Today we will be comparing
the cameras of the Redmi note 9S, the Mi A3 and
the Redmi Note 8 Pro, but not only
we will analyze the photos made with your
stock camera but also with the camera
of google in all of them
That said, which of these three
photos do you like the most? I'll go.
showing others so that you can go
thinking of an answer without first
to know that the device has made them
and if you think that the cover image
of the video indicates the correct order, as
you're wrong because I mixed them up
so that no one cheats. Well, the
order is this: first we have the Redmi Note 8 pro
then the E A3 and then the
Redmi Note 9S.
All three devices have
specifications and prices completely
different so this comparison is
just to see which of the three then
has the best camera in different
paragraphs. The installation of the Gcam
varies from device to device and
maybe by the time you're watching
this video there are better applications
of Gcam that I recommend and I have
used for this comparison, of all
ways, if you don't know what I'm
speaking, take a look at
this video and if you have a Redmi Note 8 Pro
with a MediaTek processor, the
procedure is a little more complicated,
but it's possible to do and you can
use the Gcam. You just have to
see this video where I show you how
do it. For the other two, on MI A3 and
Redmi Note 9 all you have to do
is to download the ones that Gcam left in
the description and that's it. You install it. Like this
easy. We start with the daytime photos
and instead of giving you my conclusions
of each device as
I usually do
we'll talk first about the
each and see what they could
improve all three mobiles. They have some
aspects in common, such as the
overexposure in some scenes that
sometimes creates this fog effect, the
exaggerated saturation even without the
artificial intelligence activated which
often further increases the intensity of
some colors, the lack of clarity in
some scenes, which makes us lose
some details or the interpretation of
colors. This one for example, the ball is orange
and not yellow as we can see in the
stock photos. Here the same is true for the
stock: we have a lot more colors
clear and artificial, while with
the Gcam
the colors are darker and with more
shadows. Anyway, with the Gcam
we also found some differences
among all these models, and this is because
to the development of the community and
that's why the Mi A3 is superior in
almost every time. The Redmi Note 8 Pro
has a saturation sth.
exaggerated in itself, so you should
manually lower it into your own
settings while the Redmi Note 9S
being such a new team because
still has some problems in the
portrait and night mode, although from a
general form gives us excellent
results. But we can't forget
the secondary lenses of all these
equipment and here there are very different
important. Let's start with the
wide angle, in which the Redmi Note 9S
it's a win-win.
The difference is clear, with a better
dynamic range, better colors and over
everything, better clarity when we compare them
with the Mi A3; but the same cannot be said
of his macro lens, which is a little
lower than that of Redmi Note 8 Pro, which still
having more resolution, it may lack
some optimization, but in my tests
has always focused a little worse and his
The clarity is less.
Another way in which you lose the Note 9S
is in the high-resolution photos.
As you know, this team and the Mi A3
allow you to take photos at 48MP
while the Redmi Note 8 Pro has
a 64MP lens, but when we zoom
In these photos we see how the sharpness does not
is the same. I've done several tests and the
The result has always been the same. There's
Of course we won't be doing their most
photos at this resolution at all times,
but it's still something to keep in mind
in this comparison. Already with the camera
The three of them are relatively
good, especially with the Gcam. The
stock often has the same problems
that I mentioned earlier, but this
we add this beauty effect that does not
is deactivated even if we remove it or
let's go down in the application. With the camera
from Google we found a better range
dynamic but also in a
somewhat exaggerated clarity
that is enlivened by activating its mode
less intense beauty. His portrait mode
with the front camera is great, although
I recommend you do it with the Gcam
because they usually come out a little better.
I like all three, but if I had to
one would be the E A3 because it has
a higher viewing angle, so
allows you to cover more in the images, and
also because on many occasions it gives me
the best skin tone. In photos
night mode with the night mode activated the
difference between the stock and the
Google is amazing. If there's any
light you can also make use of this
mode, but remember not to move a
millimeter and wait for it to finish
focus before taking the picture.
With the Gcam we not only get a bigger
sharpness and better white balance
as you can see from the color of the
wall, but the processing and function
of several photos taken with different
exposures manages to give color to
spaces that used to not even be
they could see with the Stock camera. In the
video mode the first thing I can tell you,
or rather, recommend,
is that you don't record with the Gcam. The
the main reason why we don't
I recommend it's for the stabilization that,
even if you have it activated, it never works
as it should, and I'm not just saying that for the
ports I've used, but in general.
I've had the same problem with others
mobiles. In addition to this, the quality of
video is not as different as in the case
of the photos, although in the Redmi note 8 Pro
you can tell the difference a little bit.
In a general way the E A3
usually saturates the colors a little more in
the video mode, and this was already
mentioned in other comparisons.
However, I've noticed how it now depends on
stage. Here you can see how the cat
of the Redmi Note 8 Pro is a little more
dark, but in this one the plane of the
My A3 maintains the colours obtained and
controls the exposure a little better. At
most of the shots I've done, the
I liked my A3 the best, but
I have to admit that you have some
limitations. Perhaps because of your
processor, the scene adaptation by
example is not as fluid as in the
case of the Redmi Note 9S,
and on top of that, the clarity of the Redmi
Note 8 Pro is superior. But
backing up a little bit, if you think
recording on the move,
then you'll want to avoid MI A3, whose
stabilization because it's the worst of the three.
You can see how the Redmi Note 8 Pro
keeps the video pretty stable
thanks to the Helium g90t, as well as the Redmi
Note 9s with your snapdragon 720G. As for
its front cameras, the Redmi Note 9S
still has room for improvement
as you will see below. Hello, everyone.
again as it is new is that I now
You are listening to the Redmi note 9S
and now he My A3, and now the Redmi
Note 8 pro... They're all recording
with the stock camera, but in a second
I'll change it for the Google camera
And that's it. Right now you're looking at
all the cameras with their
Google-compatible and the Front Camera.
So at first glance I don't want to bring up
conclusions, I just want to know
if what we're about to see
on the monitor is exactly what
I see on the screen. The best without any
is certainly MI A3. The Redmi Note 8 Pro
seems to have a few more colors
warm, not so saturated; and then the
Redmi Note 9S does have a
whiter shade. But as I say,
This may also be due to the type of
screen. Being the MI A3 the only one that
has an AMOLED panel.
But yes, the Mi A3 is still one of the
best in terms of recording
video with the front camera. Not only
has a good microphone, but it's
adapts quite well to changes in
scene. The RN8 Pro has improved
since its launch, especially at the
recording people and it's my second choice
in this category. That said, my
Favorite camera is still the one on the Mi A3
Even though it's not my cell phone right now
personal, Redmi Note 9 is,
I'm surprised that such a cheap cell phone
still have as good
results with the Gcam in photos
day, night, with the one of selfie and
in video mode with the front camera.
It's amazing how the RN8 Pro improves
an egg with the Gcam as I have
shown in this video and in the other
comparison I launched two years ago
weeks. In the case of Redmi Note 9,
it's still early and I'm sure
with upcoming versions of the fecam
specifically designed for this
device we will have very good
results too but until then
if right now what you're looking for is
a mobile for good pictures
The Mi A3 is the best,
not only for the results obtained,
but also because it's much cheaper.
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See you at the next bye-bye!