iPhone 11 Pro vs Note 10+ vs Pixel 3: Camera Comparision By Thao Huynh

Today's video is sponsored by Word. BPN I got three heavy hitters with me today: the newly released iPhone 11 Pro, the Galaxy Note M plus, and the pixel three I'm here in Niagara Falls. So let's see what these cameras are capable of. Okay, let me just say this right now: if you're expecting a super detailed camera comparison, this ain't it alright, let's head over to the Falls and test my photography, skills, I almost forgot sign was kind enough to send me some cases and this really cool script. Detector I actually need one. So let's go ahead and install this, oh so easier, let's go ahead and start with a selfie okay, so this next shot was pretty tough.

I was standing in the shade, but the background was super bright now to make things even harder. I took some photos with the Sun directly behind me, and these are the results props to the pixel three for the extra wide lens comes from real handy for those group selfies interesting. Moving on to some portrait shots with that nice blurry background. Everyone likes a good bulky right. These all were taken and good lighting conditions, and they all did a pretty good job.

Next up, we have some samples without the portrait mode. First, one is under some shade and the other two under pretty bright conditions. I didn't shoot much video, but here's a few shots of with the fur facing camera using my crazy setup yeah. Everyone was staring at me. So this is what the front-facing camera looks like.

One recording, video and 1080p across three devices, I'm just going to start walking at a normal pace so that you guys can get an idea of what stabilization is like. Alright, let's speed things up, I'm going to start sprinting. Let me know what you guys think: okay, keep on. Looking at me like I'm, crazy. You see situations like this.

This is when you would need an ultra-wide. I was really tempted to hop on the Ferris wheel to get some good shots, but couldn't because of my fear of heights, maybe next time the pixel three unfortunately doesn't have an ultra wide-angle lens. How about some 4k video footage to really capture that atmosphere, so yeah welcome to Jurassic Park all right. Let's look at some more photos: yeah ignore my goofiness. These are just normal photos.

I would take when I'm out and about with my husband. This one here is of me through a window. I was honestly just curious how the phones would handle the reflections. Next up, we got a giant ice cream cone. Looking super delicious I know here's one of me: punting life as I stare at the falls for my foodies out there.

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You'll get a three-year plan, plus one month free by entering the code, Tao all right time for some low-light shots, each phone has their own night mode. The iPhones, however, automatically turns on and because of this, all photos from here on were shot handheld with night mode. On the pixel three and note who says you can't use iPads to take pictures, look at that so cute, the 11pro and pixel three both have some sort of visual countdown to let you know how long it's going to take to capture the photo, whereas the note m+ doesn't- and you just left there guessing a couple of other points, there's no night mode on the 11pro selfie camera or the ultra-wide lens. So, for this ultra-wide shot, I took a regular photo on the note, 10 plus to compare let's wrap things up. We can sit here and nitpick at the samples.

Oh, this is a little overexposed or that photos too grainy, but in all honesty, I was impressed with all three cameras. They were all able to capture the memory and should be more than good enough to post on social media. The iPhone 11 Pro captures natural-looking photos. The pixel goes for a more contrasting and moody feel, while the note m+ tends to brighten and add a bit more saturation. Really, though, you can't go wrong with any of these.

The pixel 3 lacks a telephoto and ultra-wide lens, which means it's not as versatile. I really hope that the pixel 4 has an ultra-wide, it's just so much fun to use and that's how it's done.

Source : Thao Huynh