what's happening everyone my name is Alex and welcome back for this camera comparison
we have the brand new Samsung Galaxy s23 and of course the iPhone 14 pro so we are starting this
camera comparison by recording with the front facing cameras if you're recording with the
front-facing cameras both devices can record them at 4K at 60 frames per second however at
this time we are doing 4K at 30 frames per second we have a super sunny day but it is
a bit windy so you may hear some wind aside from my voice so I'm currently walking I'm
also trying to hold the phone's as steady as possible and we're also gonna start running
all right and we'll turn around and we'll basically go back towards the scooter but
now we have the sun right behind me so you can see how the cameras perform under these um conditions
all right next let's switch over the cameras the rear cameras and see how those uh work on the s23
all right and we're moving on to the rear cameras on the s23 and of course the iPhone 14 pro so the
maximum recording resolution for the s23 is 8k 30 frames per second where the maximum recording
resolution for the iPhone 14 pro is 4K at 60 frames per second however at this time we are
doing 4K at 30 frames per second with both devices we're gonna pan left and we're gonna
be walking this way as you can see for yourself we have a super sunny day but it is a bit windy
so you may hear some wind in these recordings I'm also trying to keep the phones as steady as
possible and we're gonna start running now so you can see how that video stuff mobilization works
we'll stop here and we'll pan to the right so basically towards the Sun
and we'll um Walk This Way so yeah this is how recording down the main camera on the back of
the s23 and the iPhone 14 pro would look like if you're recording in 4k 30 frames per second all
right and I also wanted to show you how an 8 hit 30 frames per second recording done with the s23
would look like now of course to the iPhone 14 pro we cannot do that so I am recording in 4k at 30
frames per second with the iPhone 14 pro but doing 8K at 30 frames per second with the Samsung Galaxy
s23 so yeah this is how recording in 8 head 30 frames per second would look like I'm hoping that
Final Cut Pro can actually process uh this footage okay and we're moving on to our next recording so
for this recording I've switched the cameras to the ultra wide cameras on the back of the two
devices and once again I am recording in 4k at 30 frames per second but as I said with the s23 could
actually do 4K at 60 or 8K at 30 frames per second where the maximum recording resolution for the
iPhone 14 pro is 4K at 60 frames per second with this lens as well so we're gonna walk this way
just so you can see how that video stabilization works on both devices and I can also run for a bit
and we're gonna turn around so this was the ultra wide camera recording in 4k 30 frames
per second with both devices it's also between this so you may hear some wind in
these recordings and I also want to show you the super steady mode on the s23 the maximum
recording resolution for this mod is 2K at 60 frames per second versus action mode on the
iPhone 14 pro maximum recording resolution on the iPhone is 2.8k so let's go running
we'll turn around I don't go this way
and we'll walk nice and slow so yeah that's how the video stabilization would work for
this video mode all right and we are moving on to our last video test for this video test and
we are recording with the main cameras on the back of the two devices and recording in 4k at
60 frames per second I want to show you how um forget 60 frames per second would look like I'm
also gonna walk I'm trying to hold the phone's as steady as possible and let's go for a quick um run
we'll stop here and we'll turn around so this is our recording done with the main cameras
and recording in Fork at 60 frames per second would s23 and the iPhone 14 pro would look like
all right we have a quick video test in low light within the Samsung Galaxy s23 and of course the
iPhone 14 pro for this recording I'm using the main camera on the back of each device a recording
in 4k 30 frames per second we are walking this way we have a bit more light on around here
now from what remote on the screens here maybe the iPhone has the sharper
video but again we'll have to see how this footage actually looks on the computer
so yeah main cameras low light forget 30 frames per second all right so some super
quick thoughts about the video recordings first of all the internal microphone in the s23 seems
to be better than the one that we have for the iPhone 14 pro but that was also the case last year
um with the s22 for the professing camera even though the video quality on the s23 has improved
compared to last year's s22 well the colors aren't exactly perfect in that if you look
at my jacket in those recordings all my jacket is actually black not and purple so there is room for
an improvement for that from facing camera but moving to the rear camera as the video quality
