Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite - CAMERA TEST vs Mi 10 Pro vs iPhone 11 Pro

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10 lit up against its big brother, the suede and the Pro, and let's put the iPhone in there to see where the differences are because actually you will see that the two Xiaomi phones, although they are different, they come at different prices they actually have a very similar style, which is not surprising considering they are from the same brand, all videos are recorded at 4k 30 frames per second, what stands out to me the most here is the dynamic range and you can see that the light background is a bit exaggerated in the flesh and light, while on the other two phones they are doing a little better job, but overall there is a pretty small difference between them, anyway, the colors are really good between them, the focus is not one problem, I think the yellow actually stands out more in the turn signal.

Here I see a lot of detail in the sign on all phones as well and you can see how much wider the video angle is on the iPhone compared to the two. Xiaomi phones, but there are no real problems with any of the phones. Here you can shoot wide angle video on all of them which is great and it's really nice to have that functionality on a cheap phone like the me turn light, it only has 1080p on the me turn. light on the ultra wide

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, you have two 4k chems of that ultra wide

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, the dark areas seem a little squashed by the ultra wide camera, but overall it's nice to have the feature anyway, have an ultra wide camera on DME 10 It is light. something that the phone has over many other phones at the same price that maybe it only has a singular camera on the back, overall the quality is definitely good enough to make use of that thing, it's not just another camera to say that they have I think you can definitely get some good shots by zooming in on the video, it zooms up to six times, it's actually the same as the other two phones.

I can see a difference in the zoom. There are no zoom cameras on the me 10. Get the zoom cameras on the other two, so let's try that zoom. This is the main image from the camera and it is striking how similar the images look. Some slight differences in colors move up to zoom twice and this is an option you can choose in camera. app on all phones looking at this image closely and also the original files, the Meat M Pro benefits from having dedicated zoom lenses, it definitely contains a lot more detail up to even ten times, but this is five times. zoom here and then ten times yes the meat empro for me anyway moves forward in terms of image resolution it just has the benefit of that really long zoom range dynamic range on this image although it was really cool on all phones I think the iPhone just kept a bit of detail in the clouds in the background that the other two missed, but the differences are definitely very small.

Both Xiaomi devices have dedicated macro modes which worked quite well here, so let's move on to the video and stabilization for the Meno 10 video and light only use electronic image stabilization, both the iPhone and the Xiaomi me tempo also have optical image stabilization , but as you can see just a walk

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here, all three are pretty decent and when I start running In fact, I think all the phones do a pretty good job, but definitely without optical image stabilization, the Meno 10 light holds up Pretty good compared to the other two

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phones with selfie camera stabilization, they don't really pay too much attention to it and it can look a little shaky. the Meno 10 light but to be honest it's not much different to what you get on the Xiaomi me 10 Pro which is much more expensive so they are very similar in terms of what the iPhone gives you, just stabilizing that image electronically. really well and it definitely stands out as the most stable image of the three here taken with the rear cameras, so if you were photographing someone else, you can see where their skin tones would be and you can see the stabilization. the lenses on the back are much better, really very stable, they almost seem to be on the gimbal so it's definitely a lot more stable and I actually like the dynamic range better on my face with the Meno 10 light here on meat tempura and another example. that you can get really good shots with the Mino 10-Light Selfie Camera.

I think the light and shadow on my face look pretty natural. I also think the wide angle lens holds up pretty well when it comes to photography. It's nice to have the option on a phone that is cheaper than the other two, this is the iPhone with its really wide angle lens and then you move on to the me

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to turn on the light and also the Xiaomi me temp probe, some slight differences in style and colors between them. the camera app itself behaves a lot like me, more expensive, meaty and professional, so you have the two x oom, the main one and the ultralight too, if you are recording video, once you are recording video, you can only choose one. x and zoom, if you want to go to that ultra wide mode, you have to stop the video, go to the previous path and then start recording again.

I was also quite impressed with the me note 10's night mode in light, this is just normal. photo mode and you can see how dark it was, it was actually even darker than this and then going into night mode, without a doubt, it definitely helps the image look better and I go up a notch in moderation when it comes to creating. a clearer image comparing the three night modes together and you can see that it was very dark. They've all introduced a bit of noise into the shot, but there's no doubt that using night mode definitely helps brighten those images in very low light conditions, so that's it, the light Note 10 versus its big brother and its brother much more expensive than me, the 10 Pro and the iPhone 11 Pro.

Let me know what you think in the comments, which one do you think was better to subscribe to the la

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