for today's camera comparison we have the brand new samsung galaxy s22 this is the regular s22 so
the cheapest s22 that you can currently buy for the iphone we are using the regular iphone 13.
both devices can do 4k at 60 frames per second with the front-facing cameras we are currently
doing 4k at 30 frames per second and of course they do get any stabilization at this resolution
and i'm walking as you can see for yourself and i'm trying to keep the phones as steady
as possible i'm also switching the audio from one device to the other on this so you can see which
one captures sound better under these conditions basically on a super sunny day but also a bit of
um windy day next we're gonna run for a bit just so you can see how that image stabilization does
and next we're gonna start um to check out some pictures that i took with both
these devices and i think we're gonna start by checking out some portrait mode pictures
and just before we do that make sure to press that like button alright so looking at the portrait
mode pictures that i took well here i prefer every single picture taken by the galaxy s22 first
of all i kind of like the colors that we get in those pictures because laura's hair seems to look
closer to reality in the pictures taken by the s22 when compared to pictures taken by the iphone 13
and then the edge detection around the subject seems to be better from the samsung galaxy s22
so personally yes i feel that the s22 does better for portrait mode pictures than the iphone 13 but
definitely leave a comment down below and let me know on your thoughts next we're going to move
on and check out some five-time zoom pictures that i took with both these devices now keep in
mind that the samsung galaxy s22 has a telephoto lens where the iphone 13 doesn't have a telephoto
lens so here i've done five times zoom and of course every single picture taken by the samsung
galaxy s22 is better of course because of that um telephoto lens that we have on the back of the s22
so for zoom pictures yes of course the s22 will do better than the iphone 13.
and we're moving on to some pictures that i took with the ultra wide lenses on the back of the two
devices well here we don't have a clear winner for some of those pictures the iphone 13 does
better and for some pictures the samsung galaxy s22 does better however if i would be to choose
one of them for those ultra white pictures it seems that the s22 does a bit better because those
pictures are a bit sharper and dynamic range in those pictures is also a bit better from the s22
but what do you guys think do you prefer the ones taken by the iphone 13 or the ones taken by the
galaxy s22 next we are moving on and checking out pictures they took the main cameras on the
back of these two devices and of course all the pictures are taken on auto mode and about
a second apart from each other maybe even sooner than that now for the main camera you can't really
go wrong with either device i did notice however that the samsung galaxy s22 does have a somewhat
wider lens this time around this wasn't the case last year with the s21 but now you can actually
see a bit more in those pictures taken by the s22 when compared to the pictures that you take
with the iphone 13 so you definitely have a wider lens in there other than that for colors well in
some of those pictures actually i prefer the pictures taken by the s22 the colors do
seem to be better maybe closer to reality and in some of those pictures i don't know if you've
noticed but the iphone 13 does tend to make the entire picture look kind of bluish so it kind of
takes the blue from the sky and the whole picture kind of becomes a bit too blue for my taste
but overall you can't really go wrong with either device for those
pictures taken by the main cameras so let you guys watch a few more pictures and i will be right back
next we are going to move on and check out some pictures that i took at night and for all the
nighttime pictures that you are about to see i use the night modes available on both devices and of
course the night mode is available for the main camera and for the ultra wide cameras okay and we
are starting with pictures that i took with the main cameras here it seems that the galaxy s22
does a bit better mostly because those pictures are a bit sharper and some of them also a bit
brighter if you look at pictures that were taken in challenging situations for example that sunset
which was past sunset but in that picture you can definitely see more the sand is actually clear on
the picture taken by the galaxy s22 where in the picture taken by the iphone 13 you can't even see
the sand so i feel the s22 does better for that now for colors the ns22 also changes the colors
to something a bit purplish looking i'm gonna say so i'm not a big fan of that color change
so it's kind of hard to say which one takes the better night pictures with the main camera overall
i still feel that i prefer the pictures taken by the samsung galaxy s22 moving on to pictures
that i took with the ultra wide lenses well here there is no one no competition really because
the s22 does better in every single picture so every single picture taking the ultra wide lens
and the night mode seems to be way sharper than the picture that i took with the iphone 13. so for
the main camera in the night mode it was debatable which phone takes better pictures because i feel
that it comes down to your personal preference how you prefer your pictures but for the ultra
wide lenses and that night mode i feel there is no debate the s22 definitely does better so once
again leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts about the night mode pictures i took
with both these devices next we are going to move on and check out a variety of sample videos that
