- What's up guys, Saf here on SuperSaf TV.
I am out for my daily walk in the countryside.
And in this video we're going to be comparing
the cameras SuperSaf style of the iPhone SE 2020
to the iPhone 11.
This will help us see what the differences are,
all of the key differences, and we're going to be looking
at the front-facing cameras, the rear facing cameras,
images, video, low light all of it.
Do look out for the audio icon in the corner of the screen,
and that will indicate to you which device
the audio is coming from.
So front-facing cameras right now.
One thing to know is that the iPhone SE only has 1080p
from the front-facing camera,
whereas the iPhone 11 does have up to 4K,
so you might notice a bit of a difference here
in terms of detail and sharpness.
Let's just quickly test out stabilization
from the front-facing cameras.
All right, so we're just walking.
Now, let's go ahead and run.
Now we've switched to the rear-facing cameras
with that 4K, 30 frames a second on both of the devices.
One big advantage that you have on the iPhone 11
is that ultra-wide camera.
Look how much more you can get into your shot.
That is so, so cool,
something that you don't have on the iPhone SE.
Let's test out the stabilization at 4K, 30 frames a second.
Walking, let's go ahead and run.
Both devices can also film at up to 4K, 60 frames a second,
but we don't have extended dynamic range
at 4K 60 on the iPhone SE.
So let me know what the dynamic range is like.
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Autofocus test on the iPhone 11, very, very fast.
Same autofocus test on the iPhone SE.
And just as fast.
So that was the video.
Now before we move on to images,
having a quick look at what we're working with here,
for the front-facing cameras the iPhone 11
does have a higher resolution,
and for the rear-facing cameras the iPhone 11
has an additional ultra-wide camera
which allows you to capture a much wider
field of view around 120 degrees.
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Right, now having a look at the images
honestly speaking in good light
it's very difficult to tell them apart.
The iPhone SE really does hold its own.
We've got great dynamic range,
really good detail, and very nice colors.
You can see a few examples here,
and realistically seen speaking if I didn't label them,
it might have been difficult to actually tell
which device which has come from.
Sometimes they might be a little bit here or there
when it comes to dynamic range,
but generally speaking I am very impressed
with the dynamic range here on the iPhone SE.
One big advantage that the iPhone 11 does have
is that secondary camera, and that does mean
a shot like this can become a shot like this.
I'm a huge, huge fan of ultra-wide cameras.
I use them all the time.
It does allow you to get a lot
more perspective to your shots.
This is something that's not available
here on the iPhone SE.
Another thing that's not available
on the iPhone SE unfortunately is a night mode.
So when it does come to low-light photography,
hands down the iPhone 11 does have an advantage here.
I'm not sure why Apple haven't included this here.
I'm not sure if there's a hardware thing,
because you do have the A13 Bionic.
Maybe it's to have some separation between these models.
But as you can see from these low-light examples,
the iPhone 11 there's just no question
because it does have that night mode.
It's going to give you much better low-light images.
Both devices do have a portrait mode,
so this is where you're going to get
that blurry background effect and both do okay.
I mean, they're not amazing to be honest.
I do think that the iPhone 11 Pro
and 11 Pro Max do a much better job,
and they also have that telephoto lens
which gives you more of a portrait look.
But generally speaking, they both seem to do a decent job
when it comes to portraits.
You can see in these examples there are a few defects
especially around my hair and sometimes
around my shoulder, too.
But one advantage that you do have in the iPhone 11
is that the portrait mode does work with objects, animals.
However, on the iPhone SE this portrait mode
is only going to work with people.
So it actually looks for a person a face
and then it applies this effect.
When it comes to selfies, I think once again
both do a very, very good job,
very good dynamic range, good detail, as well.
The iPhone 11 does have a wider angle of view
so you can have a regular selfie,
but if you do tap the wide option,
it's going to allow you to get much more into your shots.
So if you are taking group selfies,
then the iPhone 11 is going to be much easier to use here.
With the iPhone SE if you want to take a group shot,
you will probably have to use a selfie stick.
And also when it comes to the portrait mode
I think both do a very similar job,
a decent job in terms of the cutouts,
and it does give you that blurry background effect.
I was quite impressed that the iPhone SE
really did hold up in this regard,
but I did notice that dynamic range does suffer a little bit
when you are using portrait mode
from the front-facing camera on the iPhone SE.
The iPhone 11 does do an overall better job
which is definitely visible here in this example.
I just thought I'd quickly test out
some low-light selfies.
Here I kind of preferred the iPhone SE a little bit better,
but the colors are a little bit better on the iPhone 11.
I mean, this is a very low-light selfie.
Generally speaking you'd be using a front-facing flash.
Here you can see that both are doing a much better job.
The iPhone 11 does look a tad brighter.
Right, so those were the results.
What are my conclusions?
Well, I have to say I am very impressed
with what the iPhone SE is offering,
especially at this price point.
Of course, we weren't expecting it
to beat the iPhone 11 in any way,
but the fact that in many areas it did hold its own
and went toe-to-toe with the iPhone 11,
which is it's bigger brother,
is definitely quite impressive,
especially considering how much cheaper the iPhone SE is.
You also have very good video on the iPhone SE.
I would say it's the best video
that you're going to get on a smartphone in this price range,
but the iPhone 11 is better.
The video was more stable.
You've got extended dynamic range,
up to 4K 60 frames a second.
Front-facing video, as well,
was definitely better on the iPhone 11.
You've got 4K so you've got much more detail
compared to the 1080p on the iPhone SE.
Dynamic range was also better as well as stabilization,
but slow motion was very comparable, as was autofocus.
Both devices have very fast autofocus.
The iPhone 11 does get some clear advantages,
of course, because of that ultra-wide camera
you are getting much more variety new shots,
something that I really do like.
And this is not only on the rear facing camera.
On the front facing camera you can get many more people
in to your shots because of that wider angle of view.
Of course, low-light, because there is no night mode
on the iPhone SE, the iPhone 11
definitely excels in comparison.
For audio, I'll let you go back and have a listen,
but generally speaking I think both had very good mics,
a very good stereo audio on both devices.
I did find that the iPhone 11 was a little bit cleaner
and had a little bit better noise cancellation,
but overall I think if you're going for the iPhone SE,
you generally won't be disappointed.
For this price point you are getting
some very, very good cameras.
Of course, if you do value those additional features
that you're getting on the iPhone 11,
then it might be worth spending a little bit more,
and the iPhone 11 obviously offers other features, too.
If you want me to do a detailed comparison
between these two in addition to the cameras
so we can look at all the different features,
let me know in the comments below.
Also, let me know what you thought
of this camera comparison.
Where the results what you were expecting?
Did you learn something new?
Drop that in the comments below.
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