what's happening everyone my name is alex and welcome back for this camera comparison we have
two similarly priced devices we have the latest mid-range device from samsung the samsung galaxy
a535g and then we have the latest redmi device from xiaomi so this is the redmi note 11 pro
plus the best redmi note 11 that you can currently buy as for the price difference i believe that the
samsung galaxy a535g is about 50 dollars more expensive than the redmi note 11 pro plus the
camera systems on their backs are fairly similar as well and with that being said i think we
should start by checking out some pictures i took during the day and of course with the main cameras
alright so as always all the pictures that you are seeing on your screen right now are taking on
auto mode and maybe about a second apart from each other the main difference you're going to notice
here is for colors if you look at the pictures taken by the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus
well those are the colors that i was actually seeing with my own eyes so those colors are very
close to reality if you look at the pictures taken by the samsung galaxy a535g well those
colors don't actually match the reality so they're very far from reality now i do know that a lot of
people prefer those more saturated looking colors because those pictures do turn out looking more
epic i'm gonna say so i can see that some people actually prefer the pictures from the a535g
as for dynamic range in those pictures it seems that the samsung galaxy a53 does better than the
redmi note 11 pro plus but definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts
do you prefer the pictures from the samsung or the pictures from the redmi device next we are moving
on and checking out some five-time zoom pictures that i took with both devices and keep in mind
that neither device has a telephoto lens on the back therefore everything that you are seeing
is basically digital zoom now the main camera on the samsung galaxy a535g supports optical
image stabilization and that definitely makes a difference for those five time zoom pictures
because it will keep the image steadier so looking at those pictures it seems that
every single picture taken by the samsung galaxy a535g is sharper and overall better than the same
picture that i took on xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus so for zoom pictures i'm going to say that
the samsung does better than the xiaomi next up we have some pictures taking the ultra white cameras
on the back of the two devices and for all the ultrawide pictures that i took it seems that the
xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus does better than the samsung galaxy a535g first of all i do prefer the
colors from the pictures taken by the redmi note 11 pro plus they do seem a bit closer to reality
even though they are more saturated than the pictures that you'd actually take with the main
camera as for dynamic range the redmi note 11 pro plus also does better so for the ultra wide camera
i'm going to say that the xiaomi does better than the a53 next we are checking out some portrait
mode pictures that i took and here looking at the edge detection around the subject well it's
kind of similar from both devices they both make the same mistake around my sunglasses frames for
for example so the edge detection around the subject is fairly similar from both of them but
for colors i kind of prefer the colors from the samsung galaxy a53 it does make the subject the
subject being myself make the subject stand out a bit more in those pictures so for portrait mode
pictures personally i prefer the pictures taken by the a53 but definitely leave a comment down below
and let me know your thoughts next we are going to move on and check out some pictures that i took at
night and for all the nighttime pictures that you are about to see i use the night modes available
on both devices so the night mode is available for the main cameras and for the ultra white
cameras so night mode all around basically okay we are starting with the pictures they took with
the main cameras and of course the night mode well since the samsung galaxy a53 has um optical image
stabilization for that main camera well that definitely helps for those nighttime pictures
so you're gonna notice a big difference for picture sharpness so most pictures taken by the
samsung galaxy a53 are sharper and of course that has a lot to do that optical image stabilization
as for brightness once again the samsung galaxy a535g does seem to do better
so for me personally if i would have to choose one of them for nighttime pictures so the main camera
i would definitely choose the samsung galaxy a53 but do you prefer the pictures from the other one
definitely leave a comment down below and let us know your thoughts moving on to the ultra
wide cameras and of course that night mode well the same kind of applies that we've had for the
main camera even though the samsung galaxy a535g doesn't have optical image stabilization for that
ultra wide camera even though it doesn't have that the pictures do seem a bit sharper than
the pictures that i took with the redmi note 11 pro plus now there isn't that big of a difference
as we've had for that main camera but overall yes i still prefer every single picture taken
by the ultrawide camera and the night mode on the samsung galaxy a535g so there you have it
for nighttime pictures it seems that the a535g does better than the redmi note 11 pro plus
next on the list we have some sample videos both devices can record the maximum resolution of 4k
at 30 frames per second with the main cameras unfortunately at that resolution neither device
gets electronic any stabilization keep in mind that the a535g does have optical image
stabilization for that main camera therefore i feel that the image stabilization from the a535g
is slightly better when recording in 4k at least so next i'm gonna let you guys watch some sample
videos just so you can see for yourself and come up with your own conclusion regarding the video
quality from these two devices so let's check out those recordings and i'll be right back all right
we have a quick video test between the samsung galaxy a535g and the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus
for this recording i'm using the main cameras on the back of the two devices and recording in 1080p
at 30 frames per second now both devices could do 4k at 30 frames per second unfortunately at that
resolution they don't seem to get um electronic image stabilization so i chose 1080p at 30 frames
per second because we will get smoother footage i'm gonna stop here we'll pan up a bit it's also
quite windy so you're probably gonna hear um some wind aside from my voice and i guess we'll walk
this so i'll try walking a bit faster just so you can see how steady the footage looks
so yeah main camera is 1080p at 30 frames per second okay so i totally forgot to film
something in 4k with the main cameras so i guess we are filming something from up here
i'm not going to be able to walk but at least you can see the video quality if you're recording in
4k at 30 frames per second for this resolution neither device gets electronic image stabilization
we do have optical image stabilization on the main camera on the samsung galaxy a53
let me get closer to this three here
so yeah main cameras 4k at 30 frames per second
for our next little test we are recording with the front-facing cameras on the samsung galaxy a535g
and of course on the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus the maximum recording resolution on the a53 or the
front-facing camera is 1080p at 30 frames per second where the maximum recording resolution on
the redmi note 11 pro plus is 1080p at 60 frames per second we're currently doing 1080p
at 30 frames per second so just a quick idea so you can see how they would both
record that front facing camera all right we have a quick video recording using the main
cameras on the back of the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus and of course the samsung galaxy
a53 5g for this recording i'm doing 1080p at 30 frames per second with both devices mostly because
at this resolution both devices have imi stabilization both devices can also
do 4k at 30 frames per second but it seems that at that resolution neither device has
imi stabilization so i decided to do 1080p at 30 frames per second for this particular test
so yeah main cameras on the samsung galaxy a53 and of course the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus
so what do you guys think about those sample recordings do you
prefer the recordings from the a53 or the recordings from the redmi note 11 pro plus
all right next we're gonna move on and check out some selfies um looking at the selfies that i
took i kind of prefer the daytime selfies from the samsung galaxy a53 5g they do seem a bit
sharper and the colors do seem to be a bit closer to reality i'm gonna see as for the
nighttime selfies they both support a night mode for those selfies i can't really see that one is
so much better than the other one because neither device does that great but if i would have to
choose one i think that i would choose the galaxy a53 for those nighttime selfies so there you have
it we have the samsung galaxy a535g and the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro plus what do you think which one
do you prefer for pictures and videos definitely leave a comment down below and let us know your
thoughts hopefully this video was useful thanks for watching and i'll see you guys in the next one