- In this hand, I have the Samsung Galaxy S9+.
In this hand I have the OnePlus 6.
Today we're gonna take a look at the specs
of the Samsung Galaxy S9+ and the OnePlus 6
We're gonna go ahead take a look at the website
see what it says about the camera features
and specifications.
Then we're gonna go ahead and take a look at my
side by side comparison photos that I took
and put up next to each other.
If you stick around until the end of the video,
you're gonna get the exclusive details
on how you can enter to win, your very own OnePlus 6
in the upcoming giveaway in July.
Really quick, super easy,
we're gonna go ahead and take a look at this.
This is got the F1.5 aperture mode
and the F2.4 aperture mode.
What this means is in the low light,
this thing takes amazing photos.
And it does it automatically unless you're in manual mode.
That is what the F1.5 aperture does.
Here we've got front-facing eight megapixel,
auto focus sensor.
So there we go.
It's F1.7 selfie focus, selfie, wide selfie.
It's got all those cool features built in.
The rear camera, and this is got couple more features.
There's a couple more things, as you can see.
It is a 12 megapixel and a 12 megapixel on both sides.
Whereas the OnePlus is set up a little different.
If it's a flagship phone and it has a feature,
this phone probably has it.
Same goes for the camera.
Do a little shifting arms and side for the aperture.
So that's pretty cool there.
Something that Samsung really pushed.
They want you guys to know about it.
They wanted you guys to understand this was a big deal.
And it is a big deal. We're not trying to take this away.
Now here we're gonna go ahead and look at the OnePlus.
It's a great phone.
I don't even know any way to describe it.
For what you pay for it, you're getting an amazing device.
I went to the OnePlus pop-up event.
I won a phone and I bought two.
I walked outta there paying under 1,100 bucks
for two phones.
Whereas if I wanted to buy an iPhone max out 128,
I would definitely be paying over 1,100,
I think it came out.
OnePlus 6 is again, dual-camera.
It is a 16 megapixel and 20 megapixel camera.
So you get two different cameras.
Two cameras, two different megapixel densities.
The question is this, does it make a difference?
That's the question we wanna answer.
Thrown in there,
jamming a 16 and 20 megapixel camera
on a lower-end budget smartphone,
is that smart?
Is that gonna be enough to get you to buy the phone?
That is the big thing.
So this thing spots a super quick auto focus,
it's like the speed of light.
The auto focus is really really good.
And then on top of it,
the bokeh, we're gonna take a look at it.
Lemme just say, we're gonna take a look at the bokeh.
My initial thoughts for the bokeh on both devices is,
I'm not impressed. I'm a pixel user, I love my pixel.
You know I love my pixel.
So I'm used to those amazing pixel shots.
We'll get into it, but I don't think either company really
has got it on point yet.
Huawei has it on point. Huawei definitely does.
Let's go ahead and let's take a look at these.
First we're gonna take a look at a alley,
right behind my office building, where I work everyday.
The reason I took this shot
is because you can see the shadows.
You can see the color, you can see the contrast,
and you can take a look at both photos,
and you can kinda see which one's bluer, which one's not.
Which one has the clouds that are more defined.
Let's keep looking.
All right. Now here's a picture
I had a ride to work the other day, my car's in the shop
getting a new engine, long story, sad story,
but I'm getting a new engine.
And so one of my employees was giving me a ride,
and I drove past this girl.
And I'm like, "Isn't she fun-looking?"
And Melissa she says, "Get out and take a picture of her!"
I'm like, "I promise, I'm not a creep.
"Let me take your photo.
"Here's my card, For the Love of Tech,
"subscribe to my channel.
"I'm gonna put you in there if you let me."
And she just straightened up to attention,
and she let me take her picture.
And I promised her I wasn't a creep.
So hopefully she subscribed to the channel
and she's gonna see that it was for this.
And the reason I wanted to take her picture,
she's got on the black jeans, a nice good contrast,
a red street fighter shirt, which means I'm in love already.
And then all of those colorful tattoos.
Look at that skin art, it is gorgeous.
So I'm thinking to myself,
"I gotta get her in a photo. This is gonna look great."
Which phone is which?
Can you even tell, do you even know?
Which phone cost 759? Or how much does this phone cost?
The Galaxy?
How much to buy now?
Okay, for 128 gigs,
769 bucks.
769, that's what it just told me.
769 unlocked. Is that what I was looking at there?
Okay, yeah. 129 gigs, 769.
