Oppo Reno 6 Pro vs Vivo X60 Pro Camera Comparison By Han's Tech Talk

What's up everybody welcome to another camera comparison video. Today I have this VIVO x60 pro and opponent 6 pro a lot of people have requested for these videos, so the camera comparison, video between opp, Renault 6 pro and the VIVO x60 pro is here. I always try to provide you with true content. So if you end up liking this video, please subscribe to this channel and click on the like button. Please support true content well check carefully, which smartphone microphone is working better in which smartphone I look better prettier, which smartphone? Actually, I think this one actually reproduced my skin tone correctly. White balance is also better on VIVO x60 pro you check by yourself and make a comment which one you think is better well, it's time to start our camera comparison, video time to flip to rear cameras.

Let's start differently. This is the segment where everybody expects VIVO x60 pro to win, because it comes with a good 13 megapixel sensor from Samsung attached with a 50 millimeter lens, which offers 2x optical zoom. Yes, it grabs more details, enough sharpness and well processed textures, along with average dynamic range. This x60 pro 2x optical zoom photos are way better than Oppo Renault 6 pros 2x digital zoom photos. However, once we leave that 3x zoom boundary I mean at 5 x, things are truly different: VIVO x60 pro also uses digital zoom to match.5X zoom and performance drops dramatically fewer details and more noise compared to those 2x zoom photos. Opp Renault 6 pro kept its original trend, not much to complain about.

It has its own limitations, but VIVO x60 pro, sometimes with over sharpening, sometimes with aggressive noise. Removing made the photos as bad as those reproduced by Oppo Renault 6 pro at 2x, VIVO x60, pro won by a mile and at 5x both are almost similar daytime image. Quality of the main camera of most of the high-end, mid-range and budget flagships are always good. The results here are surprisingly amazing for opponent 6 pro but underwhelming for x60 pro considering the fact that Oppo Renault 6 pro got an Univision 64 megapixel mid-range sensor and VIVO x60 pro comes with a custom designed mix 598 sensors from Sony. Moreover, this custom designed sensor is sitting on top of a 5 axis.

Gimbals stabilization also VIVO x60 pro has a better snapdragon, 870 soc and Oppo Renault 6 pro got a MediaTek diamond city, two zero soc. I was expecting a huge difference in performance, but wow opp, Renault 6 pro actually fought well thanks to its camera algorithm, which resembles a lot of oxygen OS stock camera algorithm both have good focus, metering and exposure, but as expected, VIVO x60 pro has a bit better processed textures with high frequency details to find other differences than white balance and saturation. We need to do pixel peeping. It was an uphill battle and I have found a few issues. Dynamic range shadow details highlight clipping inconsistent, sharpening focus metering and color tone mapping.

Once again. None of these are visible at a glance, but most of the time VIVO x60 pro did a bit better, but there were times when Oppo Renault 6 pro actually pulled a stunner using its heavy processing, both reproduced crisp images but in terms of true quality and possibility to edit VIVO x60 pro is a bit ahead. I always say human photography is important and okay VIVO x60 pro reproduced some amazing pictures with enormous details. Crisp sharpness textures are processed with clarity, color rendition, brightness exposure shadows. Everything is almost perfect on VIVO x60, pro white balance, jumps back and forth, and skin tone is actually true to life on VIVO x60 pro.

I do not see any reason to disagree that VIVO x60 pro won this main camera battle, but on the same time, Oppo Renault 6 pro actually did good. Considering its poor hardware, the VIVO x60 pro comes with a good 13 megapixel sensor. It's a Samsung, s5k 3l6 sensor and, most importantly, this sensor features phase detect autofocus. On the other hand, Oppo Renault 6 pro comes with a very average 8 megapixel sensor. I am talking about ultrawide sensors, yes, field of view is a bit wider on VIVO x60, pro opponent 6 pro has different type of color grading for its ultra-wide sensor.

Everything seems a bit pale while VIVO x60 pro has added increased, highlights and mid-turns VIVO x60 pro with its better sensor and soc managed to balance between exposure and brightness Renault 6 pro most of the time failed to maintain correct contrast. And, yes, you will notice low frequency details and random moments of highlight clipping, but truly the differences are not like day and night because at the same time I have taken photos for three different camera comparison: videos and beside opera, one mark iii, Samsung Galaxy s21, ultra or me 11. Ultra. All these photos are pretty average once again, both VIVO x60 pro and opp. Renault 6 pro actually offers good ultra-wide photos as a mid-range smartphone, but considering their respective price tags and hardware spec.

