Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus vs Pixel 2 XL - Camera Test Comparison! By XEETECHCARE

Hey guys, and it's time to put the galaxy s 9 plus camera against the best camera phone in the world, which is the Google Pixel to excel. So you got a record-breaking F 1.5 aperture on the galaxy s 9, plus with a 12 megapixel, dual camera setup. The pixel just has a single 12 megapixel camera with F 1.8 aperture and a software power of HDR Plus, which is actually the reason why it goes ahead of every 2017 phone on the front. Both got an 8 megapixel resolution, selfie camera after point, 4 apertures on the pixel and F 1.7 on the s9 plus alright. First, we are starting off with some fresh plants shot and looking great on both phones. The Galaxy is always on the brighter side.

The pixel, with this HDR+ magic is making things attractive and upon zooming. If you look really close at the flower, it is a little sharper on the Samsung Galaxy s.9 +, close flower shot and Wow beautiful colors of the pixel into Excel called the galaxy s. Net plus is definitely towards the real life side. No color, boosting going on. With a better background, small brighter zooming- and you can see that both have an incredibly sharp image next up is the bright background shot.

So I focus on the greenery in front of me to see how well both can handle the light in the background and seems like the galaxy same plus is doing a better job. Now selfie focus versus the portrait mode, and you can see there is no competition. The pixel is where sharper and also accurate, with the blur effect. Next up is a sunny sky shot and right from the first look you can see. Who is more natural? The picture on the pixel dude looks like it's.

Clarity has been enhanced in Photoshop, while the s9 plus is more true to real life. The image on the pixel does look a little more attractive. The clouds popping out more than the galaxy of sine plus, but upon zooming on the darker part of the image. You can see that it does lose a lot of details. For example, in the window you can see that the green color on the galaxy s, 9 plus, is there while it's totally washed out on the pixel into Excel.

The house, in the background, also looks better on the Samsung Galaxy s and M plus the bit sharper very simple situation. Things are popping out on the pixel, but at the same time it is losing the sharpness in the darker area of the image as having more noise. I've to say both have their own advantages. Now, a picture of a blonde in this bright sunlight, looking good on both phones but upon zooming. The s9 takes the lead, there's much sharper than the pixel, a quick border selfie with a difficult bright background and the pixels just destroys the galaxy.

Simply this image. We have the focus on the bright sky to see how well they will handle the shadow part or the dark part of the image, and you can see the sky looks slightly better on the galaxy s 9, plus with the blue color, while pixel has that all bright bringing on the dark area. It is looking bright on the galaxy s.9 plus, but not as clear or sharp as the pixel into Excel, which is actually coming sharper than the s 9 plus now onto the portrait versus live focus, war and in a difficult bright background situation. The SN plus wins this one easily, because the pixel 2 is struggling with the bouquet on the head. Moving on to an easy shot.

Where again, the pixel is struggling with the head, and it's looking awful making the galaxy s 9, plus the clear winner on this one, a normal metal shot, which looks insane on both phones and again little enhanced on the pixel. Thanks to the HDR plus in this shot, the pixel dude definitely looks sharper with better color in the sky and all thanks to the HDR plus. The galaxy just feels a little soft I really want something to add some softer tricks. I mean the pixel just looks like it needs no editing at all. Hang on to an interesting picture where I had to focus on the bright house in the sunlight, and you can see that the pixel to Excel is definitely clearer and sharper.

But the rest is all dark and that's where the galaxy's m+ comes on top, you can even see the leaves which are way sharper on the Galaxy sign, plus with less noise compared to the pixel. Do now, I tried the pod render mode on a random side mirror of the car, and the pixel is definitely better here. Next up is the picture of your boy standing and have your say: pixels do is the better when he contrasts and everything and the waves handling all the light in the image. The background is definitely brighter on the galaxy s 9 also slightly sharper, but overall I, like the picture on at the pixel moving on to another portrait shot and again for the third time the pixel is messing up the head, making the galaxy s 9, plus the winner here with its live, focus mode, a quick, normal, selfie and Samsung. If you're watching this, please upgrade the front camera or add a better softer effect.

I mean things are looking way too soft way too creamy on the s9. And if you look at the pixel it is so eye-catching. The colors are just popping out. If you look at the sky, you can even see the freaking cloud. Amazing, selfie performance I think the pixel definitely still has the best friend camera.

Also, I tried to do guys, selfie portrait and seems like it is doable on the pixel. While I suggest you don't try it on the s9 plus it's pretty bad. Now, moving on to some indoor shots, looking good on both phones but upon zooming, the pixel do is a slightly sharper, quick, mirror, selfie and zooming. In on the details. The pixels do is looking to be slightly sharper here as well.

A dressing-table picture and both are looking awesome here upon zooming. The s9 + has just a little less noise in the image and then the pixel of do excel indoor low-light picture of your boy holding the juice and look at the clarity on the pixel. If we zoom in on the juice, you can see that the text is sharper on the pixel and clearer on the pixel. Do an indoor, low-light, Porter, selfie and pixel is just unbeatable in all situations. The front camera is just so pie a low-light keyboard macro shot both are awesome, but the galaxy is slightly better, with its depth of field coming at amazing, F 1.5, another low-light image, where both are doing great but upon zooming the galaxy s. N+ is slightly sharper a low-light flower shot in night area and again the s9 plus feels a little sharper.

I've to say in my comparison with the iPhone 10, the galaxy s + + destroyed the iPhone in this picture. Situation with the pix is handling everything perfect. Thanks to the HDR+ in this shot, the galaxy's N+ is clearly the sharper one. If we zoom in all the details of the text on this box, you can see it is clearer and sharper with less noise. Another low-light image and upon zooming, the SN plus, is sharper than the pixel to excel the time for some night pictures.