Okay, 770 for an unlocked phone.
Whereas the OnePlus,
which you can use on a bunch of networks, not just just one,
let's take a look.
The OnePlus, here we go.
We've got 579 for 128 gigs.
579.
Compared to Sammy over here who's got it at 769.
So just pay attention. Right?
So, look at that, two of our pictures.
Which one is which?
I'm not telling. Not quite yet.
But you can take a poll right now and tell me.
Is it the one on the right the Samsung Galaxy?
Or is the one on the left the Samsung Galaxy?
Next photo is right out of my kitchen.
We've got some vegetables, some lime, some garlic,
some shell pistachios in the background.
Which camera took which picture? I don't even know anymore.
Here's another shot.
Actually let's observe this one.
This is the bokeh one.
Let me point out that out. This is the bokeh.
Which is which?
Which one has the correct color for my kitchen?
Because one of these is really off.
I'll tell you that right now.
Here we go again.
Now this one, both colors look pretty much the same.
Whereas here in the bokeh mode,
you can see that one of the colors is severely off.
Doesn't make any sense.
But here they both capture about the exact color of my wall.
Good thumbs up guys, you guys are cooperating together.
This is a low-light shot.
This is what I want you to see here in the low light.
One is exceeding, one is not.
I'm not gonna tell you which is which,
Imma let you guess.
Which one is the Samsung, which one is the OnePlus?
Another low-light picture. There we go.
You could probably guess which is which.
Now here's a picture of a mural I took.
St. Petersburg, Florida,
is known for it's many murals all over downtown.
This just happened in the past five years.
We've got a super cool city.
Very trendy, very hippy, very nitro coffee-ish.
(laughs)
If you get what I'm saying.
Hipsters, that's the word I'm thinking of.
It's very hipster in downtown now.
So they've got these murals everywhere.
and I wanted to share this with you guys
so you can kinda take in the colors,
and take in the details of the different pictures.
What I wanna know from you guys is,
which one is your favorite?
Which mural is your favorite?
What I want from you is a roman numerals,
4023.
Roman numerals
4023 dash,
and tell me which of these murals is your favorite and why.
If you do that,
you will get an entry into the upcoming giveaway
for your very own,
OnePlus 6.
That's right. We're doing a giveaway in July.
And just for watching this video,
and entering, and subscribing, and commenting,
you're gonna get an entry.
You're gonna get an entry to win.
All you gotta do is be on the live event when we hold it.
And you'll have plenty of time,
you'll know when the event is.
So big thumbs up, namaste I'm super excited.
Here's another mural.
So this is what we're gonna call our mural number two.
So here we go.
This mural number three, right?
Here's another good picture. Another mural.
It's got like this weird little Popsicle stick thing
going to the lady's face with the guy.
It's very interesting. I don't know what this is
but it's great color which is why I took it.
Now, here's another photo.
So we're gonna call this,
what was that, one,
two,
three.
Okay so here is mural number four.
So this is number four,
with the guy in the little scene there.
And again I want you to see the colors.
I want you to absorb the contrast. That's the point.
We've got two 12 megapixels going up against a 16 and a 20.
That's what we're doing here.
Which one looks better? That's the question.
Here's a zoom up. Here's a close up of the other mural.
Don't worry about it, the number,
but this here is a close up.
And you can see the one on the right.
Imma tell you, all the ones on the right are Samsung,
all the ones on the left are OnePlus.
So now you know. The secret is out.
Now you know which is which.
So if you look at the right, it's like it blends in.
The details kinda blend in.
It does zoom in further, it does zoom in further.
I'm standing in the same spot zooming in,
full max, auto focus on both devices, one in each hand.
That's how I'm doing it. One in each hand.
But the detail on the OnePlus kicks the Samsung's butt.
Look at that.
It's so much better.
Now here's another mural, number 5.
I don't know what this is.
It's like this big giant puffy ball of hair
with this Pinocchio nose coming out of it made out of wood.
So that's what this is. Mural number 5.
Here's mural number six.
This is a close up of a much bigger mural,
we'll get to that.
Here's mural number six which is pretty cool.
This is also what we're gonna call mural number six.
This is the zoom up of that one.
So there's that.
This is mural number six.
And you can see the contrast
of the clouds, and the blue, and the wall,
and the parking lot, and the car.
And if my eyes don't deceive me,
Samsung's picture looks a little cloudy.
Not just the sky,
but it looks a little cloudy
while trying to process all these colors.
