LG V60 vs Galaxy S20 Ultra - Camera Comparison! By Dom Esposito

What's going on everyone, this is DOM, and today we are doing a camera comparison between the brand-new LG V 60 and the Samsung Galaxy s, 20 altar and right now we're using the front-facing camera, and you can hear the different sounds and see the video coming from each respective device and well we're recording on a 4k resolution and I want to know what you think about the quality in the comments section below. But right here, like I, said front-facing camera on both devices. So let's jump into the rest of the tests I. So here we have a 4k video demo from the rear cameras on both devices, and they do have the capability of recording 8k video on each device. But we're not going to show that off in this video. Just because you won't be able to see the resolution just because it would be pointless to crunch down to 4k.

But you can see here. This is a video demo, a pretty bright environment, as you can see, I'm walking just trying to get an idea for how the stabilization works. But let me know what you think about the video quality here in the comment section alright. So here we are recording with the ultra-wide lenses on both of the devices and I think it's important, because a lot of people I use this for vlogging or something like that. But I want to know your thoughts on the video quality here and the stabilization as you can see, I'm walking a little just kind of strolling down this alley because you know Quarantine content.

But let me know your thoughts in the comment section. Alright. So now we're going to be jumping into camera comparisons, and we're going to be checking out the high end of things first, with 64 megapixels on the LG v 60, and we have 108 megapixels on the Samsung Galaxy s, 20 altar. So essentially, with these high resolution photos here, I mean it's really hard to determine. What's what and which one is better just by looking at them, so be sure to check the gallery link below if you want to see the full size images for yourself alright.

So here we are inside my car front-facing video, again 4k and we are testing out the rear camera at the default settings and that is going to be 16 megapixels bin on the LG v 60 and 12 megapixels, pin on the Samsung Galaxy s, 20 ultra. So let's get into that. So as far as these photos go, a lot of them are very similar, I mean in color accuracy and exposure and focus like they did a perfect job. But I noticed to that the v60 sometimes struggles with blowing out highlights, and you can see that in various photos here where sometimes things are just a little more blown out than the s20 ultra, but at the end of the day, I think they both take pretty damn good pictures and, like I, said, there's a gallery link below with all these photos in them. If you want to check them out for yourself, one thing I will say is that the v60 does not have any optical zoom.

It doesn't two x digital zoom, so I mean. Obviously, we got to give the win to the galaxy s xx ultra, just because it does have some pretty crazy optical zoom capabilities, all right. So here we are indoors, and we are going to be taking a look at some low-light shots in here and some night shots from the v60 and the galaxy s.20 ultra and I will be sure to link a gallery filled with all the photos taken from this comparison in the description below so be sure to check that out. So in case you're curious here is some likes low low low light out in the dark at night. Footage from the front-facing cameras on both of these devices looks pretty grainy on the screen.

I, don't know. What do you think here is also some low light, 4k, video, and I'm just walking again testing and stabilization, seeing if it makes a difference in low-light or not, but see here the image quality between both of these cameras in a very, very low light situation? So here we have night shot, photos and I have to say: I got to give the wind to the v60 on a lot of these, maybe not all the time for clarity, but definitely for color temperature. The s20 also just looks like it has an orange filter on top of a lot of the photos here, but the s20 ultra does perform significantly better in very, very, very dark situations, so kind of toss up, but I do prefer the colors on the v60 alright. So here we are indoors using the ultra-wide lenses on the v60 and the galaxy s3, which I want to give a kind of low-light test. As far as the ultra-wide lenses go, and we're recording video here, 4k resolution, so I don't know this pretty much wraps up this camera comparison now, I want to know what you think about all of these situations down in the comment section below and if you enjoyed this comparison, be sure to hit that thumbs up button and if you're new around here subscribe to the channel and don't forget to hit the notification bell and select all notifications so that you can see every video when it drops in the near future.

So let me know your thoughts. Thank you so much for watching everyone. I really do appreciate it once again. This is DOM and I will catch you in the next video.

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