Hi everyone welcome to camera comparison so it's the Samsung Galaxy a52 versus
the xiaomi mi 11 lite front facing cameras right now 1080p 30 and 60 is all you can record on the
xiaomi and i've lowered the resolution down on the samsung that can actually do 4k 30 with the front
facing camera but it doesn't have any electronic image stabilization so 32 megapixel camera with
the samsung versus a 16 megapixel on the xiaomi so they both look quite a bit different here
especially the exposure step into the sun now and see how they handle that and i'll be swapping over
the audio sources as well so let me know which one you feel sounds the best and as quick jog ahead
testing out that stabilization on both of these let's take a look at the rear cameras now rear
cameras now so this is 4k 30 and they both have 64 megapixels both f 1.8 aperture however the samsung
has a couple advantages here with video quality and that is it has optical image stabilization
but it doesn't seem to have any electronic being applied so you see as i walk along it does tend to
shake around more because it is purely electronic image stabilization with the me11 now what the
other thing that the samsung has is is it can actually swap on the fly over to the ultra wide
and it can also shoot 4k with the ultrawide and we cannot do that if i try to go to the ultroid now
will not let me within the 11. so I'm going to jog ahead now and just demonstrate that
electronic image stabilization that because of the smoothness i think I prefer the Mi 11 Lite here
panning around there is more jutter however coming through on the m11 light and if you do take it
very very smooth and don't intend to walk or run it is sharper the footage on the a52 5g ultra wide
cameras now so 4k with the samsung a52 can do 4k and we just have the 1080p with the Mi 11 on this
xiaomi here and you can see that the sharper image and better looking image quality wise
is definitely on the samsung however it is shaking around here it doesn't seem to have
very good electronic image stabilization if any so we'll just jog down these steps
and you can clearly see that the footage on the samsung shakes all over the place
even though it does look quite a bit sharper and more detailed
i've switched over to 1080p now with the ultra wide camera on the samsung and the 1080p max
with the ultra wide on the xiaomi and i think stability wise that the xiaomi is a little bit
more stable the electronic image stabilization however the quality and the sharpness and the
details being captured i think here on the a525g does look a little bit better
as i pan around the xiaomi tends to judder show a little bit more jutter more often than the a52 so
quick jog ahead with the 1080p ultra wide footage let me know in the comments which one you think
has the best electronic image stability here with the ultra wide and over to our low light
video performance so difficult conditions for both of these phones here so the 32 megapixel
sensor uh in the samsung up against the 16 and the mi 11 lite here the xiaomi isn't actually going to
give it any advantage here so both of them set to 1080p let's have a look now at the rear cameras in
low light it's very dark here at the moment it's almost 10 pm and light video now so one of them
does have optical image stabilization the samsung but it does not seem to be helping here because
it looks to me like the mi 11 light is doing a much better job i mean look at the noise that's
coming through too with the black sky so it's currently almost 10 pm and both of these phones
are struggling okay but now it looks a little bit different here on the samsung so walk along
which one do you think looks the best look at the noise around near the tree and a short jog ahead
so here are my findings if you shoot a lot of video footage
i would go with the mi 11 lite because it has the electronic image stabilization for 4k
and even at 1080p it does seem a lot smoother and better however not quite as detailed and as sharp
looking as the a525g so disappointing that samsung does not apply any electronic image stabilization
to 4k footage only optical now the optical image stabilization does help out however in
low light photos for the samsung a52 5g that took a sharper image slightly more detail
apart from then the front-facing camera in low-light i found the mi 11 lite was
better there now audio quality in video i have to give the one there to the samsung because it
didn't get affected by the wind as much for some reason the xiaomi really does get affected you
can hear that wind coming through through the microphones but it wasn't as bad on the a52 5g
and in the daytime stills i think the ultrawide definitely was the best on the samsung and even
though the samsung did have very detailed daytime shots the white balance was sometimes off being
towards a bluish kind of tint instead of being white there so thank you so much for watching
my camera comparison and i do hope to see you back in the next one subscribe for more videos from me