iPhone 6s vs Samsung Galaxy S6 Camera Test Comparison By SuperSaf

What's of YouTube's a fear on super-safe TV- and this is the much-awaited, be much-anticipated camera comparison, super soft, TV style between the iPhone 6s and the Samsung Galaxy S6, so in the usual style, we'll be looking at both the front and rear facing cameras and at images as well as video to do also look out for the audio icon in the corner of the screen, and that will indicate to you which device the audio is coming from to, so we're currently indoors. We've got good lights, and we're using the front-facing cameras on both devices. One thing to bear in mind is that the s6 has a 1440p front-facing camera in terms of the video resolution. The iPhone 6s still has 720p. So if we switch here, this is 100%. This video is exposed to that say DTP, so you can see that we can crop it much further on the Samsung Galaxy S6 compared to the iPhone 6s, just something to bear in mind.

So now we're gonna head outside it's a beautiful day here and less there. So we're going to try out the rear facing cameras, and then we'll also do lots of different scenarios, so some low-light tests as well so do hit that thumbs up one let's head outside, so when our outdoors, with both devices, it's quite a nice day here in Leicester, for a change that is, and we're forming our 4k from both devices, because both are capable of filming at up to 4k resolution. Now this video is explicit out at 1080p, so we can crop in and see the full resolution in detail. So this is the sort of quality difference you can expect at 100%. Now, let's just have a bit of a walk at 4k and see what the optical image stabilization is like, but we will do a separate test just now we're on the Samsung Galaxy S6, so I'm just going to take a bit of a walk.

This is handheld with both hands, so you can sort of see what the optical image stabilization is like. Now we are on the iPhone 6s. This does not have optical image stabilization, so just to see how it compares and again when you are using both hands on here, to make as fair as possible now just quickly on the iPhone 6s plus, so we're doing the exact same test on the iPhone 6s plus just so. You get a bit of an idea of the, for instance, because you do have a problem stabilization, so now we're indoors with the iPhone 6s, and we're just testing out the autofocus in relatively low light, just to see how well it does go from a subject. That's pitfall to something.

That's quite close up now switched over to the Samsung Galaxy S6 same lighting and just going from something that's close to something. That's farther back same lighting, and this is the sort of results that you can expect alright. Now this is just a quick side by side just to show that we are in the exact same lighting just in case. Somebody has something to say about that. So that was the video.

Now, let's have a look at some images, so in the usual super soft TV style, I'm not going to tell you which image is from which device. Initially that way you can decide which one you like better without having any bias, and then I will do the reveal, so you know which device which image is from and that will help you make a better decision as to which you like better overall, so initially starting off with some selfies. Everybody loves selfies these days, so we've got good light here on both of them seem to be doing a good job. Overall, the right-hand side is obviously a lot wider, so you know for your group selfies. That would be a little bit more beneficial, but I prefer the angle of the left-hand side.

Image and I prefer the details a little more on the right-hand side image. The right-hand side image is on the s6, and we've got the iPhone 6s on the left-hand side. Now, let's move on to a super soft style car selfie. This is something that I take a lot for me here. It's definitely the left-hand side.

Image does a lot better. Colors are more accurate on a lot more detail on the right-hand side. Image seems to be blown out, especially it was the cheek area and the colors also a bit too much on the warmer side. Now we've got the s6 on the left, hand, side, and we've got the iPhone 6s on the right-hand side, so I would give the win here to the s6 I think it's definitely doing a better job overall. Now, moving on to an indoor image in low-light- and you probably already know which ones which, because of the angle, you can see that the right-hand side image has a much wider angle which is on the s6, and then you've got the iPhone 6s.

On the left hand, side you've got a bit more detail on the left hand, side image and the right-hand side image is a little soft, but this one is very difficult: — cool, because the left-hand-side image is quite grainy compared to the right hand, side image, so I'll, let you decide which one you like better I'm sort of on a draw here now. One thing that the iPhone 6s does have is a front-facing flash. Now this isn't your traditional flash. It just illuminates the screen. To give you some more light, and here you can see it does brighten up the image a lot more, so that definitely is beneficial.

If you want somebody who takes a lot of selfies in low-light and that might be useful now enough of selfies, let's look at some rear facing camera shots. So here we've got some flowers in very good light. Both images looking awesome here: slight differences in terms of the colors, the right-hand side image little warmer I, do like the right-hand side, images colors a little better, but nothing in it really I think that is going to come down to your personal preference. We've got the s6 onto the left hand, side, and we've got the iPhone 6s on the right hand, side now going into 100%. You can see.

We've got plenty of detail on both images, and that is definitely great to see. I think both are doing a great job. Maintaining that detail here now another outdoor image in a good light. I prefer the colors on the left hand, side image here, I think they are slightly more blown out on the right hand, side image: we've got the s6 on the right hand, side we've got the iPhone 6s on the left hand, side now an outdoor wide image again I think both are doing a great job here. Lots of detail in both images.

If you look at the sky, I kind of prefer the left-hand side image a little better once again, I think that's personal preference. Both are doing a good job with the iPhone 6s. On the left hand, side they've got the Samsung Galaxy s6 on the right hand, side now, moving on to an indoor shot in good light and I don't promote any of these brands. This is just so. You can look at the colors and judge for yourself, which is more accurate, prefer the left-hand side image here, a little better.

I think it's just got a little more contrast, and it just is a little more pleasing you've got the s6. On the left hand, side you've got the iPhone 6s on the right hand, side and moving on to an indoor image in relatively low light. I think both are doing a decent job here. I can see more detail. On the left hand, side, image I think it's doing a little of a better job.

In terms of maintaining that detail, all the right hand, image looks a tad brighter. We've got the s6. On the left hand, side we've got the iPhone 6s on the right hand, side putting the light even further down, so lights are off, and we've simply got whatever's creeping through. The curtains I can see that both are doing. Okay, although I do prefer the Essex here, because you do have a little more details.

If you look at the text, I think it is ever so slightly sharper on the Essex and the color is also a little better maintained on the s6. Now I did try with the iPhone 6s plus as well to see if the optical image stabilization helps at all, and you can see that it does help a little, because the text is a little more sharp here, but I still do prefer the s6 now using the flash on both here I do prefer the left hand, side, image, I, think the colors are a little better compared to the right hand, side image: we've got the iPhone 6s. On the left hand, side we've got the Samsung Galaxy S6 on the right-hand side. So there we have it. The much-awaited camera comparison between the iPhone 6s and the Samsung Galaxy S6 I.

Think overall, both did a great job when it came to the rear facing cameras very, very close, but I think the Essex does get the slight edge because of the optical image stabilization, which helps for video and for low-light. Now the audio as well I did find better on the Samsung Galaxy S6 I just found it a little richer and louder, and that's because you've got stereo sound here, and you still have mono sound on the iPhone 6s. So you can go back and listen to that. If you want in terms of the front-facing cameras, I did prefer the s6 overall I think you had more detail, and it didn't blow out the highlights as much as at the iPhone 6s did and plus you've got 1440p video recording from the front-facing camera versus just 720p on the iPhone 6s, so I would give the front-facing camera edge to the s6 in terms of the low-light flash I. Think that does go to the iPhone 6s that true tone.

Dual LED flash definitely helps now. That's what I think. Anyway, what do you think do drop me a comment below and let me know your thoughts. Let me know which one you prefer overall, and I do post a lot of images on Instagram. My Instagram is super safe TV, so do go ahead and give me a follow on there.

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