this time in this camera comparison I'm pitting the xiaomi 13 Pro up against the iPhone 14 pro
Max so with the iPhone front-facing camera right now of course it can shoot 4K 30 and 4K 60. now
with the xiaomi we just get 1080P and both of them are using right now electronic image stabilization
so if I jogger here just to test out how steady it really is the front-facing camera on both of these
which do you think is the steadiest now the audio sources I am swapping over so I'm going to go from
the iPhone back to the xiaomi so we can hear which one has the best microphones and the best
audio quality 4K 30 with our rear cameras here so the main sensors 48 megapixels versus 50 the one
inch sensor with this xiaomi 13 Pro and the focus on both of them I've not really seen any issues
seems to be Rock Solid and that's what you want of course you don't want any issues so the audio as I
told you before at the start I'm swapping over the sources and which one do you think is the
best the iPhone or the xiaomi here just pan around so there should be no Jetta coming through at all
and I'm just gonna Sprint ahead now of course the optical and electronic image stabilization
which do you think is the steadiest here
still keeping with 4K 30 frames per second but now the ultra wide cameras so there's
a difference here in the megapixel count 50 versus the 12 megapixels
not that it really matters it's more on the size of those pixels
sometimes the low pixel count is better so as I pan around here with the exposure change if we
are going to see any issues with panning jutter it would be probably now coming through I have
noticed from experience that normally the iPhone is a little bit better in this area so there is no
Optical image stabilization it's all electronic here I'm just going to jog down the stairs
test out and see which has the best electronic
image stabilization with 4K 30 and the ultra wide cameras
so focus on both of them good no problems you can see even in these conditions are that
overcast at the moment that if you've got your hand while my hand here in the front we should
be focusing doesn't seem to be an issue and what I'll do now is a Sprint test just to test
it so it does look to me like the jarring's coming through Less on
the iPhone 14 pro Max when I run along and you can see that coming
through more with the xiaomi 13 Pro and a few fluctuations in the exposure too
Zoom cameras now so 3.2 times Optical with the xiaomi 13 Pro and three times Optical with the
iPhone 14 pro Max now I'm holding this as still as possible in my little Mount here pointing at
this little house that looks like it is well close to falling off this Cliff here it's probably gonna
happen one day so just walking ahead now to test out the stability and it looks like right here it
is the xiaomi 13 Pro that seems to be the studious if you plan to shoot Zoom video and walk a little
bit now I'm not trying to jump around or anything like that that was me trying to be as steady as
possible really there you can see there is a bit of difference at least when I'm looking at the
screens right now recording this over to low light video now so struggling these little tiny sensors
here to capture me correctly image stabilization does not look anywhere near as good now you can
see the jarring coming through as I walk and it's looking quite a bit grainy on both of them with a
bit of noise here is that larger sensor going to help out here with the xiaomi 13 Pro because it's
a one inch sensor versus the 48 megapixel sensor which is quite a bit smaller now I can see the
iPhone has a little bit more lens flare but it's still happening you can see what looks like UFOs
in the sky you can see oh look at those UFOs back and forth there definitely worse on the iPhone 14
pro Max but yeah you can still see it it's still present with the xiaomi there which is a bit of an
annoyance there so focus on both in low light it seems to be good I haven't really seen any
issues so far my time testing it out his face over this area here because this is quite a bit darker
these boats aren't really lit up by any lights directly apart from some of them have a little
blue lights down here but yeah not wonderful on both of these phones here for low light video
Ultra wide cameras so this is 4K 30. and apple always do runtime about how their iPhone Ultra
wides are the best at low light video and well it's looking like it definitely is making this
comparison quite easy for me to choose a winner here because it is capturing more on the iPhone
versus the xiaomi so stabilization just walk ahead of course it's all electronic with the ultra wide
and let's now jump into our still shot so this one here of my daughter portrait mode I don't
like the iPhone 14 pro Max's Warmness it's always the same portrait photos too warm now the xiaomi
13 I think the 13 Pro here the stitching is not as good as the iPhone but I do like the background
blur that's one thing I do like about it but all up picking a winner here I think the more
pleasant portrait photo is the iPhone here with selfie portraits it's basically the same story
the iPhone is a little too warm now again I like the background blur here from the xiaomi depth of
field looks a little better but I don't like the skin smoothing with the xiaomi it kind of ruins
the photo now I did turn off all the beautifying options but it's still smooth my skin and with
the iPhone you get all of the skin imperfections do show up so wrinkles line spots it's all there
with this photo both of them look almost identical it's only when you crop in you can see that the
bright yellow is captured better with the iPhone and there's a bit of clipping going on with the
colors with the xiaomi so that's why the iPhone in this photo is for me going to get the win here