The first is the selfie looking bright on the s9. That's the good thing about the F 1.7 aperture and the selfie is in dark will be brighter. By the same time, the selfies will look creamy, not sharp at all, which is why I'm not pleased with it and pixel still looks better it all I put a shot in the night and the pixel wins. It is far sharper with less noise and better depth effect. Next, we have extremely low light room shot where the galaxy's m+ wins, with its F 1.5 aperture pixel is just too dark same thing here you can see, the sky is much brighter on the galaxies and plus. Now it is a little unrealistic situation.

Imagine if you are in a really mountain environment, where you see the sky with the Stars and everything you want to take a good night shot. You want to capture a lot of stars in the sky, then I think the SN+ would be really, really good in that situation. A quick macro low-light shot where the s9 + wins this one comfortably with less noise. In this picture we have the white light, brightening, the environment and things are definitely looking better on the pixel. The colors and sharpness are on point in nitrous picture and pixel may be better with the colors a little, but the galaxy is looking sharper with less noise in night picture of the street, and here you can see the magic of HDR plus it's making everything look like so attractive, but overall both are pretty good, so do a little attractive, but at the same time, if we zoom in on the tree at the end, less noise on the Samsung Galaxy s, 9, plus a streetlight image where the HDR+ again takes the crown, call it unnatural whatever what the image looks pretty insane and that's what matters to the most people.

The colors are just popping out so much in this image. The galaxy is just showing the true natural look of the image, but the HDR+ on the pixel do enhances the image so much, hence making it sharper and clearer than the galaxy s, 9, plus and last night, shot where the s 9 is doing a great job, but again pixels. Do thanks to HDR+, looks better far more attractive. Now, let's take a look at the videos. Alright guys time for a 4k video comparison outdoors and see ya now in the shadow, and we have it bright scenario outside and seems like both phones are doing a pretty good job in making the background clearer.

If you look at the house, far away diffuse little clearer on the Samsung Galaxy, that's fine, plus it's the same result check the cat out. You can see Jade trying to focus on this. Leave the Samsung Galaxy S 9 has already focused Excel is definitely ignoring it, but a contest to focus really want to rely on the autofocus of this test. All right now we're going outside, and I'm just going to interrogate this kid I'm, not gonna, say anything you can see which one is doing better in terms of shadows and everything hello small around now the s9 + does have a secondary camera for optical zoom, so you can use that, but obviously it will hurt the stabilization a little please when you are and handling the device. So now I am trying to test the autofocus again.

This is a difficult situation. Bright background. As you can see, pixel is struggling a little. The galaxy has this focus on this gate, and yes, big, though, why aren't you focusing so definitely struggling here, and I'll just walk around a little fast base just out the optical image stabilization and rad? We arrived the destination. That's it bright view.

Someone is crying in the background pretty loud. Let's focus on this flower. Okay seems like both phones have focused it. Just right move up down: okay, autofocus test, switching back and forth. Okay, both phones are doing a great job with the background might be a little more clear on the Samsung Galaxy s 9.

If you look at the gate, but it slows when you really fine young as well just focus back and forth again it's moving around it's really hot Sun is so bright today, but yeah you should be able to see the stabilization just holding the phones in my hand and I figured. This is how most people would use their phone while recording themselves their hand. You could use the device to hold but yeah. This is the old-fashioned way all right guys. It's time to test out the night, 4k performance, so I'm doing the video recording at 4k 30fps, even though the s9 does support the 60fps option.

The pixel only supports up to 30 FPS 30 is alright for this testing to show you guys the quality difference and everything how they're handling the light- and you know the low-light and everything it's really tough situation, tough environment moving out and alright. Definitely things are looking a little brighter on the Samsung Galaxy s.9 plus- and this is a handheld footage, so I'm not using anything as you can see, I'm just literally holding the phones in my hand, so pretty much that's how most people use their phone. So it will give you an idea of the optical image stabilization. You can see that I do have a streetlight over there, but the pixel is making things a bit more yellowish compared to the s.9 + see the people going around alright, so I'm now walking towards the dark area. Just to show you guys the capabilities of the camera in super dark situations, so walking a little fast just to test out the optical image stabilization and, as you can see, things are looking a little brighter on the galaxy s, 9 plus pixels a little struggling.

You can't see anything on this side, alright, guys so front camera video test, the Alex cosine plus against the pixels, do excel. So I am using the 1080p option on the s9 plus. You can actually go beyond 1080p with the front camera on the s9 pixel in sports, up to 1080p, holding the phones in my hand, as you can see, that will give you an idea of the optical image stabilization, so really dark part of the street. So yeah guys. That was the full comparison of the camera between the Samsung Galaxy s, 9 plus, and the Google Pixel to excel question is do I.

Think pixel to Excel is still the best camera phone in the world. Yes, yes, I do, but the Galaxy S, n plus, is also the best camera phone in the world like you can't go wrong with either of these, both are in certainly great cameras. Pixel may be more attractive and better with images, but the s9 is the king of extremely low light images, and it has a God level of microphone and autofocus during video recording, and also I felt that the optical image stabilization is better on the galaxy s 9 than the pixel. The light focus also worked better in my testing, with the back camera than the pixel to excel, whereas the pixel do still has the best friend camera for portrait shots or in general than any other phone out there. It was a back and forth war, but let me know what you think about this I mean in the comment section, which you think is the ultimate winner and I will see you guys in the next one peace out.

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