Hey, TechDroider fans! Watching the video in which he switches out the lenses of the most popular phones, including the Samsung S24 Ultra, iPhone 15 Pro Max, Pixel 8 Pro, and OnePlus 12, and makes sure they all work properly. It was a fast-paced test if you can call it that; TechDroider focused on the fluidity of color changes and transition lag, as well as zoom-in and out actions.
Interestingly, the only difference between these Samsung models and rival models is that Samsung’s quad cameras are different from their 3-camera counterparts. Although that individual viewfinder may be extra-powerful, the Korean counterpart hardly takes advantage of that, anyway, you’re here to be the jury and make some good decisions. With this we will get to the bottom of these results.
First of all, the super wide transition (0.5x/0.6x to 1x) is the first mentioned resolution. Samsung and OnePlus scored high on stability after multiple software and system updates. There was a difference in the Pixel having a different lens shift, something to keep in mind and unfortunate.
The following was another factor that should be observed: OnePlus and iPhone placed their debugging mode in this section with 0.5x to 2x zoom. Once again, you are the judge, jury and executioner here – make your decision and write it in the comments
This is where the spicy flavor starts. At the 5× zoom, Samsung rotates a fourth lens, which the others don’t have, to compensate for the slight difference. TechDroider compared both phone sets with the Samsung showing a 4.9x image scale, while the OnePlus proved capable of pushing the image scale further with a 6x image scale. Heavy with phones from Samsung and iPhone and less with OnePlus, Google phones fared poorly here. Although its lens switching was unusually slow and clunky, I found it extremely easy to use and, honestly, the best.
Finally, the close-in and out zoom test confirmed the iPhone as the fastest and smoothest device in terms of camera speed. The Pixel flagship line for 2019 showed a little promise as Samsung and OnePlus weren’t bad but they missed the mark in this area.
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