- Hey guys how's it going, it's Justine.
And today we are testing out the new iPhone 8 Plus camera.
I've got all three colors right here
so you guys can take a look.
Because I've yet to show you guys the different colors
this is the space gray, and we have the 8 silver.
And the beautiful rose gold, which is mine.
So now that the iPhone 8 is out it has been dubbed
the fastest phone on the market currently.
Which is pretty exciting.
'Cause you guys might know I'm a little bit of a fan.
We're gonna be testing out the video and the photos.
And I've got the help of some of my friends back here.
That's Ed and Jenna.
They're getting ready for their slow-mo
1080p shots with the new iPhone 8 Plus camera.
(slow electronic music)
So the first thing we're gonna test out is the back camera.
We're gonna be using some
of the new portrait lighting features.
So let's test those out.
Let's take this photo of Jenna and we can go in
and I can show you guys the difference.
Here's the natural light.
Switching to studio light,
adds a lot more light on her face.
Contour adds some more shadows to her face
and some on her body as well.
And the stage light basically removes the entire background
and makes it seem like she's in a studio.
The stage light mono makes the entire photo black and white.
- Smile. - Okay.
- [Jenna] Lovely.
Lovely.
- What mode are you doing? - Photo.
- These photo filters aren't anything new.
When you go in to edit your photos in the camera app.
The one thing that I think a lot
of people might overlook is this.
When you go in to adjust the lightness and the darkness
and the color and the black and white,
if you click this little thing right here,
this will take you in to be able
to adjust even more finer details.
A lot of people rely on third party editing apps
but really you can do pretty much everything
right here inside of the camera app.
Those previous photos weren't taken in portrait mode.
But this one was.
You can tap the portrait mode button at the top
if you want to remove the blurred background
or if you like it you can tap it again to add it back on.
That little magic wand up at the top
will do some auto enhancements for you if you just want
to cross your fingers and hope for the best.
You can always go into any of those portrait mode photos
and edit any of the studio lighting
to change them on the fly.
Wait see if you can get the screen though,
of us taking the selfie. - Do you want me to do it?
- My arm.
- No but like this filming this screen.
- Oh. (Justine laughing)
I was like, there's no screen on the back.
- Cool, let's look and see what we've got.
- Oh, the slide's open. - It's super crisp.
- Guys, the slide's open. - Let's go get a slide pic.
- [Jenna] I didn't get it.
- Oh, I lost my necklace somewhere.
One of the new things with the 8 Plus camera,
is it's optical image stabilization,
which also helps out with the front and the back camera.
So if you're feeling a little shaky and a little crazy
your pictures will come out way more smooth and crisp.
Now let's see if we can do some slow-mo down the slide.
Slow-mo playground.
(dramatic slow music)
- Fun today. - I'm gonna slow-mo you.
- What if I break it? - Just go fast.
- [Ed] I don't think you're gonna.
- [Justine] Super slow-mo.
Whip your hair back and forth, yes.
- All right, go. - Okay, go, yeah.
- Okay. - Oh wait.
- [Jenna] Are you trying to be sexy?
- Not really, just I want more, I want hair flip.
Hey Ed. - Yeah.
- You want to do a slow-mo hair flip?
- [Ed] Yeah.
- I got a lot of questions from people asking,
how do I change the video quality settings?
It's simple.
Go into settings, camera, and here you can change
the video settings from 4K 60 to 30 to 24 and so on.
And also the slow-mo from 1080p at 240 to 1080 120.
Let's first test out 4K at 60 frames.
And now here's what it looks like slowed down 50%.
This is normal 240 and now here's
what it looks like slowed down 25%.
Looks pretty good.
I think I'm a fan.
I think my jump could use a little work.
Here's 4K at 30 frames a second.
And here is 4K at 24 frames a second.
Let's test out some 4K footage from the back facing camera.
And I'm not gonna touch the audio.
As it comes out of this camera
is what you guys are gonna see next.
- [Jenna] Are we gonna hear it?
- Yep. (kids cheering)
This is the back camera and we're shooting right now at 4K,
60 frames a second, which is new to the iPhone 8 Plus,
which gives you a very smooth effect.
I don't typically like to shoot my vlogs in 60 frames
a second because it does make you a little bit dizzy,
but it will allow you to slow down your footage.
You can also get slow-mo and not have to shoot in 120.
Here it is, look at this.
Let's slow down to 60 frames a second.
Landed it. - Four (mumbles).
