Today we’re going to be doing a test between the OnePlus 3 and the Galaxy S7 Edge. Both
of the cameras are mounted to the same rig so it’ll be held equally as I’m walking
around. I will also keep all of the settings on automatic and I’m using the stock camera
apps so the comparison will be fair between the two of them. I’m going to need your
help to decide which camera is better, the Galaxy S7 Edge or the OnePlus 3. I’m going
to leave a poll up in the corner if this video so you can vote at the end of the video. And
you can also leave your opinion down in the video comments. We’ll start off in 4K, then
we’ll drop down to 1080p to see if the image color or stabilizing is any different at that
resolution. We’ll do the front facing cameras and we’ll also go into slow motion. So we’ll
test every aspect of the video camera on both phones. Make sure to pay attention to things
like the color quality, the resolution, the image stabilizing, the white balance…everything.
Let’s get started.
So right now both cameras are shooting in 4K. Both cameras also have OIS image stabilizing,
so the camera itself is compensating for the motion as I’m walking which is pretty cool.
It’s not an electronic stabilization. It’s an actual physical image stabilizing. So I’m
walking right now. I’m going to try running. Still shooting in 4K. Both of these cameras
are shooting at 30 frames a second right now. Before we get started with the walking front
facing camera test, I just want to thank everyone who has subscribed to my YouTube channel.
200,000 subscribers is phenomenal. When I first started making jeep and motorcycle repair
videos 4 years ago that number wasn’t even on my radar so thank you so much for watching!
Let’s keep going. So this is the front facing camera on both the Galaxy S7 Edge and the
OnePlus 3. The OnePlus 3 is going to be shooting in 1080p, the Galaxy S7 Edge resolution is
a little bit higher, it’s quad HD 1440. You can also check the white balance and the
depth of field so you can look back on the path behind me and see how far back the quality
goes. With enough leaves like this it’s also nice to see what kind of bit rate we’re
working with. I’ll have the bit rate listed up in the top corners as well. Bit rate is
basically the quality of the image inside of the resolution. So having a higher bit
rate is a good thing because there’s more information there. And if there’s lots of
weeds and detail on the background, it’s usually more of that bit rate. Obviously YouTube
is going to compress it a little bit, but we can still see and equal comparison between
the two cameras. Even though the Galaxy S7 image is bigger that doesn’t always mean
better. The image quality could be way better on the OnePlus 3 so it’s important that
you guys let me know what you think and how it looks on the screen you’re watching on.
Whether it’s an IPS display that you’d see on an iPhone, a regular computer monitor,
a CRT monitor from way back in the day, or an AMOLED screen like we see on the Samsung
phones. It’s going to look a little bit different on every single one of those. So
here’s the 1080p walking test. Both of these cameras have OIS image stabilizing, optical
image stabilizing. The Galaxy S7 also has an extra layer of stabilizing that isn’t
turned on at the moment…it’s EIS: Electronic Image Stabilization. Sometimes it warps the
image. So let’s take a look at that. I’m going to turn on the EIS for the Galaxy S7
Edge right now. Now the EIS on the Galaxy S7 Edge is enabled so it’s got dual layers
of stabilizing where the OnePlus 3 only has one layer of stabilization. Get a little sun
flare in there. One more slow pan in 4K. One thing that I really like about filming in
4K is that there are a whole lot more pixels to work with and you can zoom in on things
that you normally wouldn’t be able to see with 1080p. It gives you a little more space
to work with. We’re going to come up here to the sky…find some clouds to look at.
There are some over here. It gives you a good indicator of the white balance. You can check
out the contrast between the white clouds in the sky. Hopefully there are not too many
focus issues with the different phones. Remember I need your help to decide which camera is
better. Make sure you comment after watching the video. So keep in mind that there is a
huge price difference between these two phones. The OnePlus 3 is the cheaper flagship killer,
and the Galaxy S7 Edge is pretty much, you know, the top of the line most expensive phone
on the market. So right now just pay attention to the color reproduction on both phones.
So I’ve had this bike for a while now and about 3 years ago I took this rear tire and
sprayed NeverWet, it’s a hydrophobic spray, around this side of it. So you can see that
this side is still white even after 3 years of use and this side is black because of all
the brake dust from the calipers and the brake pads. It’s kind of interesting. I mean this
will clean off pretty easily but that hydrophobic spray is pretty interesting. I never finished
the video because I hurt my back and wasn’t riding as much as I thought I would, but now
it’s done, I can get my rear rim a wash. Remember it’s super important that you leave
your opinion down in the comments below and you vote in the poll question up here in the
corner so we know which camera does better. I have tons of camera tests. We have the Nexus
6P, HTC 10, iPhone 6S Plus…you could watch this all day long. Please consider subscribing
if you enjoyed this video. Hope to see you around.