for today's camera comparison we have
the brand new samsung galaxy s 22 and
the pixel 6 pro now this is the cheapest
samsung galaxy s22 that you can buy so
this is the regular version of this
device for the front-facing cameras the
maximum recording resolution on the
samsung galaxy s22 is 4k at 60 frames
per second where the maximum recording
resolution on the pixel 6 pro is 4k at
30 frames per second and for this
recording we are doing 4k 30 frames per
second with both devices as you can see
i'm also switching the audio from one
device to the other one just so you can
get a feel about those internal
microphones and how they capture sound
today is a super sunny day but also a
bit windy so you may hear some wind
aside from my voice but these
resolutions of 4k 30 frames per second
both devices support imi stabilization
as well and i'm also gonna run for a bit
so you can see how that works
all right so um let's start by checking
out some
pictures that i took during the day and
i guess we'll start with some zoom
pictures
all right so for zoom pictures i've done
five times zoom and ten time zoom mostly
because we have telephoto lenses on the
back of both devices and i wanted to see
what they can actually do the first
pictures that you are seeing on your
screen right now are five times zoom
pictures and here for a couple of
pictures the s22 seems to do better
because the pictures are a bit sharper
but then for a couple of other pictures
the pixel 6 pro does seem to do better
so for five times zoom pictures not that
big of a difference between these two
devices so i can't really say that one
is better than the other one next we're
moving on to 10 time zoom pictures and
here you're gonna see a massive
difference so every single picture that
i took with the pixel 6 pro seems to be
much better than the same picture that i
took with the samsung galaxy s22
so for 10 times zoom pictures there is
really no comparison in between the two
the pixel 6 pro does better in every
single picture
next we're going to move on and check
out some portrait mode pictures that i
took with both these devices not that
long ago whenever you take a portrait
mode picture of the pixel device well
that used to be the best portrait mode
picture that you're going to see well
that is not the case anymore mostly
looking at the pictures i took the s22
and the pixel 6 pro first of all the
edge detection in those pictures is way
better from the s22 when compared to the
pixel 6 pro the edge detection in those
pictures taken by the pixel 6 pro almost
looks worse than a budget chinese phone
i'm gonna say so very disappointing to
see that as for colors once again the
s22 does much better in every single
picture so for portrait mode pictures
there is no comparison in between these
two the samsung galaxy s 22 does much
better than the pixel 6 pro moving on to
pictures taking the ultra white cameras
on the back of the two devices well the
first thing you will notice here is how
much wider the lens on the back of the
s22 is compared to the lens that we have
on the back of the pixel 6 pro so you
can see way more in those pictures taken
by the s22 for picture sharpness it
seems that the s22 does better in every
single picture but for color accuracy i
kind of prefer the colors that we get
from the pixel 6 pro but what do you
guys think about these ultra white
pictures do you prefer the ones taken by
the s22 or by the pixel 6 pro definitely
leave a comment and let me know next
we're gonna move on and check out some
pictures that i took with the main
cameras on the back of the two devices
of course all the pictures were taken on
auto mode and about a second apart from
each other the first thing you will
notice here is how much wider the main
camera on the back of the s22 is
compared to the camera that we have on
the back of the pixel 6 pro the main
camera is almost as wide as the ultra
wide camera that we have on the back of
the pixel 6 pro now of course looking at
the pictures that i took with the main
cameras i can't really say that one is
so much better than the other one for
certain pictures the s22 does better but
for certain pictures the pixel 6 pro
does better now i did notice that the
dynamic range in most pictures taken by
the 6 pro is a bit better than what we
get in the pictures taken by the galaxy
s22 so for that it seems that the pixel
has the edge
for colors in some pictures the s22 does
better in some pictures the pixel 6 pro
does better so for pictures taking the
main cameras i feel that they're
somewhat equal and it depends on the
situation in some situations one does
better in some situations the other one
does better so for the main cameras
about the same i'm gonna say next we're
gonna move on and check out some
pictures that i took at night with both
devices of course both devices support
the night mode for the main cameras and
for the ultra wide cameras i did notice
however that the pixel 6 pro takes
longer to take those nighttime pictures
when compared to the s22 so you have to
hold your hand steadier for a longer
period of time on taking pictures on the
pixel 6 pro when compared to the s22 so
of course that means that a lot of
pictures aren't gonna be as sharp as the
pictures that they're gonna take with
the s22
so looking at the pictures they took
with the main cameras and of course that
knight modem even though the pixel 6 pro
has the somewhat brighter pictures at
least some of them are a bit brighter it
seems that the galaxy s22 has the
sharper pictures so every single picture
taking the main camera and the night
mode from the s92 is way sharper than
the exact same picture they took with
the pixel 6 pro so i'm gonna see that
for the main camera and the night mode
um the samsung galaxy s22 does better
but what do you guys think do you prefer
