hi everyone welcome back to another camera comparison this time it is the new honor
magic 6 Pro up against the Samsung Galaxy s24 Ultra and the iPhone 15 Pro Max so front-facing
cameras right now I'm swapping over the audio sources so we can have a listen to
the microphones and see which one sounds the best and with the cameras right here I'm shooting in
4k 60 frames per second so it should look really nice and smooth and fluid there should be no drop
frames whatsoever and just moving around how do they handle the sun pretty difficult to have it
behind me in that position and just a short jog ahead testing out stabilization which one
here looks the stest of course you would try and keep as still as possible when filming normally
but this is just for testing purposes of course rear cameras now so we're looking at our main
cameras which have Optical image stabilization with all three of them now I decided to shoot
the whole video and the footage in 4k 60 here so that's why it should look a bit smoother that's
a good test to see if we get any Jing when I pan around and a Sprint ahead now to test
stabilization and of course audio I'm swapping over those audio sources so moving over now to
the ultra wide cameras across all three you can do this on the fly with all of them and you can
see they all have a slightly different transition if you're wondering where I'm filming this is a
place called Las rotors and this is at the end of Dena in Costa Blanca Mediterranean coast of
Spain so electronic image stabilization with those Ultra wides I'm going to go over to our
Zoom cameras now so five times with our iPhone looking at the tower of iron five times here
with the s24 ultra and 2.6 is the default here with the magic 6 Pro but I'll take that up now
to five times which is there we go that's five and you can see doesn't I don't think it looks
quite as sharp but still seems to be okay but I need to look at this on the screen so trying to
hold them as still as possible I'll take that zoom up to now 10 times so this is 10 there we
go 10 times now with our magic 6 Pro and the 10 times preset that's with our s24 Ultra and
now with the iPhone 15 Pro Max that is whoops I went a bit overboard there that is now 10 * 2 as
well looking at this Tower which dates back from the 17th century I believe it is and back to our
main cameras now and just another little test of stabilization there is no wind so we should not
have any wind noise at all when I move about with these low light video performance so not
looking as good as daylight of course testing the stability I'll go down these steps here into the
darkness and now we can see here that they really are struggling slightly
different white balance by the looks of it and panning around here are we
getting any drop frames which one do you think looks the clearest in low
light and over to our steel shot so I'll start out with portraits and remember all of this is
subjective I like the stitching across all three I think they did an excellent job with this shot but
notice how the contrast and the white balance and the exposures different across all of them I think
the Samsung's a little too bright I do like the honor shot but I think it's the iPhone it's the
best here and then this low light selfy clearly to me it's the iPhone that's also B the on is just
far too bright and looks a little bit washed out and skin smoothing or something happening with the
Samsung again we're seeing a big difference with the white balance the magic 6 Pro I find to be
just a little bit over exposed too bright although the stitching is okay background blue looks nice
I think the stitching of my ERS here here is the best with the iPhone however the colors skin tones
just come through a little bit more pleasant with the s24 ultra which I think has taken out
when it comes to the rear portrait photos although there is a little bit of noise happening bit more
noisier the sensor with the Samsung difficult shot this HDR Ultra wide shot and the sun's
captured the best with the iPhone the magic 6 Pro looks just a little bit too oversaturated look at
the it's a deep kind of blue it was actually more like the Samsung or the Apple phone here
and cropping in you can see they're all capturing a lot of details but the Samsung I feel just pulls
ahead here with a few more details in the shadows the HDR being just slightly better keeping with
the ultrawide camera so this shot here they are all very similar but again there's a bit of a
difference with the contrast more contrast being applied darker Shadows with the iPhone but more
true to life color this is our one times shot here the cameras and I think it's the Galaxy s24 that
looks the best there however y balance probably the iPhone this is now five time zoom and I'm now
taking the five times zoom up to a 200% crop and you can see that the magic 6 Pro is falling to
bits now because it's only got 2.5 times optical zoom so the rest of it all digital clearly showing
it's breaking down there's a lot of color fringing going on it's just not a good looking shot and
it's between the iPhone and the s24 Ultra which I think is slightly ahead of the iPhone here
so for Zoom shots the s24 ultra the shot of this tasty looking breakfast here well they're good on
