what's happening everyone my name is Alex and welcome back for this camera comparison we have
the Samsung Galaxy s22 we have the pixel 7 Pro and of course we have the iPhone 14 pro
so we're starting this test by recording with the front facing cameras on all three devices
I'm currently doing 4K at 30 frames per second with all three devices but all three devices
could also record in 4k at 60 frames per second we have a super sunny day but also
a bit windy so you may hear some wind aside from my voice and you've probably noticed by now I'm
also switching the audio from one device to the other so you can see which one captures
the sound better so next I'm gonna spin around so the sun is basically that way now the sun
will be right behind me so you can see how the devices perform under these conditions because
it's not easy to have that sun behind you and film yourself basically but just so I can show you how
that looks okay next for video stabilization I'm gonna start walking a bit faster just so
you can see how the video stabilization works and I'm also going to start running
and of course I was trying to keep the devices as steady as possible just before we move on and
check out some sample recordings that I've done with the rear cameras don't forget to
press that like button so let's check out some sample recordings to the rear cameras
all right we have a quick video test to the main cameras on the back of the s22
the pixel 7 Pro and of course the iPhone 14 prompt for this recording I'm doing 4K
30 frames per second with all three devices however all three devices could do 4K at 60
frames per second as well the Samsung Galaxy s22 can actually record in 8k as well so I'm
gonna start walking just so we can see how the video stabilization works I'm also trying
to hold the phones as steady as possible we're also going to start running for a bit
and I'm gonna stop here we'll pan left slowly
and back right and up
so yeah this is how recording done all the main cameras on the back of the three
devices and recording in 4k at 30 frames per second would look like on a super sunny day
for our next Quick Test between the s22 the pixel 7 Pro and of course the iPhone 14 pro I've
switched the cameras to the ultrawide cameras on the back of the three devices and I am recording
in four cat 30 frames per second all three devices could also do 4K at 60 frames per second the
udo's ultra wide cameras on the back so I'm trying to walk and of course I'm trying to
hold the phones as steady as possible we're also going to do a bit of running thank you
and we're gonna stop somewhere around here I'm gonna pan left slowly
and we'll keep going and Walk This Way so this is how a recording would look like
if you're using the ultra white cameras on the back of the three devices in recording
um and recording in 4k at 30 frames per second for our next test we are checking out the video
stabilization on all three devices so we have super steady on the Samsung Galaxy s22 we have
the mode called active on the pixel 7 Pro and then we have the action mode on the iPhone 14
pro to maximum recording resolution in this mode on the s2020 and the pixel 7 Pro is 1080p but the
iPhone can do 2.8 km at um 30 or 60 frames per second in this mod so I've been walking
and we're gonna start running so you can see which device does the best for stabilization
we'll turn right left again
so yeah this is how the video stabilization works on these three devices and I also wanted to show
you a super quick recording done with the main cameras on the back of the three devices and
recording in 4k at 60 frames per second I do know that some people do like the higher frame rates
um for these recordings so go this way we have a combination of shade and the Sunshine around here
just so you can see how the footage looks at this resolution of course I'm also trying to keep the
phones as steady as possible we're gonna stop here and we're gonna pan right slowly and kind of up
and that way and back this way so main cameras on the back of the s22 the pixel 7 Pro and of
course the iPhone 14 pro doing 4K at 60 frames per second all right we have our first recording
in low light between the s22 of course the pixel 7 Pro and the iPhone 14 pro now it's not total
darkness it's maybe about 10 minutes after Sunset maybe 20 minutes after Sunset so not
total of Darkness it is a bit darker around here so I just wanted to show you how the footage looks
um under these conditions basically so with some street lights and well fairly dark I'm gonna say
so let's walk this way for a bit we do have a bit more light around here
so stop somewhere around here and I'm gonna pan right slowly
and back left so this is how recording done with the main cameras on the back of these
three devices would look like at night and we're moving on to Quick recording
done with the ultra white cameras on the back of the three devices once again at
night for this recording I'm doing 4K at 30 frames per second and of course we do
have some street lights around us we'll stop here we're gonna pan left slowly
so it is fairly dark but again not complete darkness I guess we can walk this way
so yeah this is how recording done with the ultroid cameras on the back of these
three devices would look like so what do you guys think about those sample recordings for
me the iPhone still has the edge for video recordings the video stabilization is a bit
better the video sharpness seems to be a bit better from the iPhone but the sound quality
from the iPhone is probably the worst from any Flagship I think there are a lot of much cheaper
phones that get better internal microphones than the iPhone 14. so I feel that the s22 has the
best microphone out there but the pixel here gets better video stabilization than the s22
so for video recording still the iPhone seems to be a bit better than the other two but definitely
leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts do you prefer the s22 the pixel 7 Pro or
the iPhone 14 pro for video recordings all right next we are gonna go on and check out some sample
