hi guys Chris here and welcome to a quick camera comparison between the Xiaomi Mi
Mix 2s and the Mi 8 here now you can see there's a big difference
with the front-facing cameras at the moment because where they're located so
on the Mi Mix 2S to us it's on the chin and it's in your typical location while in
the notch on the me eight here you notice there
both of them are over exposing a little bit it's not really great and there is
no electronic image stabilization on the front-facing cameras both of them shoot
a maximum of 1080p so with this video I'm going to be swapping the sound
source over between the two phones so you can listen to them so this is now
with the rear cameras shooting in 4k 30 frames per second and we have optical
image stabilization on both for access because either quality is good now all
the on both of these I'm switching between them isn't the greatest really
they do need to work on this I feel they've got it's great to do at the best
of times hopefully they can improve on this and it's not a hardware issue that
it's just software now stability walking is hid this is alright but it's not as
good as mobile phones they combine both electronic image stabilization with the
optical image stabilization focus on both of them tends to be good you
sometimes see a little bit of focus hunting but nothing like the older days
the earlier days of show me phones which would often have turrible focus just
hunting the whole time continuously through video you can see that it does
happen now and then and because of the arrangement of both of these cameras
it's a little hard to get my hand right in the middle here to focus on that so
now I'm low light with the front-facing camera and to me the me8 is definitely
better here it does have an advantage of course with its pixels it's 20
megapixels and you can see when I step out of the light there now I'm getting
even dark on my face here so I clear winner with the front-facing camera in
terms of a low-light performance here and on to a rare low-light camera sample
so what I'm seeing on both screens here is much brighter than what it really is
it's almost 10 o'clock here explain and the Sun has almost gone down
completely it still looks quite bright
so that is the camera comparison there let me know down in the comments which
one you think is the best so I just want to point out a few of my findings here
front-facing camera stills the winner has to be the Mi 8 and also with a
video quality Mi 8 as well but both aren't perfect
they are overexposing show me has some optimization there and the camera
location of course on the mimics to us isn't the greatest having it in what you
could say is the bottom bezel or the chin of the mobile now video performance
on the rear cameras it is good but we are lacking electronic image
stabilization that other manufacturers have and both of them seem to be pretty
much equal there in terms of focus performance you do sometimes see the
occasional little focus hunt but overall it is quite good now still performance
daylight identical really not much in it at all a low-light surprises a little
bit there with the winner I would say has to be the Mi Mix 2s arh probably
because its had firmware updates a lot more than the Mi 8 which only
just came out so show me will obviously fixed that and we'll probably see almost
equal performance there from both of them thank you so much for watching this
camera comparison I do hope to catch you back in the channel with more
up-and-coming camera comparisons against the oneplus 6 which I just received