Chris and welcome to the first camera comparison that I've ever shot down in my hometown of
Auckland in New Zealand I have Samsung's s23 Ultra up against the iPhone 14 pro Max and
the Vivo X90 Pro Plus so right now I'm in the shade which one is handling this situation
the best we should have hopefully none of the sky being blown out here which I think
it is a little with the Vivo now audio sources I'm swapping between all three of these phones
here so we can have a listen to which one has the best microphones and it's going to
run ahead a bit of a jog into direct sunlight now to see how the front-facing cameras are
handling this so the iPhone shoots in 4k with a front-facing camera and so does the s23
ultra but the Vivo here does not the X90 Pro Plus only shoots in 1080P with its front-facing
camera Ultra wide cameras so this is looking at One Tree Hill that used to have a huge
big tree that was fantastic I think it was a pine and if you came up here late at night
it was lit up by these lights and with a bit of wind it was rather spooky so with our 4K
30 frames per second here we're getting of course a lot more in the shot with these Ultra
wide cameras really good view here and in the distance you can see rangitoto Island
that's actually it's a volcanic island I think it erupted about a thousand years ago it's
just dormant sleeping and a bit of a jog ahead testing again the stabilization but this time
of course image stabilization there is a bit of wind so another good test of these microphones
how they handle the wind noise so the new Samsung here there's 23 Ultra has the 200
megapixel sensors up against the vivos one inch sensor and which is 50 megapixels and
then the 48 megapixels with the iPhone 14 pro Max that I have so I'm just going to Sprint
ahead test of the stabilization both Optical and electronic this is Cromwell Park in Auckland
New Zealand and there's One Tree Hill which is just up behind all of these trees over
there and as I pan around slowly hopefully there is no padding panning judder which I
do find to be very annoying seems to happen most often on the Android phones
because now 4K 60 frames per second should look a lot smoother I'm down at the viaduct
here which was quite famous when we had the America's Cup you can see one of the yachtsers
down here it's behind me what I showed you before was part of the Maritime Museum and
of course the sky tower there in the background so a bit of a Sprint now testing out the electronic
and Optical image stabilization with 60 frames per second 4K and then just a little bit of
a pan around here
which do you think looks the smoothest
I know using the maximum Optical Zone here so we've got 10 times with the Samsung Galaxy
s23 Ultra and point five times with the X90 Pro Plus from Vivo and it was three times
with the iPhone I'm gonna just walk ahead a little testing out the stabilization higher
Zoom is going to be a lot more susceptible to the movements as you can see just walking
ahead so really you want to stay as still as possible when using and shooting with these
optical zoom cameras so I'm going to take it up a little bit more digitally this is
now 15 times at the s23 ultra they get up to 10 times here with the Vivo and then up
to about five times there we go five with the iPhone looking at the sky tower here in
Auckland New Zealand and then over to low light video so these front facing sensors
which are tiny they are really struggling with these conditions so there's no street
lights around man I have just over this side a few street lights that I will get a bit
closer to and I say come narrow to them you can see it's getting a little bit better but
all three of these are really struggling with these kind of conditions which one do you
think looks the best for the front facing camera with low light video at their highest
setting 4K for two of them and 1080p for the Vivo main cameras here 4K 30 and you'll notice
that with the iPhone we have some bad lens flare you can see a little bit of it with
the Vivo and the Samsung tiny little bit there it depends on where I angle it it might almost
look like there's a UFO in the sky but you can see some of it happening down on the grass
area which is not amazing so just walking ahead look at that lens flare that is really
just ruining this iPhone footage here I don't like that showing up at all and it looks to
be the best there with the s23 ultra so just panning around slowly getting a shot of the
Doubletree Hotel here in karaka now I wanted to have a look at that sign that which one
there is coming out the clearest with our 4K 30 rear main camera footage in low light
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all right so here are my findings I think the best selfie camera was the s22 ultra along
with the zoom you cannot deny that it's 10 times optical zoom is the best out of these
three phones here and it does have the best microphones and audio quality overall video
quality for front video and the back including the ultra wide I think it goes to the iPhone
14 pro Max but not on low light because of that terrible lens flare which the other two
phones weren't so bad off weren't so affected by that so for the best HDR shots the background
blur bit not portraits colors were bright flowers I think was the X 90 Pro Plus from
Vivo and then low light photos normally the X90 Pro Plus but sometimes the sky looked
a little bit off and a bit of noise and the closest to true to life colors in the low
light was also the Vivo thank you so much for watching this camera comparison here do
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