Tested Samsung S10 cameras vs Pixel 3 in retail store

Unfortunately I have no footage, but I made some interesting observations I wanted to share:

  1. The S10 Selfie Camera does have some wide angle, just not as much as the pixels dedicated second camera. Also, even with the beauty filter turned off, it's nowhere as real to life (which to some is unpleasing) as the Pixels Selfie Camera.

  2. The 2x Telephoto lense was somewhat of a let down as imo it was only as good if not worse than the Pixels digital zoom. However I was in a somewhat dim retail store, so results might vary.

  3. The S10 camera was struggling with reflections when taking shots of something that was covered in glass, whereas the pixel wasn't showing any reflections at all.

I have pre-ordered an S10 as I was about to renew my contract anyways and got a good deal on it. But whether or not I'll replace my pixel comes down to real life camera performance. Will definitely have to do some testing before making a decision.



Submitted February 27, 2019 at 02:10PM by Georgemn59 https://ift.tt/2T5eAe4 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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