Yes another camera comparison this time the xiaomi 13 Ultra against the Galaxy s23 Ultra
and the iPhone 14 pro Max so front-facing cameras here we have 4K with the iPhone 4K
with the Samsung but sadly with the 32 megapixel camera with the xiaomi 13 Ultra it is only
1080p now audio sources I'm swapping over those right now there is barely any when there's
just a little bit of a breeze around so if we hear any wind noise coming through on the
microphones well hopefully we shouldn't it might be a bit here but we'll find out soon
enough so I'm going to just jog ahead a little testing the stabilization which one you think
looks the speediest I can see the front-facing camera of the xiaomi already seems to be over
exposing my skin my face here a little bit with that sun in the background it is struggling
so I'll swap over to the rear cameras now Ultra wide 4K 30 frames per second so there
is a 50 megapixel camera with the xiaomi has the highest megapixel count whether it's Ultra
wide camera versus the other two being 12 megapixels the xiaomi can also shoot ultrawide
8K but only 24 frames per second which to me looks a little bit choppy I prefer 30.
so with these three Ultra wide cameras here what one looks the steady as you sink here
as I just now pick up to a little bit of a jar going down these steps and when noise
there is going to be wind noise on all three I think which one will handle it the best
because it's starting to get a little Breezy here now down at the bottom and panning hopefully
no Panic Jada coming through with any of these phones shouldn't be happening not with expensive
flagships like this does our Zoom cameras now so 10 times with the s23 ultra five times
with the 13 Ultra from xiaomi and then the iPhone that can only do three times Optical
here so they are all using optical image stabilization I cause that 10 times any movement is Amplified
I'm just gonna walk a tiny little bit around not much just a few steps testing out the
stability main cameras now with all three of them but this time it is 4K 60 frames per
second now we have with the xiaomi the 8K and with the Samsung 8K but 30 frames per
second but of course the iPhone does not shoot 8K Now 60 frames per second it should look
a lot smoother with my movements as I move about here I'm just going to walk around with
these rocks are hopefully not get my feet wet that would be a bit of a disaster slip
into this which one looks the steadius here now where's 4K 60 with our main cameras so
50 megapixels versus 200 megapixels versus 48 megapixels if I like video now with our
front-facing cameras and across all three they kind of look terrible I don't like any
of them here but of course one maybe one is slightly better than others here we've got
4K 30 on of course the apple and the Samsung and then we do have just 1080p with the xiaomi
so I'm stepping into an area here that has a bit of light source right there obviously
that is going to look a lot better you want to be shooting in very bright environments
with the front facing camera not really low light area so go over to the shade dark patch
right now and you can see there's a lot of noise and grain now with those front facing
cameras main cameras 4K 30 frames per second low light so what about that really annoying
lens flare that we get it's the worst on the iPhone and I think this explains a lot of
those UFO videos that you sometimes see or we used to see a long time ago because look
at that look oh there's a whole line of these UFOs in this guy look at them they're moving
about at amazing speeds and you see that on the xiaomi 13 Ultra it is also quite a big
problem there look at those lens flare back there but the Galaxy s23 Ultra is doing a
really good job here with that doesn't seem to be as bad now the stabilization electronic
image stabilization has a walk ahead now and low light does not look as good across all
three of them compared to Daylight you can see the jobs as I was just walking right there
panning around hopefully no dropped frames
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and to recap my findings here I think the front-facing video quality is the iPhone and
4K 60 iPhone wins there but the stabilization with the ultra wide especially the xiaomi
was very steady compared to the s23 ultra and the iPhone but then it suffered the worst
from the wind noise front-facing portrait shots and the rear portrait shots I think
was the s23 ultra that was my pick my favorite there HDR indoor shots so what I like the
Leica authentic very good very accurate looking colors from the xiaomi and not over sharpened
like the other two it's HDR just failed here with the shot of the window now the ultra
wide photos the iPhone actually this shot especially was a lot better the sky so that
one there and then when it comes to low light I think it was the s23 ultra that overall
seemed to be beta especially the way it handled the terrible lens flare we get especially
with the iPhone and quite a bit of it too with the xiaomi so overall what do you think
here of my findings do you agree with me let me know in the comments and I do hope to see
you back in the next one bye for now