i took with the s22 and of course the iphone 13 at different resolutions now here i feel that
the iphone 13 is unbeatable the iphone 13 was the best device for video recordings up until now and
i feel that it still does better than the samsung galaxy s 22 so for 4k 30 4k at 16 recordings for
me personally it feels that the iphone 13 does better for nighttime recordings neither device
does that great but i'll let you guys watch those sample recordings and i will be right back
we are moving on to a quick recording done with the main cameras on the back of the samsung
galaxy s22 and of course the iphone 13. now with the samsung galaxy s22 the maximum recording
resolution for the main camera is 8k at 24 frames per second where the maximum recording resolution
for the iphone 13 is 4k at 60 frames per second of course the galaxy s 22 can also do 4k at 60 frames
per second and at these resolutions we do get the image stabilization as well i'm currently
working on a super sunny day it is a bit windy out so you may hear some wind aside from my
voice and i'm also gonna start running just so you can see how that stabilization works
i think we are gonna go up to here
we're gonna pan right slowly so towards those mountains
and back left
so yeah this is how recording done with the main cameras on the back of these two devices recording
in 4k at 30 frames per second would look like and i know that a lot of people also want to see 4k
at 60 frames per second this is quite a popular resolution so now i switched back to the main
cameras and the recording in 4k at 60 frames per second with both devices we're going to walk left
of course both devices have image stabilization available at this resolution as well
so we're going to walk this way so towards that building
we're gonna get close to these flowers here i'm gonna try to get close to them
i'm also trying to hold the phones as steady as possible
and walk this way so this is how recording in 4k at 60 frames per
second with the main cameras on the back of these two devices would look like
for our next recording i switched the cameras to the ultra white cameras on the back of these two
devices as i mentioned earlier the samsung galaxy s22 can also record in eight head 24 frames per
second where the maximum recording resolution for the iphone 13 is 4k at 60 frames per second for
this particular recording we are also doing 4k at 30 frames per second and at this resolution
both devices get the image stabilization i'm gonna walk this way i'm gonna try walking a bit faster
just so you can see how that stabilization works and i'm also gonna start running
we'll turn right somewhere here
and go this way so yeah ultrawide cameras on the back of the s22 and
the iphone 13 recording in 4k 30 frames per second
and of course i also wanted to show you a 4k at 60 frames per second recording between the
s22 and the iphone 13 but for this recording i'm using the ultra wide
cameras on their backs so walk this way for a bit
it is getting windier now you're probably gonna hear a bit of wind aside from my voice
we have the mediterranean sea on the right hand side there
and some buildings on the left so yeah this is how recording the ultra white cameras
on the back of these two devices and recording in 4k at 60 frames per second would look like
all right we have a quick video test in low light between the samsung galaxy s 22 and of course the
iphone 13. for this recording i'm using the main cameras on the back of the two devices
and recording in 4k at 30 frames per second as you can see for yourself the sky is not totally dark
but it is pretty dark around here so i figured i'll show you how these two devices would do
under these conditions after we pass this light here it gets a bit darker so see how this looks
from what i'm seeing on the screens here the image is a bit brighter from the samsung galaxy s22
but we'll have to see how this footage actually looks on the computer
so main cameras 4k at 30 frames per second and we're moving on to our next video in low
light between the s22 and the iphone 13. for this recording we are using the ultra
wide cameras on the back of the two devices and once again recording in 4k at 30 frames
per second here the image looks a bit brighter on the iphone 13 but once again we will have
to see how this footage actually looks um on the computer just gonna walk this way
i guess it gets pretty dark around here let me go here
where it gets darker we'll have a better idea about the low-light capabilities uh here
so i can barely see anything on either screen right now so yeah ultrawide camera 4k at 30 frames
per second the s22 and the iphone 13. so what do you guys think about those sample videos as much
as samsung tried to make those videos better i feel there is no comparison and the iphone 13
does better but if you think otherwise definitely leave a comment down below and let me know
next we are going to move on and check out some selfies and we are starting with some
daytime selfies and looking at those selfies it seems that the samsung galaxy s22 does better
for every single one of those daytime selfies and moving on to the nighttime selfie so both
devices have a night mode for those nighttime selfies well here the s22 does better once again
so for selfies the samsung galaxy s 22 will do better for daytime and nighttime selfies
in my opinion so there you have it the samsung galaxy s 22 and the iphone 13
i feel that four pictures for overall pictures the samsung galaxy s 22 is better than the iphone 13.
i didn't actually think that would was gonna happen but it did happen and it seems that um
for pictures the s22 does better but for video recordings the iphone 13 is still the king alright
guys hopefully you enjoyed this video thanks for watching and i'll see you in the next one