I would choose VIVO x60 pro. Yes, these video clips were recorded at 1080p 30 frames per second, and there was a harsh sunlight hitting the lens of both of the smartphones VIVO x60 pro not only kept the exposure correct, also balanced, brightness and contrast correctly chase lens on x60 pro have some effect in performance, and here you can see how x60 pro minimized lens flares. It is awful on Renault 6 pro in terms of details, textures and shadows. There is no question without any hesitation. VIVO x60 pro did better, but Oppo Renault 6 pro really surprised me with its amazing stabilization.

VIVO x60 pro with 5 x's is did well, but Renault 6, pro with as, did great to compete with x60 pro's, dual stabilization, hi guys, I'm Amanda. If you like the video, please give me a like love, you guys hi guys, I'm Amanda. If you liked the video, please give me a like love, you guys. Yes, a VIVO x60 pro has a proper 50 millimeter lenses tagged with a Samsung 13 megapixel sensor, and we can take proper 50 millimeter portrait photos with creamy both effect. Opp Renault 6 pro depends on its main sensor and does good as a budget mid-range.

Definitely x60 pro has better edge. Detection focus, metering, exposure and details on the subject is way better than Renault 6 pro, but a bit warm color temperature, along with aggressive separation of subject and background, keeps the portrait photo quality within mid-range level. Nothing fancy, but still better than opponent 6. Pro x60 pro can also take portraits at one x using the main sensor, and the results are truly different. Both Oppo Renault 6, pro and x60 pro portrait photos taken with their main sensors are almost similar.

It is very difficult to judge, but checking a lot of portraits and performance consistency. I would recommend using that 2x zoom level portraits on VIVO x60 pro like Amanda. She likes the photos taken with opponent 6 pro. Please make a comment, and let me know which one do you prefer very inconsistent. Both of these two smartphones performs differently in different type of indoor, low light environment, white balance and saturation jumps back and forth.

It's like a puzzle once VIVO x60 pro has warm tone. Then again in the next picture, you would find opponent 6 pro a picture with warm color temperature, no matter ultrawide or main sensor. VIVO x60 pro grabbed more details. However, Renault 6 pro with high mid-tones and vibrancy reproduced photos that looks amazing, and those photos are social media ready. The truth is those photos only looks better for social media.

If you need to edit a photo and use it in larger resolution, then VIVO x60 pro provides more details and shadows. Ambience and contrast is also better on VIVO x60 pro. The first thing I have noticed in these selfie photos is Vito. X60 pro actually represents the truth. I don't have a fair skin tone, like the photos reproduced by Oppo Renault 6 pro color rendition and contrast is also better on VIVO x60, pro opponent 6 pro increased highlights and shadows over sharpened textures and overall it may look beautiful at a glance, but x60 pro has more details and better tonal contrast.

Things are almost the same on selfie portraits but both effect and exposure on Oppo Renault 6. Pro is a bit worse than its rival VIVO x60, pro with better both and more details. Better separation line blend yeah, it's a bit ahead, but that's nowhere near to any flagship performance. Truly, the differences are very inconclusive to select the winner of selfie portrait. I have my own way of checking and comparing night mode photos.

If you are a subscriber to this channel, then you may know about d e n s, details, exposure, noise and shadows with more details and well processed textures, well-balanced ambience and vibrancy VIVO x60 pro is ahead. It also has better white balance. Exposure is almost similar yeah. I cannot disagree that Oppo Reno 6 pro did well and fought neck and neck, but what helped Oppo Renault 6 pro is its better noise removing algorithm. It helps in certain conditions, especially when there are harsh light sources.

Opponent 6 pro color rendition got a bit better after this new colorways update and shadows are also well processed once again, inconclusive results in some condition: VIVO x60 pro night mode dominates with authority, but in some other tricky lighting condition. Opp used its heavy processing to override and Renault 6 pro did better. Personally, I would choose VIVO x60 pro, but Oppo rno6 pro is no slouch. I would like to know what do you think? Please make a comment and share your thoughts and ideas. Well, these video clips were recorded at 4k 30 frames per second and, as expected, Oppo Renault 6 pro had hard times to keep up with VIVO x60 pro in terms of stabilization and in terms of dynamic range shadows, color rendition, white balance- things are pretty similar once again, we need to do some pixel peeping, then we would find x60 pro has a bit more details.

Yes, x60 pro is a better smartphone with a higher price tag, but opponent 6 pro has proven its value. Okay, if you have liked this video, then please click on the like button and if you haven't subscribed yet, then please subscribe to this ever channel me. You.

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