Chris back here with another camera comparison this time it is the vivo NEX
S with its pop-up selfie cam which is 8 megapixels up against the Xiaomi
Mi 8 with a 20 megapixel front-facing camera so both the front-facing cameras
at the moment you can see are very shaky when I walk that it's because neither of
these have electronic image stabilization enabled which is an error
it should be enabled on a flagship cameras sorry should I say Mobile's like
run plus's 6 for example oneplus 6 that has electronic miss stabilization so in
this video I'm going to be comparing the rear cameras which I'll swap over to in
just a minute audio sources and also low-light selfie
shots and the portrait mode shot as well will be compared between both of these
ones here so we're now looking at the front-facing cameras in very difficult
conditions here because I turned off some of the lights outside so it's
really really dark I do have a couple lights over here so I'm gonna walk over
towards them and what you get the frame rate to keep an eye on that frame rates
if any one of these cameras is dropping frames and of course let me know in the
comments your opinions on what you think is the best at low-light and these
really difficult conditions looking at the rear camera snails are both shoot in
4k 12 megapixel sensors were for access optical image stabilization
unfortunately no electronic image stabilization is as well which other
flagships do have focus is good because it does hit your pixel face detection of
focus and you can see it is very quick a long combo for this have no issues there
is no focus hunting and I will just quickly show you the optical
stabilization so walking forward you can see it does rock around quite a bit on
both of these and the audio I feel is better on the
Vivo NEX here
now this is low-light and 4k and you can see both of them seem to be doing pretty
good here but of course this little house here a little shed is well
illuminated it's lit up well so that's quite easy I think for these phones so
now I'll just have a look over to where it's actually quite a bit darker there's
not a lot of light around see it now and you see both of them have a bit of green
and what does it just check it a little bit the stabilization see if it's going
to drop any frames too right now and which one has the bitter focus
okay so very hard to choose a winner on this one they are really trading blows
here some shots it looks slightly sharper on the Knicks and then on other
shots I'll give the one then to the me eight
but when it comes to color reproduction I feel the next tends to get it better
if you have a look at that photo of the red hibiscus flower that is actually
more accurate the red that the next is showing when it comes to video
performance that they're both the same both of them are lacking electronic
image stabilization in 4k so you do see that optical image stabilization rocking
about it's just not as steady as other flagships we also miss out on 4k 60
frames per second but they're really about the same but I did notice there is
an itch with the next sometimes looking just a little bit sharper I found when
viewing this on a 4k monitor and then when it comes to the audio quality with
video I think the next is slightly better there now low-light with a
front-facing camera and definite went to the meet eight there Nick's starts to
drop frames it gets under 14 15 frames per second and low-light aren't it with
the front-facing camera the rear camera there tends to be quite a bit of grain
in low-light with the neck so again the wind goes through there with the me8 so
I feel all-in-all that both of these cameras
are pretty much equal apart from the me eight does have that two times optical
zoom which gives it a little bit of an advantage there thank you so much for
watching this camera comparison and I do have to catch you back in the channel
with more up-and-coming reviews and possibly more future camera comparisons