what's happening everyone my name is Alex and welcome back for this camera comparison we have
one of the latest phones from xiaomi we have the xiaomi redmi note 12 Pro Plus so this is kind of
like the top of the line for the redmi line we're gonna be comparing this phone with the iPhone 14
pro but don't misunderstand the purpose of this camera companies and I'm simply trying to show
you what a budget-friendly device like this redmi device can do when compared to a flagship like
the iPhone 14 pro keep in mind that the iPhone is also three or four times more expensive than this
device so always keep that in mind on the back of the redmi note 12 Pro Plus we also have a
200 megapixel main camera that has Optical image stabilization just in case some you didn't know
what the main camera on this device was and I think we're gonna start by checking out some
Sample video recordings just so you can see how both devices do for video recordings the maximum
recording resolution that is available for the redmi note 12 Pro Plus is 4K 30 frames per second
but unfortunately a data resolution that there is no electronic image stabilization so the video
will be a bit shaky if you're walking so let's check out those sample recordings and I will be
right back all right then we're starting with a quick recording down the main cameras on the
back of the two devices so for this recording I'm recording in 4k at 30 frames per second now with
the xiaomi redmi note 12 on Pro Plus it doesn't actually seem like we have video stabilization
for 4K recordings or maybe there is some sort of video stabilization because the video is not
that shaky but also it's not that smooth either so I'm not sure if we actually get any type of
video stabilization there is nothing in the forms of the settings or the camera settings um saying
that it has video stabilization or that it doesn't but again it does better than other devices that
I've tried that don't have video stabilization from the main camera and of course 4K recordings
now you will see for our next sample that if you're switching the resolution to 1080p at 30
frames per second it does much better when walking so yeah this this was a sample for the main camera
and 4K 30 frames per second alright so for our next recording I've switched the resolution to
1080p at 30 frames per second and as you're about to see when you are recording 1080p at 30 frames
per second the video stabilization does work much better than your your recording in 4k 30
frames per second so maybe 1080p at 30 frames per second is the better resolution for this device
I guess we're gonna turn towards the Sun and uh let's see how the devices do around here so from
what I'm seeing on the screens here of course uh the iPhone does handle uh the light a bit better
1080p at 30 frames per second between the iPhone 14 pro and of course the xiaomi redmi note 12
Pro Plus moving on to our next recording for this recording I've switched the cameras to the ultra
wide cameras on the back of the two devices now on the xiaomi redmi Note 12 Pro Plus the maximum
recording resolution if you're recording with the ultrawide camera is 1080p at 30 frames per
second we do seem to have video stabilization at this resolution but of course you cannot record
any other resolution I mean higher resolution the 1080p at 30 frames per second so yeah ultra
weight cameras on the xiaomi and of course the iPhone 14 pro all right and a super quick
video me redmi note 12 Pro Plus for this recording I'm using the main cameras on the back of the
two devices and up the recording in fourth head 30 frames per second I'm also trying to
keep the phones as steady as possible and the camera just spotted me so the light is on now
at least we can see a bit more so we're gonna stop somewhere around here
and we'll pan down a bit
and a bit to the left so yeah this is how recording in 4k 30 frames
per second in low light between these two devices would look like
all right and next we are moving on to a quick recording that I've downloaded the front facing
cameras on the Note 12 Pro Plus and of course the iPhone 14 pro now the maximum recording
resolution for the redmi note 12 Pro Plus with the pro facing camera is 1080p at 60 frames per
second we are currently doing 1080p at 30 frames per second of course to the iPhone it could go 4K
at 60 frames per second so I just wanted to show you how a recording done with the front facing
cameras on these two devices would look like under these conditions so what do you guys think about
those sample recordings that I got them from the redmi device were they good enough or you
expecting better definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts personally I
feel that you should only do 1080p recordings with this device because if you're doing 4K the video
just looks way too shaky as for that front-facing camera probably better off not to use it because
the recordings from the front-facing camera I would just so yeah all right next we're gonna
move on and start checking out some pictures now as I mentioned earlier on the back of this
device we have a 200 megapixel sensor now you're not going to be able to take pictures like that
all the time maybe some special pictures here and there because the pictures are just massive it's
gonna take out all the storage on your device if you take 200 megapixel on pictures at all times
the pictures that you're seeing on your screen right now were taking with that 200 megapixel um
mod basically and yes you can definitely zoom in a lot on those pictures and there is a lot of detail
on in those pictures but all the other pictures that you're gonna see next to the pictures that
I took with the iPhone or taken on the auto mode so definitely not on the 200 megapixel mode just
to keep that in mind so looking at the pictures that I took on auto mode to the main cameras on
the back of the two devices well many pictures from the redmi device do look really good I mean I
can't really say anything bad about them and there are a couple that I actually prefer over the same
pictures that I took with the iPhone 14 pro but then there are about three or four pictures that
I took that look a bit Overexposed so I was not a fan of that to the iPhone we kind of get constant
looking pictures I'm gonna say with the redmi device you're not sure what kind of a picture
um you're gonna take um you're just gonna point the phone and hope for the best basically
so it is a bit unknown how the picture will turn out in my opinion if you're using that main camera
and the auto mode so definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts about the
pictures that I took with the main cameras on the back of the two devices I also have a few portrait
mode pictures of myself that I took around the house here now the edge detection around
the subject is really good on both devices I can't really say that one does better than the other one
but I feel that I prefer the colors that we get from the pictures that I took with the iPhone 14
pro I feel that they retain my skin color a bit better and the colors of the environment a bit
better compared to the redmi device even though the redmi device doesn't do bad except for one
picture where the light was a bit difficult so in that last important picture of course the redmi
device doesn't do that um great and once again leave a comment down below and let me know your
thoughts about the portrait note pictures next we are checking out few pictures that I took with the
ultra white cameras on the back of the two devices and while I can't really say that the redmi device
takes bad pictures now if you do look close enough of those pictures they're gonna notice
the pictures from the iPhone do seem a bit sharper and also dynamic range in the pictures taken by
the iPhone is slightly better but overall I think um the ultrawide pictures that I took with the
redmi device are more than usable next we're gonna move on and check out some nighttime pictures and
for all the nighttime pictures that you are seeing I use the night modes available on both devices
the night mode is available for the main camera and for the ultra wide camera on the redmi device
just in case you're wondering now if you do have plenty of light well not plenty of light but if
you do have some light whatever you're taking pictures the redmi device doesn't do bad I kind
of like how the pictures turn out if there is some light whatever you're taking pictures so
for example if there would be some street lights the redmi device will do okay as soon as there are
no lights or there are very few lights around the redmi device doesn't do good at all and you can
see a massive difference for the picture quality in those situations where it's darker around them
what I'm taking pictures so I was actually expecting a bit better from the redmi device
um whenever it's using that night mode and the main camera but no the iPhone of course will
do better for pretty much all situations in low light as for the ultrawide camera and the night
mode while you're probably better off not to take any pictures of the redmi note 12 Pro Plus
in low light without ultra white camera because the pictures just don't look good at all so if
there isn't enough light the pictures are just unusable in my opinion next we're gonna move on
and check out a few selfies unfortunately I forgot to take nighttime selfies so we're only gonna see
some data and selfies but for the daytime selfies well I have to say that I was not impressed by the
pictures that I took on the xiaomi redmi Note 12 Pro Plus what do you guys think about this
device is it better than them you're expecting is it worse than You're Expecting what are your
thoughts about this device because now it's not a very cheap device this device is about 500 dollars
so definitely not the cheapest phone um out there so yeah definitely leave a comment and let me
know what you think about this device thanks for watching and I'll see you guys in the next one