[00:00] Which of these phones has the best camera? Let's start with a standard photo on each phone. The Pixel definitely is sharper. Like, it's bringing a lot more detail out of my face, which you may actually not want. I think the iPhone's a little too warm,
[00:13] and the Galaxy is pushed not like exposure too high, but also the skin tone looks a little too kind of cool. It doesn't look very natural to me. I think out of the three of these, I would lean Pixel here. Next, we're trying extreme zoom.
[00:25] So even though all three of these phones are set to 30X, the Samsung is not quite as zoomed in. That being said, it is not only the sharpest, but importantly, it also has the most range. Like I look like almost an oil painting on the Pixel.
[00:37] The iPhone looks fine. It's sharper than the Pixel. It looks better. The Samsung actually I think is a very clear winner here. Next we have night mode. Samsung doesn't let shadows be shadows, whereas the iPhone, especially the Pixel,
[00:50] are happy to make it look a little bit more dramatic versus just making sure that everything is in. The more I look at it, I think I might like the iPhone more here. But Pixel's right there. It's almost a draw. Now let's do video, which is gonna be a little hard to do
[01:03] because whoa, dude, just opening up the files, there's a huge difference between these. I mean, I can see the Pixel shifting the exposure a little bit, which I don't love that. The iPhone's pretty consistent, but I'm just too exposed, right? Like I'm wearing a black shirt and it looks like I'm wearing a gray shirt.
[01:15] And then Samsung looks, it's exposing for the background and not for my face. Like I just, I have no color whatsoever. Like I look like I'm a damn ghost. The Pixel is the best video by far, which is kind of surprising to me.
[01:27] I'm curious, which one of these phones you think did best?