Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra vs S20 Ultra full camera showdown

Every August Samsung releases a Galaxy Note phone, it usually takes the March Galaxy S and gives it a stylus, a bigger screen, a bigger battery and a higher price, that's not really the case this year, although this is a

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and this is a

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, while in the past the

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has been the phone with all of Samsung's cutting-edge technology; In this case, the S20 Ultra actually has a larger battery, a higher price, and both phones have the same 6.9-inch screen size. really unusual for the dichotomy of note, how do the

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s compare?

Let's find out that these are two incredibly expensive Samsung phones released roughly five and five months apart, so as you might expect, the

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s are pretty similar when it comes to daytime portrait photography and still shots. ultra wide angle, there really isn't much difference so first look at these well lit daytime shots now, if you look very closely you may notice some slight differences in contrast or brightness but again these are very slight differences and They're nothing you won't notice unless you have two photographs side by side. The same can be said for ultra wide angle shots both day and night.

This makes sense because from the looks of the specs, it looks like Samsung has put the exact same ultra-wide-angle lens on both phones. They both have the same megapixel count and aperture, so it's no surprise that performance is basically identical. Both phones performed similarly when taking portraits that replicate the depth of field effect. I will find it on a DSLR camera, but they both suffered from the same problem. In some cases, I found that both phones sometimes took portraits that looked super washed out. It was strange because I found this at the same frequency with both phones, but in different conditions, so if you look at this photo from arnold you will see that the note 20 ultra captured it much better than the s20 ultra, but then with this photo from rachel, the note 20 ultra just couldn't handle the light, but again, this is the minority, these are the exceptions, you will find that most of the time the s20 ultra and note 20 ultra take vibrant, sharp portraits with about the same consistency, So what is the difference between these two cameras?

Look at the s20 ultra's horrible camera bump and you'll see that it says it can zoom 100 times, while the note 20 ultra can only zoom 50 times on paper, which sounds like a win for the s20 ultra, but in reality I prefer the note 20 ultra. because yes, although you can only zoom 50 times, the zoom that there is is clearer and sharper and really, what do you need that 100 times? Honestly, it's only once you start getting to the 20, 30, 40, 50x zoom that you start to see. the differences in quality, so even at 10x zoom, which is quite a zoom, both phones perform quite well, so take a look at these flowers magnified 10x, both phones lose a remarkably small amount of fidelity, you'll see that they are both super sharp and super vibrant for a standard shot let alone at 10x zoom is really crazy, but then you write it at up to 20x zoom and while the s20 ultra still performs exceptionally well, you start to see the note 20 ultra shooting forward, so if you take a look at this statue taken with both phones at 20x zoom at a glance, the s20 ultra actually looks a little better, it looks a little sharper , but if you look a little closer you'll see that this sharpness is actually more due to flashy digital processing and then look a little closer and you'll see that there's a lot more grain and blurriness compared to the note 20 ultra, which looks Much more natural, this difference becomes more marked the closer you get, so if you take a look at this sign at 30x magnification.

I'm going to stop here because I don't want to seem like I'm badmouthing the s20 ultra because it's crazy that these phones can zoom up to 30x magnification. It's all really impressive, but to sum it up, the Note 20 is simply sharper and much clearer. The S1 Ultra looks super blurry in comparison. Now let's zoom in

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y at 50x magnification on the Sydney Tower. Now on the S20 Ultra you'll see that it looks blurry, almost like it's out of focus compared to the note 20 ultra, which handles 50x magnification very well, so when we start talking about 40x and 50x zoom, we're really entering into territory that not many people will venture into, it's really only amateur photographers who are going to need or be interested in zooming that much and it really is also difficult to do without a tripod, which is why I prefer the ultra note 20 zoom because It has exceptionally good 10x and 20x zoom instead of the S20 Ultra's ability to zoom up to 100x.

I really feel like you're going to get more out of the shorter zoom on this than the longer zoom on this night photography, it's easier and it's a win for the Note 20. ultra I found that with both standard low light photography and the ultra mode At night, the Note 20 Ultra consistently outperformed the S20 Ultra, so if you look at these low-light shots from this port you'll see that the Note 20 captures more light than the S20. and this is accelerated when you switch both to night mode. Now you might prefer this photo taken with the s20 ultra because the night mode of the note 20 ultra actually captures so much light that maybe it eliminates some of the dark kind of atmosphere, but if we are technically talking about which phone can bring in more light, then the Note 20 Ultra is the winner and you'll see it again here with these apartment blocks where, without a doubt, the Note 20 Ultra is a little sharper and a little brighter. brighter than the s20 ultra you will finally see the same on this palm, these palms are much brighter on the note 20 ultra, so all the trends that I just saw you will find are the same when As for the video, now both phones have quite a hectic camera setup, both can record 8k at 24 frames per second, but I can't really get into all the features because doing so would basically require its own other video, so just Based on my testing so far, I've found that both phones basically work the same during the day, that is, very good, but at night the Note 20 Ultra emerges victorious.

The F20 Ultra may be a little undersaturated in comparison. and overall the details are sharper on the note 20 ultra at night, now on the back of both ridiculously large cameras for both phones there is a 108 megapixel camera which is the main camera for both phones and with that main camera you can Shoot in 108 megapixel ultra HD mode now, what this does is a little confusing. At a glance, if you shoot in normal mode and then in ultra hd mode, you won't really see the difference, but what the feature allows you to do is zoom in very deeply on an image. photo after it's been taken, so if you take a look at these flowers in my backyard you'll see that with normal mode you can only zoom in so far, but in ultra hd mode you can zoom in much closer, in essence it's a kind of zoom. function, but after taking the photo, this function was implemented by some Chinese phones before, but with the s20 ultra, Samsung became the first mainstream player to use it and at first I thought it was some kind of novelty, but the more it more ingenious and cool use, I think it's so now Samsung with the Note 20 ultra has improved a little this time.

I did notice that the zoom was a little clearer on the end, however, it's not something you would notice unless you had them side by side, so I was just about to start finishing this video and then my neighbor started mowing the lawn, which is great, I love working from home, it's so good he stopped doing it. This in real quick, the s20 ultra is unusually a bit more expensive than the note 20 ultra, so I guess it's not that surprising to say that the note 20 ultra doesn't drastically improve on the s20 ultra's camera, but that said, if you're weighing up Between these two phones, I would give the photographic advantage to the note 20 ultra because yes, the s20 ultra can zoom up to 100 times, but I would say that the zoom functionality on the note 20 ultra is more complete and you also get the added benefit that improves low-light photography for both photos and videos.

I'm going to end this video now before my neighbor decides to continue. I don't know, cut down a tree or something, let us know in the comments. Do you have an S20 Ultra? Do you want a Note 20 Ultra? Let us know in the comments and check back with CNN for more.