pictures that I took and we're starting with some portrait mode pictures so poor trade mod pictures
well this is a tough one I personally like the colors that we get from the pictures taken by
the Galaxy s22 those look the most real to my eyes but then I'm not a fan of that filter that the s22
puts over our faces our faces seem I don't know bizarre looking I'm gonna say so the iPhone 14
pro does do better for the detail for our faces I find the pixel 7 Pro does the worst for portrait
not pictures all our pictures are kind of too dark and I'm not sure what um Google is doing with
the portrait mode pictures on the pixel so if I'd have to choose a portrait mode picture from those
I feel that the iPhone 14 pro did the best even though I do prefer the colors that we get from
the Galaxy s22 next we're gonna move on and check out some Zoom pictures and for some pictures I've
done five times zoom and 10 times Zoom now keep in mind that all three devices have telephoto lenses
on the back but the s2020 and iPhone 14 pro have three times zoom on lenses where the pixel 7 Pro
has a five times a zoom lens so I feel that the pixel 7 Pro does better for those five times Zoom
pictures and for those 10 times Zoom pictures it's not a big difference but slightly slightly sharper
on pictures from the pixel 7 Pro in my opinion but if you think otherwise definitely leave a comment
down below and let us know your thoughts next we're gonna move on and check out some Ultra wide
pictures and here I find it quite easy to choose the better looking one so I find that the Samsung
Galaxy s22 does better for color accuracy so those colors are closer to what I was seeing with my own
eyes and also dynamic range in the pictures taken by the Samsung Galaxy s22 is better than the other
two devices now if you do like your pictures with a lot of contrast you may actually like the iPhone
14 pro I'm not a fan of that added contrast and if you want something in between I feel the pixel
7 Pro does better for that but for me personally and Ultra wide pictures I feel the Samsung Galaxy
s22 does better than the other two devices and moving on to pictures taken the main camera as
well it goes exactly as it went for those Ultra wide pictures so once again the Samsung Galaxy s22
has the most realistic colors out of the three devices so if you like colors that look just
like they were when you're taking the pictures you're definitely gonna like the s22 once again
the dynamic range in all the pictures most of the pictures taken by the Samsung Galaxy s22 is way
better than the other two devices so I think I've said this before in some other videos I feel that
the Samsung Galaxy S2 is the best phone for taking pictures in 2022 and this one is almost a year old
at this point so I'm really curious to see how the s23 will be but for main camera and basically auto
mode and daytime pictures for me personally I find that the Samsung Galaxy s22 does better
than the other two devices so definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts
which one do you prefer for the main camera and daytime pictures next we're gonna move on and
check out some pictures that I took at night all three device support and night mode for the main
camera and of course for the ultrawide camera and all the pictures they are seeing on your screen
right now of course we're taking using the night mods available on all three devices and we are
starting with pictures taken by the main cameras now you can't really go wrong with either device
and nighttime pictures I find that the pixel 7 Pro handles the lights in buildings the lights
on the street the best out of the three devices but then for picture sharpness it almost looks
like the Samsung Galaxy s22 has some of those pictures a bit sharper than the iPhone 14 pro
has some of those pictures a bit sharper so it's it's hard to choose the best one for those some
nighttime pictures but personally I don't think can go wrong with either device either the s22 or
the pixel 7 Pro or the iPhone 14 pro so I can't really say hey this one is so much better than
the other one so I'll leave it to you guys um to choose the one that's the best for those nighttime
pictures as for the ultra wide cameras and that night mode well here I find that it's between the
pixel 7 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy s22 I feel that the iPhone 14 pro is not even included in that
comparison because those pictures just don't look that great from the iPhone so to toss up between
the pixel 7 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy s22 some of those pictures do look sharper from the s22 some
do look sharper from the pixel and once again you can't really go wrong with either device except
if you went to the iPhone because the iPhone is just not great for that um Ultra camera so yeah
definitely leave a comment and let us know your thoughts about those nighttime pictures and lastly
we are gonna check out some selfies and we are starting with some Daytime selfies now for daytime
selfies even though I do prefer the colors from the Samsung Galaxy s22 the s22 almost has like
a mask over my face so so I will have to choose the iPhone 14 pro for those um daytime selfies
as for the nighttime selfies it almost looks to me like the pixel 7 Pro does better than the Galaxy
s22 and that iPhone 14 pro so maybe daytime self is uh the iPhone and nighttime self is the pixel
so what do you guys think about the s22 the pixel 7 Pro and the iPhone 14 pro which one
would you choose and why personally I filled the Samsung Galaxy s22 dominated this entire video
four pictures at least most of the pictures that I took were better from the Samsung Galaxy s22 than
they were from the other two devices but that's just my opinion so definitely leave a comment down
below and let me know your thoughts which one do you prefer for those pictures and videos alright
guys hopefully this video was useful thanks for watching and I'll see you guys in the next one