Hello and welcome to my channel. You've caught me in the middle of trying to set
up a video and as you can see I've got a lot of mobile phones, just trying to work out how best to do this.
So here's what's happening: I've got quite a few phones
sent me from The Gadget Show, if you don't know I've been working on some
videos for their channel, so go check those out, I've recently done the iPhone
11 Pro Max review for example. So I've got the, not sure what order they're in, I've got the
iPhone 11 Pro, I've got the Samsung Note 10+, I've got the OnePlus 7 and I've also
got the Mate 30 Pro, the Huawei Mate 30 Pro. What I thought I'd do very quickly
is just demonstrate the cameras on them all. So I've got these cool little metal
plates that allow you to add two things on, so 1 tripod can hold two items so
normally you might have a camera and maybe a microphone but in this case I've
got them all setup using little mobile phone holders and I've got these all set
up and then we'll swap over and I want you to tell me which is the best.
OK so here we go this is by far the most complicated things I've ever tried to do.
We've got four mobile set up, all facing the same as you just saw. I've chosen
to start here because my normal camera does get this blue in so you've got a
bit of a reference, I've got the black here from all this equipment and this is
the brown desk that you've seen me review before, the sit/stand desk
so you can go back and check what my Canon camera colours look like if you need to
and so let's start off with what we've got. We've got the iPhone 11 Pro, we've
got the Mate 30 Pro, we got the One 7T and the Samsung Note 10. So if you're enjoying this
video and you're new to my channel please hit subscribe join my tech tribe.
Next up let's take some photos with these cameras and then we'll go for a walk around and see
what image stabilisation is like.
Now I do need to point out I forgot to sets the time-lapse modes to all be the
same which is why the iPhone is much faster than the 7T. Overall though I
think we all do a really good job with the time-lapse bar the Huawei, you can
see that kind of flickers a little bit and the colours keep changing. The other
three perform very well. Okay this is the setups working surprisingly well! So just
coming out for a bit of a wonder, if anyone's gonna see me walking around like this
they'll think I'm insane! I've got four mobile's all pointing at me, just coming
down a little path so you can see the light change, how does it cope? I'm using the
front-facing cameras on all them let's try the audio out so which audio sounds
best? I'll just keep track link on and switching between the different mobile
audios I have to say looking at the screens I think the iPhone is coping the
best judging by the results on the screen. Let's swap audio again, what do you think to
this audio? Which one's better? Right, now I'm coming up a hill and I'm
about to reenter the natural light, I say natural light, it's another cloudy day in Manchester.
iPhone screen certainly looks the best I've got them
all set to the standard selfie I've not set it to wide-angle mode or anything
like that I'm very interested to know actually which one has the best
stabilisation as well. So there's a plane going overhead, can you hear that? Is that
causing problems with the audio?
Got birds tweeting. So here we go all cameras now set to five times zoom I'm
holding all the mobile still handheld none of these on tripods, which do you
think is coping with this zoom quality? Judging by the screen footage the 7T
doesn't appear to be coping that well at all, seems to be jiggling around quite a
lot, all the other three though are very steady. I'll try moving a little bit
just walking, trying to keep them all in shot at the same time
iPhone and the Samsung look like they're pretty solid
in terms of stabilization at zoom so just reviewing the footage and that is a
really interesting result actually. I think it's not as close as I thought it
might be I would give that very easily to the iPhone it seems to have a much
better camera overall, very stable, great colours, great sound on it as well I mean
you wouldn't need to buy a load of equipment these days for YouTube
or even TV, you just use that new iPhone and it comes out looking
absolutely fantastic. Mate 30 Pro not very good overall compared to the others
I was quite surprised at how badly that handled the change in light, did you see that?
I just went very ghostly white on the Mate 30 compared to the other phones.
If you've not seen my reviews of these phones I've done the Mate 30 on my
channel and I've done the other phones on The Gadget Show channel, they very
kindly lent me these phones for review. I did really love the OnePlus 7T and I
think if you're looking at value for money
you can't go wrong with the 7T it offers exceptional value and the fact that we
can put it up against iPhone and Note 10 just shows you what a great value for
money bit of kit that is. However, overall, gotta give it to the iPhone. I think the
Note 10 is a close second, 7T is the third for me, and the Huawei
is last. Of course, I made this video to find out what you think as well so I would
love to hear your thoughts in the comments below: which looks best overall
for front-facing, rear, stabilisation, what sounds best?
Thank you very much once again to The Gadget Show for lending me these
phones and making this video possible. If you haven't already go and check out their
channel, thanks watching my video let me know what you think to the different
phones in the comments below and I'll see on the next review