- The IPhone 11 is officially here and
the main selling point of this is the fact that it has
three cameras.
So the quality of the photos and video has increased
over the previous version.
But, I want to test it out with the Note 10 Plus.
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- I'm back from taking photos and I really wanted to get
these photos and put them on my computer so I
can actually see what they look like.
Because it's really difficult looking at photos on
two completely different screens.
So really going in and doing a comparison like this
has been something that I've wanted to do for a while.
And a huge thank you to Tyler!
- He's been helping me so much with all of these videos.
He's helped me shoot these,
he's helped me edit a bunch of them.
He actually edited this one right now, so, hi Tyler!
- So this first photo is my feet and also Tylers' feet.
Looking at the IPhone 11 and looking at the Note 10,
I feel like the colors are way more true on the IPhone 11.
There's way more of a blue tint in the Note 10 photos.
Like, the black on my pants, it's more of a blue hue,
Tylers' shoes are kind of blueish. Even the concrete
is a little blue.
This is a really zoomed in look at our feets.
Again, there's not as much detail in the Note 10 as
there is in the 11 Pro.
This is another photo here, this is just a wide angle
shot of this street. And if you look at the leaves
on both of these, I feel like the Note 10 seems to
have pulled out a little more of the shadows,
but overall I think both of the photos look pretty good.
Here's a cute little slow sign.
So the IPhone 11 Pro looks a little more vibrant,
Note 10 looks a little bit washed out.
Both of the skies look pretty even.
Here's some flowers, and this was done with the portrait
mode and the live focus.
And they both did a pretty good job.
You can see the IPhone, it kind of struggled a little
bit behind here on these leaves.
Whereas, well I guess the Samsung also struggled a little.
But let's just really take a look at these flowers.
I think the colors are way more accurate on the IPhone.
Mostly because you can see that there is a couple
different colors of pink, whereas the Note 10 seems to
have made those colors all a very similar color.
Both photos stand alone, they both look great.
Like these are, these are two really good photos.
It's interesting because in previous years, I feel like
the IPhone did a really great job of taking photos,
but sometimes it would overcompensate. It would make
things a little too bright.
I would love the way they looked, but one of the complaints
that people had is it wasn't true to what you were
actually seeing.
So I feel like this year, they have made a few changes
and it definitely looks way more realistic to what
you're actually seeing.
So here, the front facing on the Samsung Note 10 Plus is,
it's really not very good. It's not terrible, but it's not
good. Because it completely just like blurs your skin.
And I made sure that I didn't have and beauty filters
or anything on.
There's way more detail in the IPhone 11 Pro, especially
around the rocks and in these leaves and even on my face,
like the skin tone. I feel like there's a clear difference
between the two of these.
These two photos both look great. It does seem like the
IPhone pulled in a little more detail and a little more
sharpness here on the bricks
and although, on the Note 10,
it looks like it pulled in a little more detail and upped
the shadows in the tree.
This is an interesting shot, so this was kind of shooting
directly into the sun.
The Note 10 did a pretty good job of pulling out the
shadows here in the trees and in this house.
I kind of like the Note 10 picture a little bit more
to be honest.
I like when the shadows in photos are turned up a little
bit unnaturally. That's sort of what happened here.
So anytime I'm in light room and I have a photo, I take
the shadows and I move them all the way to the right
so that they are pretty much completely at the max
that they can be.
Gah!
- I'm still, I'm still a Note 10 fan 'cause I feel like
they did a really good job of this photo particularly.
Okay, this is where things seem to turn for the Note 10.
Because the wide angle on here really distorted these
flowers at the bottom. It also made me super bright.
Which is fine, cool, I like it.
But with that, you tend to lose some details in the face.
Same photo, zoomed in a little. Again, look at the face.
It just seems very unnatural.
Also like,
I feel like, hm.
My body looks.
It looks something. It looks a little different
like a little like if you took me and you went drreig.
This is a live focus and a portrait mode.
The Note 10 has just completely flattened this image.
The colors in my shirt are a little washed out,
my pants have a blue tint to them.
So here's some flowers and just take a look at these
white flowers right here. There's a weird blue kind of
I guess light effect or something happening here
and you don't see that at all in the IPhone 11.
This is another good example of how great the IPhone
does at just keeping everything very consistent.
If you look at my face in comparison to the Note 10,
the Note 10 looks a little contrasty.
In these two photos, I magically have morphed from
holding a cake to a coffee cup.
So here's a portrait mode verses a live focus.
The live focus seems to be focusing on the coffee cup
a little more here in the Note 10.
Whereas the 11 Pro has got a little bit of the cake and
a little bit of that cupcake.
Oh man!
- That looks so good!
- Here's a little side by side comparison of some video.
We had both of these cameras mounted next to each other.
So this is a little walk and talk.
The Note 10 actually looks pretty good in comparison to
the 11 Pro. I think it did a really good job of pulling
out the colors, but again, the IPhone 11 seems to have
kept everything very consistent. So nothing is overexposed.
And this is some harsh lighting conditions too.
So this is, this is kind of a difficult test.
So looking at this, right here, the entire sky is completely
blown out in the Note 10. It is struggling a lot with
these harsh lighting conditions.
And the IPhone is staying true to those colors and wow!
- Can we just pause for a moment?
- Just take a look?
- Looking at those two videos side by side,
the IPhone 11 Pro is the clear winner in my eyes.
Thank you so much for watching. I hope that you guys
enjoyed this video. I loved doing this test.
And doing photo comparisons is one of the most fun videos
for me to do. Mostly 'cause you're just out there taking
fun photos and then you get to go back and look at them
and kind of analyze them and see which ones you
like the best.
A lot of photography and art is personal opinion, so you
guys might be looking at these photos and you might like
something that I don't like.
Either way, I think the IPhone did a great job.
I mean, the fact that we're getting a lot of these shots
out of just a cell phone is incredible.
We also did a test of the IPhone 11 verse the Pixel
at night, and it's honestly amazing what these cameras
can do.
That only makes me more excited for the future.
Speaking of the future, I'll be having some more videos
about the IPhone and some other fun stuff coming up
very shortly, so make sure you're subscribed, and hit
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leave me some comments because I really want to hear from
you guys. What do you think of these photos?
- I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye!
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