iPhone X vs. Galaxy S9+ shootout
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- Anonymous
- pdH
- 24 Mar 2018
If you wan to compare phone camera pictures it is no use of campaing them to each others. You need hight quality system camera and then compare those to the standard aka system camera. Witch one gets nearest!
Samsung use a lot modifications to its pictures. They may look nice but quite often They Are far From reality. Vivid colors make the cloud day look much brighter and colorfull than They really were. But the purpose of camera is to reproduce the reality as well a possible.
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- AnonD-671682
- 6tD
- 24 Mar 2018
What I would like to see in these shootouts is selfies taken in actual LOW LIGHT conditions, e.g. indoors with no windows wide open and without ample light. Every time I see these reviews, the "low light" selfies are taken in places that have ample lighting.
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- AnonD-147910
- pYg
- 24 Mar 2018
Anonymous, 24 Mar 2018Did they ignore audio recording quality on purpose in this ... moreBut if you did watch the supersaf comparison there is an issue with the optical stabilization on the s9+. All the videos are choppy.
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- AnonD-747032
- mt0
- 24 Mar 2018
F1rstman, 24 Mar 2018What I like about iPhone's camera is that the sky and cloud... moreI don't get it ..it's the exact opposite ... the iphone photos look like they come from a much lower priced phone , the clouds look pixelated .
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- F1rstman
- mSu
- 24 Mar 2018
What I like about iPhone's camera is that the sky and clouds always look full, deep, vibrant or whatever you wanna call it haha. When you compare the daylight pics, the one with the snail (3/30 and 6/30) and with the modern office building (20/30 and 26/30) you can see how much better the sky and clouds look on the iPhone. I have an iPhone 8 and I really enjoy taking daylight outdoor pics because of that. With the iPhone 8 and X Apple also drastically improved low light photography so I'm very happy with that too :)
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- AnonD-44232
- UVx
- 24 Mar 2018
The photo which highlights the curtain, well, did anyone notice the aperture between the two? Ix is 1.8 while S9+ is 2.4. Technically, bigger aperture results in more blurred image quality. Anyway, if the set up is by auto then I have nothing to say. But if we need to dig out the true ability. i would suggest to use manual mode to set two at same setting to compare.
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- Anonymous
- n}%
- 24 Mar 2018
Did they ignore audio recording quality on purpose in this comparison?
iphone X is way behind with it's bad quality mono.
Checking out supersaf's comparison on youtube, I find S9+ to be ahead in video quality as well.
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- Anonymous
- JpF
- 24 Mar 2018
poor duo....
both wont stand a change against fusion image of dual cam on XZ2 Pro and XZ 2 Premium.
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- AnonD-347233
- veF
- 24 Mar 2018
i liked both of the camera both have their pros and cons,
in my point of view ill chose iphone x over the s9 for image processing but at the same time i cannot ignore s9 noise reduction capability and low light quality and in real world average people chose balanced saturated and vibrant color video and photos of s9 compare to true 2 life iphone shots.
for video rendering iphone
and for stills galaxy s9
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- Akinaro
- dPP
- 24 Mar 2018
That was brutal rekt.... iPhone is way more noisy, it often give orange/yellow tint in low-light, colors are also not that great and overall quality is just better on Galaxy.
I would love to see now comparison with latest Xperia
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- AnonD-347233
- veF
- 24 Mar 2018
Whackcar, 24 Mar 2018No offense, but the Pixel 2 is still ahead in imaging capab... moresamsung camera and pixel camera both are good and slightly better than iphone x camera,
in low light situation i think samsung has upper-hand with its 1.5 aperture lens.
my personal fav is pixel since the beginning especially their video stabilization and pixel camera gets better with time compare to other manufacturers because of their algorithms and reasonable updates.
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- AnonD-154351
- LJ9
- 24 Mar 2018
how you even dare to compare the iphonex with a samsung?? only in hardware the s9 y faaar beyond.. and then in software proccesing you see the results, smooth stills with accurate colors and in the iphone just noise like a cheap camera.
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- Ellio74
- pxG
- 24 Mar 2018
That's my opinion but I don't like Samsung image processing.
Images might be noisier on the iPhone X but they look less processed, but color reproduction could be better, more natural.
And on both I notice some marks made by their HDR/multi-stacking that I don't like.
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- AnonD-747001
- prk
- 24 Mar 2018
In all terms the iPhoneX camera is better...it's more natural, more life photos then s9 produce...it's totaly vivid and un natural on samsung, I dont understand why this samsung do with software....only where the samsung is better is reduce noise when picture zoom 100%...but why and when we zoom the picture and looking on small objects? never
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- Shanti Dope
- Kg{
- 24 Mar 2018
Whackcar, 24 Mar 2018No offense, but the Pixel 2 is still ahead in imaging capab... moreIn terms of raw processing software, it is. But its hardware is only better than the iPhone X, not the Galaxy S9/S9+, and even the X has a secondary lens for superior zoom (well, I wouldn't say 2x is anything super useful, but it's better than literally nothing).
- Kiyasuriin
- nYT
- 24 Mar 2018
xXENDER FREAKXx, 24 Mar 2018And also, one advantage that sums up the conclusion that th... moreYep. I agree.
- Whackcar
- 6QD
- 24 Mar 2018
No offense, but the Pixel 2 is still ahead in imaging capabilities than either of these two. I wouldn't recommend upgrading for the camera. You may upgrade for other specs, but the camera on the Pixel 2 is still superior. Just saying.
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- Nomad
- 6Qm
- 24 Mar 2018
In my opinion it would have been better if Pixel 2 was also included in this comparison.
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- AnonD-632062
- Hxc
- 24 Mar 2018
The Note8 already had an edge over the iPhone X in stills. The S9+ blows it out of the water, in both day & night. If you are testing stills, please bring the new Pixel's. Or maybe wait, until the P20 Pro arrives.
But in video, the iPhone X is clearly better than the S9+. There is something definitely lacking in Samsung's video processing, since the last year or so... It wasn't like this earlier. Hope they fix it soon, becoz they have shown that they already have the capable hardware for it...