro max a 12 megapixel shooter with the same aperture and these are pretty close although the color temperature on the s20ultra
for some reason is very blue washed out and the iPhone applies excessive smoothing to try and fix the noise I'd say the s20ultra
is the sharper one here color wise the iPhone looks more accurate to me and low-light for the rearcamera
in varying stages of lighting the s20ultra
is using the 108megapixel shooter with an aperture of 2.2 the iPhone a 12 megapixel that's just funny comparing those sizes there's such a big disparity now with a 2.2 aperture the big difference here is the pixel sizes on the
galaxy
because there are more they're smaller and you're getting a point 8 micrometer pixel in length versus the iPhones at one point for bigger pixels it means the sensor captures more light although the Samsung compensates with this thing called pixel bidding where hecombines at 9 pixels into one I gotta say both look great there is a difference here in color temperature but detail wise the s20
ultra
is picking up more detail in the very same environment so as far as low-light goes got to give it to the s20ultra
they're just more advanced further ahead than Apple and I personally do prefer thegalaxy
s 20ultra
in a low light situations both the selfie and the rear cam it's not as big of a difference as you would think but the quality certainly isleaning in favor of the