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iPhone 14 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra - CAMERA Comparison!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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Hey Chaps! This was SUCH a tough call - S22 better for photos, iPhone for video maybe??
UPDATE 1: the text is reversed at 00:15 for the cinematic video, iPhone is 4k, s22 is 1080p
UPDATE 2: It’s okay to disagree with me - these videos are more about helping you make a decision. I’m just giving my 2 cents 😊
iPhone ❤️
Portland, JAMAICA in the Building!!!
S22 Ultra is clear
Great video as usual! 😊 But I dont agree that iphone handles skin tones better. I literally compared ur skin tone in ur own video and the pictures from iphone 14 and s22. S22 pictures are more close to ur skin tone referred from ur video. Skin tone from iPhone is orangy and yellowish...
Iphone most of the time, but it's close. If the iphone had the 10x optical then it would be no comparison IMHO...
Can we just take a of Silence for those who are watching Tech Videos without buying anything
What about you bro 😊
I'm sure tou are with us
i felt that 🙏 having same phone for 8 years almost.
@@RamboPlaysz007 8 years?!
@@ballsofplastic Yessir considering buying the 14 pro max but i really need it with usb c so might wait another year.
I really like the photos on the Samsung.
although you can "see" more on the iPhone photos, but the style of the Samsung photos are much more aesthetically pleasing, especially portrait photos.
You watched the video and came up with that conclusion? Crazy lol
@@slighce the arrogance. It's his opinion and everyone have freedom to express
@@clickbaitpro so? he gave out his opinion of his opinion...nothing to complain about
@@nekogaming8461 He is more like blaming someone. You should know the difference between opinion vs blame.
@@kfx3907 it can be taken both ways
I tend to prefer the shots from the Galaxy S22 Ultra when compared side by side in regular daylight. The iPhone tends to have a yellow (sometimes even greenish) hue over the photo. The Galaxy shots appear a lot more consistent to my eye.
Just say u have a samsung and are biased af.
@@karl4828 the same can be said for iPhone users and Apple fans. Nobody is truly unbiased. Unless there are clear hardware deficits or you are fighting with physics, processing is all subjective.
My bias is not toward Samsung or against Apple - I just tend to prefer the cooler color tone. If these photos were unlabeled and posted on Instagram or Twitter, I would have the same opinion here.
My iphone 12 pro max are too yellowish for my taste…i got what you’re saying
S22ultra shots has always a blue tint and iphone yellow
@@karl4828 the irony in your comment. Lol.
I like the S22 better. Most photos look contrasty, and the color look vibrant. Outdoor shots also look amazing
you can put a vibrant mode on iPhone from the settings
@@angeltodorov5918 blablaba
You r right
Forget all this Samsung vs Apple crap. in my opinion, all the flagship phones are pretty fantastic. All you need to decide is if you want to be on Android or iOS (Mac OS etc). The advantages on both sides are robust and the shortcomings are also equally there. For eg.: Apple Ecosystem is pretty expensive to maintain, but everything works seamlessly with updates to almost everything for at least 6-7 years (give or take), even for OS. On the Android side, you have so many options that your prices can vary from peanuts to things that are more expensive than even the apple ecosystem. Things might not work as seamlessly as on Apple, but you have way too many options to make it work the way you want to. Apple locks you in, Android lets you choose what you like to do. Once you decide which side you want to be on, its easy to set your home and your life according to it.
Man i gotta take an autograph of you.....met someone after a long time who described it so perfectly
👏👏you should start a channel!!
Best comment
Yep absolutely
But apple makes fool of us 🤣
Nothing upgraded only increase their price
It was not providing something which was not given by Android
I personally think Android are muchh..... Better to spend than iOS
iPhone user here and waiting for my iPhone 14 pro max to arrive. I have to say I agree with the majority of ppl here that S22’s look better with the higher contrast photos. I think iPhone blows up the shadow a bit too much and make it a little bit unnatural imo.
Can't you just counteract this issue with the photographic styles feature? I switched mine (13 pro that is) to "high contrast" and I'm happy.
@@MichaelSmith-on1ig Yes you might be able to change it with one of the styles, I got the iphone 14 pro max and tried some of the styles but I think I prefer the original look without any of the styles, but I will do some more testing to see if maybe I can find a style that has more contrast that I will be happy with.
@@MichaelSmith-on1ig when you switch it to high contrast the tone can also be adjusted, by default it is at 50 but I found that was too much so will try lower it. Did you keep yours at 50?
@Benjamin Jagun hahaha matter of preference bud, I think ppl with the untrained eye (like me) prefer photos with higher contrast and higher saturation, at least they make good Instagram photos!
@@MichaelSmith-on1ig yea that’s what I’m doing right now. We’ll see!
