welcome to a camera comparison here between the OnePlus 12 the Vivo X100 Pro and the
Samsung Galaxy s23 Ultra so right now it's the front-facing cameras we've got two 32
map sensors with the vi and the OnePlus and the Samsung it has a 12 megapix front-facing camera
so you can see stability here is looking good I'm swapping over the audio sources and just
to point out the obvious that I do have all of these phones on the latest firmware so a
quick jog testing the stabilization not that you would normally do this but it's just to see which
one is the best let's take a look now at those rear cameras these are the main cameras so we
have two 50 megap cameras with the Vivo and with our OnePlus and 200 megapixels with the Samsung
they are all using optical and electronic image stabilization this is 4K 60 frames per second so
it should look quite a bit smoother than 30 as I pan around there should not be any drop frames and
we should not hear either any wind noise because there really isn't any wind but if I run now a bit
of a jog with that breeze the movement maybe some of that's going to come through with the
microphones and this could be difficult for the phones when it does get the sun there in the shot
the exposure changes Auto exposure everything's just the default auto mode until I do my camera
comparisons here and another little jog testing out the stability which one do you think is the
steadiest out of these three phones here Zoom cameras now so I have them all set to 10 times
Zoom for the video here at 4K 30 frames per second now that is the default native zoom level Optical
we get with the s23 ultra now with the OnePlus 12 it is three times Optical so I'll just take
it back to that now which is there we go that's three times Optical and it's 4.3 which it is now
here with the Vivo X100 Pro so that's now their optical zoom maximums for video and before was
the 10 times and I'm not moving trying to hold it as still as possible but I will just walk a little
now so we can test the [Music] stabilization finally for daytime video this is 8k which all
three of them do support something that not even the iPhones have yet is 8k footage now you notice
that it's a little out of sync with the OnePlus 12 and that's because it's only 24 frames per
second both the Samsung and the Vivo do support 30 frames per second so as I pan around it does look
smoother and to me it seems a little bit choppy at 24 frames per second the movement with the OnePlus
12 stabilization is a little bit different across all three of them but they are using a combination
of electronic and Optical at the same time of course low light video with a front-facing cameras
they are struggling now with these conditions so it is the Vivo that only has 1080p with the
front-facing camera which is a bit disappointing you can see a little bit of lens flare there with
it as well the OnePlus is shooting in 4k 30 and our Samsung that is 4K 32 with the front-facing
cameras you can see the jolts as I walk ahead not looking as good at all in these kind of conditions
here low light I wouldn't really be filming much to be honest with front facing cameras when it is
dark out late at night so main cameras with low light I would not bother with the ultra wides and
low light they are not very good at all with video they're just not really designed for that now we
have that zey star coating with the Vivo X100 Pro and it does make a bit of a difference it cuts
down on that lens flare that reflection which you probably see a little bit but I'll see if
I can get it to happen with some lights now over here we should see a bit of it happening where you
get that lens flare kind of moving around on the screen although these phones are quite good here
it is the iPhone which is not featured in this video that is terrible with that even the new 15
Pro Series but that does make a difference that t star coating that it does have from Ze as I move
your head you can see this stabilization is not as good as it is during the day here 4K 30 frames per
second over 12 steel shots now this is a difficult photo because it's a bright red Hibiscus flower in
direct sunlight all three of them are clipping some of those shades of red it's really hard
for these phones to be able to do this now you can see that the OnePlus is quite a flat looking
photo it might have gone into a macro mode it gets a lot of details there and the focus on the Galaxy
s23 Ultra does look to be quite good good there now all of them I don't think are great because
of the way they're clipping those Reds in the shade here it's a different story you can see
that the Vivo is a little bit oversaturated the colors the Samsung s23 Ultra is in between but
the more accurate colors with this shot is the one plus gets the white balance correct
and I'm going to give it the win for that but I still quite like that Samsung shot too I think
is a second place and the shot of ER you can see that they all look very similar but take a look
at the details in here white fur and the blacks the Vivo misses some of those details with her
white fur below her collar the black comes out a little bit almost bluish purple there I think it
is the Galaxy s23 Ultra that takes the best shot here capturing those details getting the blacks
are more correct there and second place is the one plusus Ultra wide cameras now so I like the
field of view we get with the OnePlus it's quite wide the Samsung is also very wide the Vivo isn't
quite as wide the field of view that I would like to see but what I do like here with the Vivo shot
is the white balance it is more true to life the Samsung is a little bit bluish uh the OnePlus is
somewhere in between there and I think looking at these that I do prefer this slightly softer
