Apple iPhone XR vs XS: Night-time Portrait Comparison By PhoneArena

The iPhone can army only come with one camera, but it can still do portrait mode shots like dual camera iPhones. The question is: are those four shots any good and is there any significant difference between photos from the 10r and the more expensive phones like the 10s in the 10s max hello guys? My name is Vic with phone marina and to best seal difference. We went to shoot portraits at night at a bar, one of the most fun places to be at night and also one of the worst places. If you're trying to take pictures with a phone, it was a challenge. Interestingly, the iPhone then are surprises with solid performance, while the tennis uses its secondary telephoto camera that has a slower aperture. The 10r relies on the wider main shooter, which has a much faster aperture and consistently shot much brighter pictures.

So, let's start with the first picture, which shows the difference in exposure right from the start. We have to stress that there is a very clear difference in exposure between port with more shots on the iPhone 10 R and 10 s, the lack of a telephoto camera and the fact that you have to shoot with the main one is actually quite beneficial for nighttime images the 10r photo is brighter. You can see a bit of the background for added context, and this makes it a much better image number 2 a difference in bouquet. The colorful bouquet balls on this picture show that you can get a drastically different look between these two cameras. Both are set at the same aperture for the portrait, yet the iPhone tennis has much bigger bulky balls.

This, however, does not make it the better camera. Here is the background. It's too dark, and the whole image looks a bit unnatural. We had to fire the flash on both phones here, since it was impossible to get portrait mode to even work and the environment. Was this dark notice how you can see the bar in the background on the photo from the 10r? It's clearly the better image number three.

The exposure differences again can be shocking in this follow the 10 has captured a pitch-black follow that is not worth sharing, but we just wanted to show you how much more light you get when you shoot portraits with the iPhone 10 are. The other photo is also very underexposed but usable, unlike the 10s photo. We have also captured the same scene with the flash on notice how the flash, illuminates and myself here much better when it fires from that close on the 10 are all antennas. The illumination from the flash is very faint number four, a difference in perspective. In this photo.

We wanted to showcase the big difference in the perspective notice. How the telephoto lens on the 10x closes the background and makes it a much more intimate photo focused on the subject. While the 10r shows the background fully and provides much more context, number five again, it's all about the perspective. You can see this once again on this picture notice, the trees. In the background, everything is little ears, far wider on the 10r.

You simply cannot see the trees on the 10s. Of course. The change in perspective also means that you get a different angle, and it is all about the proportions of the person in the shot. Facial features like the nose, looks a bit bigger on the iPhone 10 R, so that might not be quite that great. In conclusion, it is clear that there are big differences to the way portrait mode operates on the iPhone 10 R and the 10s.

In most cases during the night, we preferred the image from the 10 R over the more expensive 10s, simply because it was much better exposed it was brighter, but also because it provides a lot more context. We are puzzled why Apple has not allowed users on the iPhone, 10s and 10s Macs to use the main camera of the phone for portrait mode if they chose to. This will certainly bring the best of both worlds to the 10s series and right now, the more expensive iPhones will often take worse sports with pictures at night than the cheaper iPhone.10 are simply because you don't have the option to shoot with the main camera on the 10s, so this is guys a quick look at the portrait mode, shots on the iPhone Tanner and the 10s at night, which one do you like better? Let us know in the comments thanks for watching this, video and I will see you in the next one. You.

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