But the OnePlus,
is winning.
It looks phenomenal.
If you're getting your picture taken,
do you want it taken with the OnePlus or the Samsung?
That's the question.
If you got both phones in your pocket,
which one are you gonna reach for?
Here's another mural.
We're gonna call this mural number seven.
This is pretty cool.
Nice little guy.
Is it your favorite?
Roman numerals dash,
tell me what you think For The Love of Tech.
Here's the full picture of it, of course.
And you get to soak in all those colors.
Look at the blues. Look at the contrast of that peachy-pink
wall and the dirt,
it looks so good to me.
I was impressed at how all of these pictures came out.
Here's another one,
it was just on the other side of the wall.
You can see in the background there's another mural
that I didn't walk over and take a picture of.
There was just so many I couldn't include them all.
We would be here forever.
But check out these colors,
bring them in, it's phenomenal.
Which one do you want in your pocket?
That's the question.
Here's a salad I made for myself,
and I know I said that I only do carb.
This one that I make on my own with a little tuna salad,
egg salad, a light lettuce, some veggies and some meat.
So it's not a real salad. Basically cabbage.
So that's pretty cool.
This is me
testing out the bokeh.
Now this is what I gotta share with you,
I tried, if you notice my mouth isn't the same
because I couldn't get the Samsung to give me
a good bokeh effect.
With all of the light outside,
and all the colors and everything in the background,
I couldn't get it to kick on.
I tried several times, three times.
This is the closest one that I think
has any sort of bokeh effect, if any at all.
But that goes to show you
that the OnePlus bokeh effect was pretty impressive.
But you need to know,
I had to take the picture like this.
Like I had to have the back-facing camera towards me,
the front-facing, no bokeh effect, no bokeh effect.
It's not in there.
Don't forget, this is a budget phone,
so it doesn't have all your features.
But the back-facing, not the front-facing,
it's pretty solid.
And now you can see with your own eyes how solid it is.
Here's me in front of the tree of life,
taking the picture at the same time.
Here's a picture I took today
because I wanted to highlight the bokeh effect
for you guys again.
Me in the Salty hat.
Again, I had to take it like this, towards myself,
which we don't always wanna do.
We like to see ourselves, when we're taking our picture.
We like to see it, right?
But the OnePlus doesn't offer that feature,
it doesn't have that yet.
Here's another one.
Another bokeh as you can see.
It doesn't look bad at all.
This is another bokeh one.
And this is what I wanna point out to you.
If you look very closely,
very closely.
The background's solid.
That's my background.
But you can see the color of my background
throughout this video,
compared to the color that the cameras pick up.
And both of 'em are a little bit different.
But the OnePlus,
is more true and more accurate.
So bokeh is hard to kick in
when there's not much of a background to contrast
or compare it against.
I really live in a beautiful place.
So if you're not jealous by now,
you should be after you've seen our amazing sundial.
And guys, that's about it
for our picture-camera comparison.
And I wanted to share these photos with you,
and I want you guys to see for yourself,
that Samsung,
wins when it comes to low light.
Samsung selfie front-facing bokeh,
big thumbs up low light bokeh low light
bokeh selfie mode big thumbs up.
But OnePlus,
you're doing some amazing things with this 16/20.
It's phenomenal. It's killer.
You guys saw the pictures with your own eyes.
They were all, in my opinion, almost all better.
Could you believe that?
They were better than my 780 Samsung Galaxy S9+
that's the way it is. It's where we are right now.
But the Samsung still packs
a lot more features than the OnePlus 6.
And we'll go over that review and that comparison
another day.
But for today, we're looking at the camera.
We're looking at pulling it out of my pocket,
auto focus, point, shoot.
Which is giving me the best picture
in the natural environment that I'm in?
Darker out, in the back yard, on the front porch,
in front of the house, in a movie theater,
Samsung's gonna win.
The low light feature on it, is phenomenal.
Nothing's beaten it on the market right now,
Samsung made a big deal about it at their Unpacked Event,
as they should have. It was a big deal.
But now here comes OnePlus.
The budget phone,
$300 cheaper,
just as gorgeous,
feels amazing in your hand, glass back,
16/20 megapixel camera,
blowing the Samsung's photos out of the water.
I'm I wrong? I'm I right?
Lemme know in the comments below.
Tell me if you agree or if you disagree.
I can't take it.
For The Love of Tech,
thanks for watching this video until the end,
I know it was a long one.
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aron@4theloveoftech.com,
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