the ones from the s22 or the ones from
the pixel 6 pro moving on to the ultra
white cameras and of course the night
mode the thing kind of goes here as well
so even though some of the pictures
taken by the pixel 6 pro are a bit
brighter overall the pictures from the
s22 are sharper and better quality so if
i would have to choose one for the
ultrawide camera and the night mode i
feel that the s22 does better
so for nighttime pictures with the main
camera and the ultra white camera the
samsung galaxy s 22 is the clear winner
at least in my eyes but what do you guys
think do you prefer the ones from the
s22 or the pixel 6 pro definitely leave
a comment down below and let me know
your thoughts next we are going to move
on and check out some sample video
recordings that i've done during the day
and at night first of all here it seems
that the sound captured by the s22 is
better so the internal microphones
inside the s22 seem to work better than
the ones that we have on the pixel 6 pro
four colors the s22 does better in all
recordings i'm gonna say as for imi
stabilization well in some of those
videos the s22 does better and in some
the pixel 6 pro does better but overall
i would choose the s22 as the one that
records videos better so i'll let you
guys watch those sample recordings and i
will be right back
next we are moving on to a quick
recording done with the main cameras on
the back of the s22 and of course the
pixel 6 pro for this recording i'm doing
4k at 60 frames per second this is the
maximum recording resolution available
on the pixel 6 pro with the galaxy s 22
you could also do 8k at 24 frames per
second at 4k at 60 frames per second
both devices have imi stabilization and
as you can see for yourself i am walking
now and i'm also trying to keep the
phones as steady as possible we're gonna
start running just so you can see how
that stabilization works
and i guess we're gonna stop somewhere
around here
we're gonna pan right slowly
and this way basically
and back left towards the road
so yeah main camera is 4k at 60 frames
per second the samsung galaxy s 22 and
the pixel 6 pro
we are moving on to our next recording
with the main cameras on the back of the
s22 and of course the pixel 6 pro for
this recording i'm doing 4k at 30 frames
per second and once again at this
resolution we do get image stabilization
on both devices
we're gonna walk to the left here
we are basically going towards that
flower there i don't think you can see
it quite yet but um we'll get there in a
second
we have a combination of sunshine and
shade here
so let me get close to this flower
and i guess we'll go this way for a bit
we'll stop and we'll pan right
all the way basically
and walk a bit this way
so yeah this whole recording done with
the main cameras on the back of the s22
and of course
the pixel 6 pro would look like if
you're recording in 4k at 30 frames per
second
we are moving on to our next recording
between the s22 and the pixel 6 pro for
this recording i'm using the ultra wide
lenses on the back of the two devices
now here with the ultra wide lenses the
pixel 6 pro can only record at 4k at 30
frames per second of course this is the
resolution that we are currently
doing 4k at 30 frames per second for
that um ultra wide camera with the
samsung galaxy s22 you could record at a
higher resolution we'll walk this way
for a bit so kind of towards the sun in
a way
but we're gonna stop somewhere around
here
and we'll pan right so we'll walk onto
the road
and we'll pan right
so yeah ultra wide camera 4k 30 frames
per second with the s22 and the pixel 6
pro
for our first video in low light between
the s22 and the pixel 6 pro i am using
the main cameras and recording in 4k at
30 frames per second both devices could
also do 4k at 60 frames per second so
we're gonna walk this way it gets dark
around here
and here i can see a bit more on the
screen of the pixel 6 pro but we'll have
to see how this footage actually looks
um on the computer and we're gonna walk
this way where we have a bit more light
i guess we're gonna stop somewhere
around here we'll go this way again it
gets a bit darker around here
and back towards the light
so yeah this whole recording done the
main cameras on the back of these two
devices would look like at night
and we're moving on to our next
recording in low light between the s22
and of course the pixel 6 pro for this
recording we are doing 4k 30 frames per
second and using the ultra wide cameras
on the back of the two devices
i'm gonna stop somewhere around
here i guess
we'll pan right slowly
the image is definitely brighter on
the pixel 6 pro at least on the screen
of the pixel 6 pro we'll have to see how
this actually looks
when i check it out on the computer
so yeah this whole recording done with
the ultra wide cameras on the back of
the two devices recording in 4k at 30
frames per second would look like
so what do you guys think about those
sample videos do you prefer the s22 or
the pixel 6 pro definitely leave a
comment down below and let me know next
we're going to move on and check out
some selfies and we're starting with
some daytime selfies even though i
didn't take those selfies in the most
ideal conditions but overall it seems
that the samsung galaxy s22 does better
for the daytime selfies and the same
kind of goes for those nighttime selfies
so the 99 selfies are also a bit sharper
from the s22
so even for selfies i feel that the s22
does better
so there you have it it seems that the
galaxy s22 does better for most things
when compared to the pixel 6 pro
so the pixel devices used to be some of
the best for taking pictures well that's
kind of changing and it's not the case
anymore alright guys hopefully this
video was useful thanks for watching and
i'll see you in the next one