- Here we are, front facing camera, iPhone 8 Plus.
Now the problem shooting here is there's very harsh shadows
and there's also some very bright light.
So it's gonna be interesting to see how it handles this.
Wee.
- Justine, Justine.
- Hey. - Hello.
- Oh, hey. - Hey.
- Hello, hey.
(dramatic electronic music) - What's going on guys
welcome to my new video.
♪ Read my eyes do I want to stay ♪
- Are these recording? - Not yet.
♪ Thought you weren't made that way ♪
♪ It's the choices we make ♪
- Okay, so what we need to do now
is we have to try to stack these.
- [Ed] You want to hold all of them?
- Yeah, so fan them out, sort or like this.
I think I made a really big mistake
by taking this project on.
Now the most difficult thing
when testing out multiple cameras
is some cameras perform better in different lighting.
Some perform different in different situations.
So it's really hard to tell which is gonna be the best.
So what we've got here is the iPhone 8 camera.
This is the Google Pixel.
This is the Essential Phone.
Samsung Galaxy S8.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
And the iPhone 8 Plus.
Not really sure what I got myself into.
They keep turning off every time I try to start doing this.
What a bad idea.
- Yeah, it's a bad idea. - It's bad idea.
- [Ed] At least the tripods are nice.
- Yeah.
♪ All this time, I've been ♪
- You know, this is not gonna be a very scientific test.
I don't even know which camera to look at.
But I kind of just wanted to see what this would look like
if I'm filming with all of these cameras at the same time
with some pretty harsh lighting conditions.
These shadows are pretty intense.
Some places here, it's really bright.
And it's also a little windy too, it's a vibe.
- [Jenna] Just take the picture Ed, smile.
- You picked the subject that doesn't smile.
- You don't have to smile, just don't move.
Okay, ready?
- You're movin'. (mumbles)
- [Justine] Just don't move.
Well, I mean it can like move a little.
I just need you to be there, in one position.
Okay, ready, that's good, now keep that pose, ready?
♪ I didn't want to take chances ♪
(yelling)
♪ Past romances were telling me ♪
♪ I'd just crash again ♪
♪ I said I think I know what you mean ♪
♪ Or would you do it for a time machine ♪
♪ Then you gave me that smile ♪
♪ And stood there for a while ♪
♪ That was when you woke me up ♪
♪ All this time ♪
♪ I didn't know I had my heart on standby ♪
♪ That it is love that I am feeling inside ♪
♪ What it means to be a human ♪
- Well the cameras are now recording for video.
So now let's see what they look like.
Watch me.
♪ I'd been a fool for now I see you shine ♪
♪ I let my (mumbles) blind me so you'd be mine ♪
♪ You are the only one who cares ♪
- So now we're gonna test out the portrait mode
on the iPhone 8 Plus
and the live focus on the Samsung Note 8.
- [Jenna] Instagram model.
- [Justine] So, these actually look really good.
- [Jenna] Switching phones.
- [Justine] Let's turn the blur all the way up.
♪ Teach you how to break hearts, teach you how to ♪
- The interesting thing with live focus on the Samsung
is when you're taking it, it looks like absolute trash.
I don't even know how the picture's gonna look good.
But then when you go into the preview mode,
it looks incredible.
Like, look at this.
(gentle soft music)
Both the iPhone 8 portrait mode
and the Note 8 live focus took incredible photos.
And it's really hard to choose which one I like the best.
But I feel like out of this set of photos,
I may like the Note 8 just a little bit more.
And you have much more control over that degree of blur
on the Note 8 than you do on the iPhone 8 Plus.
But in some of the iPhone photos they looked better,
but then in some of the Note 8 photos, they looked better.
It really, I think, depends on the situation.
Anyway, let's test out the front facing selfie camera
on all of these phones.
I would have to say out of this set,
probably my favorite shot is on the Pixel.
It picked up a lot of great contrast in the background.
It also was slightly wide-angle.
And I thought out of all of them
the coloring was probably the best.
Now for the back camera, no live focus, no portrait mode.
Just point and shoot.
(upbeat music)
In conclusion, the camera that you have with you
will always be the best camera.
Cliche, I know, but it's the truth.
I'm curious to find out from you guys
in the comments below what you guys thought was the best
out of each test that I did.
I'll be looking out for those comments
and in the mean time
this is the time lapse from the new iPhone 8 Plus.
With that being said,
I am so excited for the iPhone 10 baby!