Vivo shot here the Samsung and the OnePlus do apply a bit of sharpening here then with this
Ultra wide shot HDR of course been used I do prefer the Samsung I think it has captured the
most details in the shadows when you look at it white balance is also quite good it does apply
yes again a little bit of sharpening maybe Tad too much and both the OnePlus and the Vivo also
excellent but it's for me the Samsung that wins this shot from that same position I decided to
take a zoom photo and this is 10 times across all three and you'll see that the vi does look
the best the Samsung is definitely showing its age that 10 times Optical 10 megap camera doesn't
quite look as good as what we have with the Vivo 50 megapixels it's 4.3 times Optical but because
of the megapixel Advantage you can crop in quite a bit and it does produce I think a better shot the
OnePlus yes looks a bit washed out it's only three times Optical and here at 10 times that's a lot
of digital Zoom even if it is a 64 megap sensor selfie portrait shot so I do like the field of
view we get with the Vivo gets a little bit more in the shot skin tones that's all subjective I
think the skin tones are the best with our Samsung and the Vivo you can see stitching's not the best
I will have to give the win here to the Galaxy I think is the best at portraits selfie shots then
our rear portrait photos all three of them at first glance do look very good I like the skin
tones background blue looks great stitching is probably the worst on the Vivo with this
shot but I like the softness of the skin and I think the skin tones are also good but overall
I think it here is the Samsung Galaxy s23 Ultra that takes the win now this is one area where
the shutter lag can come into play here having a blurred subject now I used the zoom cameras
here to follow this pigeon which was moving around at its normal kind of pace and all three of them
thankfully took a good shot that it didn't blur it but the most details captured were the Vivo
I think the Vivo definitely came out on top here with a moving subject using your Zoom cameras so
with this photo almost look identical but take a look at the sky the Vivo it wasn't that blue
it's a little oversaturated the colors I like the softness of the OnePlus and I think the Galaxy s23
Ultra has oversharpened a little bit here a bit too much the white balance is the best two with
the one plus so that's the one I'm picking here as the winner low light shots now so when you
take a look at this scene here I wanted to point out that the lights should be very warm so it's
the Vivo that I think has this best represented because they are a real warm light that they had
here all those LEDs but when you look at the sky it's the worst with the Samsung there's a bit of
noise in there the sky didn't look that bright so it's between the OnePlus and the Vivo due
to the white balance the way that some of those artificial LED lights are captured I think the
most amount of detail and the best overall shot is the Vivo here for low light with this scene
then with this shot I think all three of them do look good I like the background blur that we are
seeing that Boker is great but you'll see that the Samsung when you crop in is a little bit out of
focus and I H them all exactly the same all still I think the sharpness the details captured is the
Vivo again is the winner with this shot when you look at the sky all three of them are not
looking great the white balance however is the best with the OnePlus 12 now the lights around
here they're a little bit orange but not quite as orange as the Vivo is showing it when you look at
the the interior the Vivo has captured the best amount of details I believe when you look at
the far distance inside this restaurant here the Samsung's not bad at all but the sky is a little
bit messy just like the Vivo so I think it's the OnePlus that pulled ahead with this shot Ultra
wide low light so they all came out all right but look at the Samsung the sky is looking a little
bit green and areas uh there's a bit of noise there it's a bit messy the field of view is not
the best with the Vivo however overall it took the more pleasant shot it has the best exposure
here capture the amount of details I think it's the Vivo again then finally Zoom cameras so the
Vivo has the white balance off it looks a bit green and the Samsung Galaxy s23 Ultras 10 megap
camera huge amount of noise not good there's also noise across all three of them the OnePlus isn't
bad I do like the capture the best on the Vivo however that white balance yeah not good being
all green and very quickly I'll recap my findings so I think the low light performance definitely
went to the Vivo overall zoom camera the Vivo low light video VI audio quality Samsung is my
pick the OnePlus had a little bit of wind noise when there wasn't really any wind if you moved
around quickly the mics would pick that up and okay portrait shots Samsung slightly better I
think skin tones and the stitching for both front and back and I do like what I see however with the
Vivo having a wider field of view that's great on a selfie camera and then the ultra wide well this
was between the OnePlus and the Samsung I think at times the Samsung was a little bit better getting
some details there in the shadows but it gain a bit of that oversharpening was happening main
camera have to be I think the Samsung especially with the shot here Vera was a perfect example of
Samsung pulling ahead there so great to see that Improvement definitely with the zoom camera from
the Vivo and that low light performance helped by the tar coding so thank you for watching this
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