from the s23 is actually just as good as the video quality that we get from the iPhone 14
pro so I can't really see any difference there the video stabilization is just as good not to mention
that for that super steady video to get from the s23 the footage is actually sharper at a lower
resolution that the footage that we get from the iPhone 14 pro so overall a big Improvement for the
video quality on the s23 compared to last year's s22 alright and we are moving on to some sample
pictures and we are starting some pictures they took the ultra wide cameras on the back of the
two devices we're looking at those pictures the same situation that we had last year the sm-22
and of course the iPhone 14 pro so the colors are more accurate from the s23 the sharpness is also
a bit better in those pictures taken up by the s23 not to mention the dynamic range is better in
most pictures taken by the s23s so for that Ultra wide camera I filled the s23 does better than the
iPhone 14 pro moving on to some five times Zoom pictures well here looking at these pictures
I have to see that most pictures do look a bit sharper from the s23 I was actually expecting the
pictures would be fairly similar for five times Zumba no it seems that the s23 does better once
again as for 10 times Zoom pictures realistically neither device does that amazing but if I don't
have to choose on once again I feel that the s23 does a bit better than the iPhone 14 pro
so for Zoom pictures once again the s23 does better next we are moving on to portrait mode
pictures and for portrait mode pictures well here and everything is the opposite so looking
at those pictures first of all I can actually see more on Laura's face from the pictures taken
by the iPhone 14 pro the colors from the iPhone 14 pro are better in those pictures they expose
the subject better in many situations so for portrait mode pictures I don't know what happened
to the s23 but the iPhone 14 pro definitely did better in every single picture definitely leave
a comment down below and let me know your thoughts which one do you prefer for those
um portrait mode pictures alright then we are moving on to pictures they took the main cameras
during the day of course all the pictures were taken on auto mode and maybe about a second apart
from each other so the pictures that I took with the s23 are actually very similar to the pictures
that I took with the s22 last year so once again the colors from the s93 do seem to be a bit more
accurate than the colors that we get in those pictures taken by the iPhone 14 pro the dynamic
range is better in most of those pictures taken by the s23 not to mention the sharper Nissan is also
slightly better in most of those pictures taken by the Samsung Galaxy s23 so if I would have to
choose one phone for pictures but again this was the case last year with the s22 so I feel that the
s23 does better for picture taking in general than the iPhone 14 pro and once again leave a
comment down below and let me know your thoughts which one do you prefer for the main camera and
daytime pictures alright and we're moving on and checking out some nighttime pictures for all the
nighttime pictures that you are seeing right now I actually use the night mode available on both
devices so for the main camera and the ultra camera and we're starting the pictures they
took with the main camera now I also I'm kind of expecting to see some improvements over the
Samsung Galaxy s22 but I honestly don't see any improvements in fact these pictures may not be as
sharp as the pictures that um I used to take with the s22 I'm gonna do a separate camera comparison
between the s22 and the s23 but looking at these pictures it looks like the iPhone 14 product does
have the edge for those nighttime pictures so slightly sharper nighttime pictures taken by the
main camera and moving on to pictures that I took with the ultra wide camera well realistically here
neither device does that amazing but if I would have to choose one once again I feel that I would
choose the iPhone 14 pro maybe the pictures are slightly sharper but I guess not all of them some
of them are a bit sharper so neither device does that amazing for those ultrawide pictures and the
night mode what do you guys think which pictures do you prefer for nighttime pictures the ones from
the Samsung Galaxy s23 or the ones from the iPhone 14 pro and lastly selfies and we're starting with
some Daytime selfies and here it seems that the Samsung Galaxy s23 does a bit better than
the iPhone 14 pro those pictures have a bit better colors I'm gonna say so an improvement
from last year's Samsung Galaxy s22 because that one didn't have the best um selfie camera now for
my time selfies neither device does that great but if I would have to choose on probably the
s23 doesn't better than the iPhone 14 pro so what do you guys think about the Samsung Galaxy s23 is
it worth upgrading from the s22 or not really definitely leave a comment and let me know