all three of them notice the difference with the contrast and when I crop in you start to see some
of the finer details I think that the iPhone and the s24 ultra seem to be a little bit too bright
but take a look at the spoon you can see the fine scratches on the spoon with the magic 6 Pro you
can see some details more of the banana and a few other areas is where some of those details tend
to be a little bit lost with the Samsung and Apple so I prefer the honor magic 6 Pro here and one of
the hardest photos for any cell phone and that's a bright red Hibiscus flower indir sunlight I've
got the latest firmware on all of these phones here and the Samsung did a terrible job there's
a lot of clipping going on it's just washed out it doesn't look good it didn't even capture the tone
of that red correctly the iPhone did the magic 6 Pro did as well however there's the least amount
of clipping of those Reds with the iPhone so the iPhone here gets the win at first glance these
look very similar to shots but no there is a big difference take a look at the white wall in the
background you see the s24 ultra doesn't capture any details there of that it's a bit overblowing
there and the magic 6 Pro is the one that does surprise me here because the Vera had slightly
dirty white fur and that comes out with the magic here you can see it you can see those extra
details you can see the details on the walls I think it's a better looking shot it just captures
kind of what it looked like and the white balance is also the more correct with the magic 6 Pro here
which I think is the best out of these three low light photos here so straight away the Samsung
is third place here for me because look at the night sky it's purple there's a lot of blotchiness
there's noise in there it doesn't look good white balance is also off this shot should look quite
orangey from those LED lights and speaking of those lights there's a lot of lens flare with the
iPhone in fact it ruins the shot you can see just above where those LED lights are with that ball
all the just lens flare there just ruins the shot so for me clearly here it's the magic 6 Pro that
has the best shot here for this particular scene with this photo at first glance a lot of people
going to straight away go oh the Samsung because it's the brightest it looks the best well don't be
fooled because when you start to look closely at the photo you'll find that in fact the Samsung's
the worst here it's between the iPhone or the honor now cropping into 200% they are really close
those two but I think the edge goes to the iPhone have a look at the stones where the Olive Tree is
uh in the lower middle of the picture there just a few more details there it's so close but I believe
it is the iPhone that has the slightly better low light photo here same story again that yeah the
Samsung looks a bit brighter but the white balance is completely off and it's not really a good shot
again cropping in here now to 200% you'll see that there's a lot more detail with the iPhone
and the magic but it is the magic 6 Pro that has The Sharper Image there a little bit more details
so gets the win with this low light shot then our final low light sample here so I think it is again
the honor that is taking this one because of the amount of details captured there's less noise the
Samsung's very noisy and yes I did clean the lenses across all three of them and there's
a bit of noise coming through with the iPhone the white balance is also a bit off to as well
I think it's more correct and the B overall shot is from the honor and to quickly recap now so for
video performance I think front-facing camera Samsung Galaxy s24 Ultra was the more pleasant
the exposure of the iPhone was sometimes a little bit too much the side of my head went a bit white
whereas the Samsung was better at handling that but the rear camera video okay this is where
Android kind of failed a little bit I noticed a lot more drop frames and some stammering when
panning around with the two Androids so it was the rear camera's iPhone still seems to be the
video king for rear cameras at least ultrawide uh zoom camera as well and just the general uh
4K 60 frames per second was the best there now audio okay um it's kind of close but not really
I think yeah it was definitely the Samsung for me that sounded the best those microphones very good
there and what about Stills so what we've just seen now is low light performance definitely I
think overall that goes to the honor it does have the brightest lens so it's no real surprise there
it is a very bright f1.4 uh if you're taking photos a lot of selfies and portraits I think
the Samsung's um good skin tones better skin tones although the in was the best with the iPhone and
if you're taking a lot of photos of very bright flowers uh clearly that was the iPhone again
for me iPhone with the ultra white and white balance tended to be a little bit better with
uh the iPhone and also the magic I felt that the Samsung white balance was quite off at times and
a little bit of noise and oversharpening they definitely have a bit of work to do to improve
things so do you agree with my findings here with this camera comparison and if you do let
me know if you don't well tell me where I was wrong and thanks a lot for watching this video