macro photo here now so the iPhone uses its Ultra wide and then it focuses with the auto focus to
give us these detailed macro shots what I don't particularly like about it is the depth of field
here there's not that much blur with what's going on in the background it makes the shot look a
little busy whereas with the xiaomi here with the super macro mode enabled again it's the autofocus
and with the ultra wide it blurs the background out a lot better it just has a better overall look
to it captures quite a lot of detail too on those leaves but what has captured better is the colors
with the iPhone the different shades there of the flower coming through a little better but for me
overall because of the background blur and just having that subject kind of pop out at the screen
more is the xiaomi Zoom cameras now so there is a difference in the optical zoom but not much at all
so 3.2 times with the xiaomi versus three times with the iPhone now here I prefer the iPhone shot
the reason why is it just seems a little sharper a little more detailed and the xiaomi is a little
bit on the soft side compared to the iPhone here one more zoom shot so this again is the maximum
optical zoom and you'll notice that the iPhone is a little sharper now they've just tweaked out the
sharpness and some might say actually it's over sharpened because if you look at some of the white
parts of those boats you can see a little bit of noise but I still think it's just a little bit
better than the xiaomi photo take a look at the castle wall you can see just more details coming
through there so that's why I give the zoom shot here the edge and the wind to the iPhone but it's
only just Ultra wide cameras now so the more correct colors are the colors that have been
captured with the xiaomi I do like this photo but when I crop in and start to look in detail at the
iPhone 14 Pro Ultra wide shot you see a lot more different shades within those clouds more details
and yes you could say in a way maybe it's a little bit over sharpened but we still are gaining in
those clouds just quite a few more details so for me it's the iPhone that pulls ahead with this shot
then in this Ultra wide shot look at the sky the xiaomi has the blue sky more correct it wasn't as
saturated as the iPhone's showing it here so the iPhone colors are a little bit artificial with the
sky but the HDR here is better take a look at the details on those rocks there the little Stones the
Pebbles the Shadows definitely the edge and the wind goes for me to the iPhone and back to the
main cameras so clearly you can see a difference in the brightness the xiaomi is a bit darker the
iPhone is quite a bit brighter in fact almost too bright it did look in that moment when I took this
photo more like what the xiaomi's showing us here it has the more correct colors the iPhone tends
to be a little bit too over brightened just artificially a little bit a bit of sharpening
going on and it's more the white balance the white balance is here correct with the xiaomi
the shoulder Vera here is in low light because it's indoors the sun's gone down
now take a look around Vera's left eye you will see that with the xiaomi it's captured
you can just see her green eye with the iPhone it's a lot more difficult and there's a bit of
blurriness to it so the sharper photo the better exposure and the slightly brighter
photo 2 is the xiaomi so for this low light shot indoors the xiaomi gets the win
oh okay so this one is looking very close now at first glance you'd say hang on they look really
similar but the white balance here these lights have an orange tint to them and the more correct
white balance is coming through with the xiaomi take a look at the C especially with the iPhone
there is quite a bit of noise to the Sea it just lost all those details there where the xiaomi's
one inch sensor actually retains those details so for me this one definitely goes to the xiaomi
and then with this shot the xiaomi completely screwed up the white balance it's far too cool
the iPhone here surprisingly got the white balance pretty much spot on again those yellow orangish
tint kind of lights so it should look warm which it does and overall good details and everything
so for me it's the iPhone photo then with this night shot take a look at the xiaomi just around
the boat there the handrail does look sharper the blues come out correctly on both of them and
the white balance seems to be a little bit better on the xiaomi maybe slightly off with the iPhone
however the iPhone on the right side of it you can see it captures the ambient light a little
better there but for me it's the xiaomi that gets the overall win so these are my findings I think
video quality I'm pretty sure everyone's going to agree with me on this iPhone it's got it it's
still the video Champion the only reason why I own an iPhone is for the video quality the panning is
so much smoother there was Jada with the xiaomi there was a few issues with the focus with the
ultra wide and the audio quality however with the iPhone was terrible at times especially with
the zoom camera and with the wind noise the iPhone filters it where I just sounded completely muffled
no when filtering with the xiaomi however but yes it's got the best audio quality now for daytime
Stills for selfies portraits normal kind of shots I think it was the iPhone there which was better
The Edge however went to the xiaomi when it came to low light photos it would pull ahead with often
sharper looking photos less noise too as well so that's one area at least where they are bettering
them which I kind of expect from a one inch sensor so I do hope that with firmware update dates the
xiaomi can improve the video quality and just get rid of those annoying jatts but not holding my
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