what's happening everyone my name is alex and welcome back so the redmi note 11 pro is here and
i figured i might as well do a camera comparison with the iphone 13. now don't misunderstand the
purpose of this camera comparison the iphone 13 is about three times more expensive than
the redmi note 11 pro but in this video i wanna show you what a device like the redmi note 11 pro
can do when compared to a flagship flagship like the iphone 13. so through this video we're gonna
see a variety of pictures that i took during the day and of course at night we have portrait mode
pictures we have zoom pictures we have pictures taking the ultra wide lenses we have sample
videos and much more just before we start make sure to press that like button and let's begin
by checking out some pictures i took the ultra wide lenses on the back of these two devices
all right so the first thing you'll notice here is the wider field of view for the pictures taken
by the iphone 13 but this is the case with most phones these days next for dynamic range it seems
that the iphone 13 does better in most pictures and for color accuracy once again the iphone
does seem to do better than the redmi note 11 pro even though in a couple of those pictures it was
the opposite but overall i feel that the iphone 13 did better of course i was kind of expecting
that but we wanted to see what results you'd get from the redmi note 11 pro moving on to some five
times zoom pictures now keep in mind that neither device has a telephoto lens so whatever you're
seeing on the screen now is just digital zoom and here to my surprise the iphone 13 did better than
the redmi note 11 pro i was actually expecting it to be the opposite but now all the pictures taken
by the iphone 13 are sharper so yeah there you have it the ultrawide pictures and zoom
pictures with these two devices which one do you prefer for those ultra wide pictures and which
ones do you prefer for those um zoom pictures definitely leave a comment and let me know next we
are going to move on and check out some portrait mode pictures now these pictures were a bit
difficult to take mostly because we had the light coming from behind the subject so not
ideal conditions for any phone basically but both devices did okay under the circumstances i feel
now for edge detection it seems that the iphone 13 did a bit better than the redmi note 11 pro
but overall i kind of prefer the colors that we got from the redmi note 11 pro all right the next
we're going to move on and check out some pictures that i took with the main cameras on the back of
these two devices and of course all the pictures i took are taking about a second apart from each
other and on auto mode here for picture sharpness i couldn't really tell the difference between the
two but for dynamic range it seems that the iphone does better in most pictures as for colors in some
situations the iphone 13 does better so it has the more realistic colors in some situations the
redmi note 11 pro has the more realistic looking colors but it depends on the picture and where
you take it of course so i'm going to let you guys watch a few more pictures and i will be right back
next we're gonna move on and check out some pictures that i took at night and of course
at night i used the night modes available on both devices now the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro you can
only use the night mode if you are using the main camera to take pictures if you are using the ultra
white camera the night mode is not available with the iphone 13 of course you can use the night mode
for the main camera and the ultra widened camera so i'm only going to show you pictures that i took
with the main cameras i'm using that um night mode now here if there are street lights around
the redmi note 11 pro doesn't do bad the pictures turn out quite decent of course the iphone 13 does
better even in those pictures but for a budget friendly phone i feel that the phone doesn't do
bad for nighttime pictures now in situations where it's darker and we don't have as many
street lights around them of course the redmi note 11 pro doesn't do as good so the pictures become
quite dark and also grainy and the iphone 13 does better in those some situations as well overall
for a budget friendly phone i don't feel that it does bad but compared to the iphone 13 of course
the iphone 13 doesn't better okay and it's time to check out some sample videos that i've done
at night and of course during the day with both devices now if you open the camera app on
the redmi note 11 pro there are no settings for ima stabilization so the phone doesn't actually
support image stabilization not to mention that the maximum recording resolution is
1080p at 30 frames per second i was actually expecting more considering that the regular
redmi note 11 so the cheaper version can record in 1080p at 60 frames per second but not this one
now when you're filming something on the screen the footage actually doesn't look shaky at all
and it kind of gives you the impression that you have image stabilization available but in reality
when you check out the footage on the computer well there is no image stabilization so kind of
disregard my talking in those videos it doesn't seem like there is any image stabilization um
available so i'll let you guys watch those sample recordings and i will be right back
okay we have a quick video test between the redmi note 11 pro and of course the iphone 13.
now the maximum recording resolution for the redmi note 11 pro is 1080p at 30 frames per
second with the main camera that's the camera that we are currently using and even though
there are no settings for image stabilization it does seem to have some type of image stabilization
for video recordings at 1080p 30 frames per second of course with the iphone 13 i could
record in 4k at 60 frames per second but for this particular recording i've done 1080p at 30 frames
per second so i'm going to walk a bit faster just so you can see how that image stabilization works
and i guess we are going to stop somewhere around here
i'm going to pan right slowly
and i guess we're gonna walk this way so yeah redmi note 11 pro and
iphone 13 with the main cameras on the back recording in 1080p at 30 frames per second
we are moving on to another quick recording between the iphone 13 and of course the xiaomi
redmi note 11 pro for this recording i'm using the ultrawide cameras on the back of the two devices
and recording in 1080p at 30 frames per second 1080p at 30 frames per second is the maximum
recording resolution available um for the redmi note 11 pro now in the camera app there are no
settings for image stabilization and even though there are no settings for image stabilization
the video does seem kind of steady well not as steady as the video that we have on the iphone 13
but we do get some type of image stabilization from the looks of it
so i'm also gonna run for a bit so you can see how that image stabilization does
i guess you're gonna stop somewhere here i'm gonna pan right slowly
and back left so yeah this whole recording down the ultrawide cameras on the back of
these two devices would look like okay and we're moving on to another recording done
with the front-facing cameras on the iphone 13 of course and the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro
once again the maximum recording resolution for the redmi note 11 pro the front-facing camera is
1080p at 30 frames per second where the iphone 13 we could do 4k at 60 frames per second even though
there are no settings in the camera app to turn on the image stabilization on the redmi note 11 pro
it seems that the video is kind of um steady we're just gonna spin around and i guess we'll
walk this way for a bit so yeah this is how a recording done with the front-facing cameras
on these two devices would look like on a somewhat cloudy day i'm gonna say okay
we have a quick recording in low light between the xiaomi redmi note 11 pro and the iphone 13.
the maximum recording resolution for um the redmi note 11 pro is 1080p at 30 frames per
second but of course with the iphone 13 i could do 4k at 60 frames per second now at 1080p at
30 frames per second it seems that we have some type of image stabilization on the redmi note
11 pro even though there is no setting in the settings there for that but um from the videos
that i've seen it seems that we do get some type of image stabilization so i'm just gonna stop here
actually let's walk to the middle here it gets a bit darker around here
and i'm gonna pan left slowly
so that way towards those white buildings and back right so this whole recording down the main camera
on the back of these two devices would look like at night and as you've seen for yourself the video
quality from the redmi note 11 pro isn't that great and i was kind of disappointed because last
year with the redmi note 10 pro the video quality was actually better so of course i was expecting
better video quality from this one the redmi note 11 pro but no so last year's phone had better
video quality in my opinion all right next we're gonna move on and check out some selfies of course
i have some daytime selfies and some nighttime selfies and here once again the iphone 13 does
seem to do better so the selfies haven't actually changed from last year i remember the redmi note
10 pro from last year had somewhat similar selfies so not a lot has changed for selfies
so there you have it this is the redmi note 11 pro i was actually expecting more because with last
year's redmi note 10 pro well the video quality and even the picture quality seemed a bit better