Samsung Note 10 Lite Camera Blind Test and Sample Photos! Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 5 By Dana Grace

Hello and welcome back to my YouTube channel for today's video. As promised, we are going to compare in depth the camera of the Samsung Galaxy note, 10 lite and the Samsung Galaxy note 5. We'll look into how it renders depth of field. We look into how they render color image quality, basically, how sharp they can get a certain photo and how much detail goes into the photo, how it renders noise in low lit situations, how it does in artificial lighting and natural lighting. So number one you see, megapixels the note 10 light has a 12 megapixel triple camera and the note 5 has a 16 megapixel camera. So that means that the note 5 produces a bigger photo than the note 10 like for me.12 megapixels is enough, especially for social media and even YouTube, but that's only for the main camera. The selfie camera of the note 5 is only 5 megapixels.

While the note 10 lite has a 32 megapixel camera, it takes good, portraits, it's better for self shooting and vlogging aperture. The lower your aperture number is the fewer things are in focus, but more light comes in the higher your aperture number is, the more things are in focus. Less light comes in. You can't really control aperture when it comes to smartphones 1.7 for the note 10 light and 1.9 for the note 5. So what that means is that more light gets into the note 10 light than the note 5, but it also means that there are more things in focus for the note 5.

So for the other two cameras at the back of the note 10 light telephoto lenses, which is 2.4 ultra-wide, which is 2.2 in aperture. I think it would do well with low light, given their apertures. Those are pretty good values to work with, for the selfie cameras. The note 10 light has a selfie camera with an aperture of 2.2, and the note 5 has a 1.9 aperture for the selfie camera. So last you have your focal length.

How do you explain focal length dictates your field of view, the lower the number of your focal length, the wider it is, the more things are in frame and the more distortion you will get, the closer you get to the camera. The note 10 lights main wide camera is 27 millimeters, while the note 5 has a 28 millimeter focal length. So that's that's not too big. Is it the telephoto lens of the note 10 light is 52 millimeters, that's a very big jump. The note 10 lights ultra-wide camera, on the other hand, is 12 millimeters, that's very UI.

This is what it looks like compared to the main cam. So you guys can see very different. The note 5 has a selfie camera with a focal length of 22 millimeters, while the note 10 light has a selfie camera with a focal length of 25 millimeters. So, let's move on to video. These phones can actually shoot 4k.

The note 10 light can shoot 4k and 30 and 60 frames per second, while the note 5 can only shoot until 30 frames per second and the note 10 light and the note 5 can both shoot 1080p at 30 to 60 frames per second for the selfie cameras. The note 10 lite can shoot 4k at 30 to 60 frames per second, while the note 5 can shoot 1080p at 30 frames per second. So that's a very big jump in terms of video quality. We're going to go pro mode. The ISO of the note 5 can go for as low as 50 and as high as 800.

So what ISO is basically is fake light or light sensitivity, so the higher the number is, the more light gets in, but the more noise it produces. I don't really like the fact that it's ISO is only until 800, because I do go beyond 800, especially in low light situations, which I happen to be taking photos in a lot. So for the note 10 light, it can go from 50 to 3200. So that's a good is orange. I actually keep most of my photos within that range.

Shutter speed for the note 5, the shutter speeds can go as low as 10 seconds and as fast as 1 over four thousand. That's very fast for the note 10 light. It's essentially the same, it's ten seconds to one over twenty-four thousand of a second. You can also control your white balance from both pro modes of the phone. They have filters here, and the biggest difference I see is that you can customize your temperature tint contrast, saturation highlights and shadow with the note 10, like the note 5 has filters instead of a slider.

I don't know how you edit photos, but for me, I just keep these things really in normal, and then I post process in Lightroom, if you haven't subscribed yet please take this time to subscribe now and hit that notification bell. So you can be notified whenever I post videos, okay, blind test time. I just shot these handheld because that's normally how you would shoot it anyway. So the first thing we are comparing is depth of field. How they render the background, how clear or how creamy is the background? Does it look fake? Does it look like it was photoshopped? How well does it do in artificial lighting, and how well does it translate color? So my let's see how these phones render ways wow do.

I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I hope I helped you in any way. The note 5, which is a phone from back in 2015, can still manage to get quality photos. This is just me again, reminding you to be more purposeful and more thoughtful of your purchases, so only buy what you need. What brings you joy and whatever is within your knees? So if you like this video like comment subscribe and hit that notification bell, and I'll see you guys next time, you.

Source : Dana Grace