Sorry, but as someone who is also living in the UK... I can't understand how you prefer the iPhone shots? There is a yellow hazing over the entirety of the day shots that is jus not true to life, or looks good!
It does win video, as it always has, sure. But its not that far ahead of Samsung... But that video at the start! The blur around you on the iPhone video was so bad, the Samsung portrait video was so much more natural.
I know it's subjective, but your reasoning for the iPhone jus doesn't make sense, if you prefer true to life.
Because he is not a pro photographer... The reason he preferred the i phone
I prefer Samsung for the majority of these shots. Something I'm noticing with the iPhone is it's microphone sounds muffled or muted. Samsung's seems to have a bit more clarity in the voice
*its microphone
@@Brinta3 lol, your right
@@squibbles9887 Don't give them the satisfaction.
@@squibbles9887 you're*
I agree the Samsung pictures look sharper and a more natural colour.
UA-camrs used to criticize Samsung’s saturated photos but now the S22 ultra natural photos are dull according to them and the iPhone’s yellowish photos are the best. Weird
Exactly.. also he said dark shadows!!! It is perfect shadows in the s22 .. not like the iPhone
It's a bit like comparing apples to apples. They're both great and I think you'd be hard pressed to find anybody disappointed with the cameras regardless of which phone they buy. It's close enough that I can't imagine it actually being a deciding factor.
The question is, Which is better?.
Agreed
Shutter lag on s22
Both cameras are top notch
Disagree with you there. The Samsung clearly produces crisper images, and the colours are more natural. Apple seems to saturate it's images in a 'warm glow' - as if the sun is constantly shining.
The other day, i read an article about photos losing contrast in exchange of overly done HDR and we can definitely see a pattern here. iPhone is flatter while Samsung is contrastier. I prefer Samsung honestly but of course you can just edit the iPhone photos later.
Great video, in the end they are very similar overall and its really preference. The S22 delivers ready to post/share photos which is what I want from a phone, I can always shoot 16bit RAW if I wanted to edit. The 14 still is a little better in most video situations, the s22 has the zoom.
for me its the opposite I always redo my shots in snapseed and thus a flatter profile helps me more than a picture already reworked by the phone. But you are right its preference of how you want to work with your shots.
Agreed, I actually like the crunchier blacks from the default Samsung images. I usually bump up the contrast in my photos anyway, so that saves a few clicks. But I can totally understand why some wouldn't want that.
@@heckensteiner4713 I do edit most of my stuff too afterwards in snapseed and thus i just need a clear not overdone base shot so I can play around more.
No matter how you try to twist it, its still the same old story. iPhone is still better for videos while Samsung is better for photos. And thats what is saw here. Apple need to work of skin colors its horrible at this point
Despite having the iPhone 13pro max, and access to the Galaxy S21 ultra, IMHO, the iPhone 14 seems to over brighten images… I prefer the S22 in the majority of these images 😊
S22 pic are more natural, samsung has changed the game 🎯
@@dopamine814 Exactly!
The S22 Ultra has improved significantly with recent updates, especially camera, would be wise to re-do once S22 Ultra gets Android 13 in a few weeks
Wow, in my opinion the S22 blew the iPhone away in almost all of the photos.
I agree. It must be the monitor he is using. On an OLED display, it’s not even close.
Yea definitely.. and I’m an Apple guy…
I disagree
as an iphone user for such a long time, im leaning towards the S22 shots, mostly.
You should see the 30 second star pictures the Samsung can do
that flawless bionic chip is hard to let go✌️
@@Spectru91 what about the pill on top of the screen? 🤣
For videography iphone 14 pro max
For photography Samsung s22 ultra
I think that’s fair
I think watching this nice compares video, I have to admit that I prefer an approach where shadows looks like shadows still. I'm not a fun of exposing details out of the shadows destroying them in the same time which is a recent approach. I think camera should take a picture as close to what human eyes sees as possible. 13 Pro max did it actually as well as S22 does.
I was torn between these two during the last week but went with the S22 Ultra. It is just the more fun phone to use. So many camera features and don't forget the S-Pen.
It’s cheaper
@@ebubeawachie 50$ lol
@@almightymanshadow1002 Some people appreciate money enough to care about saving $50.
@Mark Awachie
Means nothing if you go for higher storage. Anything 512 gb and above will be more expensive on the S22 Ultra
Iphone 14 pro max user here and I genuinely lean more towards the Samsung photos. As a pro photographer, the shadows are handled more naturally on Samsung as it exposes for highlights and the shadows fall where they should. IPhone has a flatter image that seems to raise shadows way too much and gives the images an HDR look. In light room on my Canon R5, I would need to raise shadows by 25 to 50 to get images with similar "dynamic range" as the iPhone shots. Auto white balance on iPhone seems to struggle too.
Can you please be honest
@@coding__brains.8380 About what? I picked up my iPhone 14 pro max this past Saturday after switching over from OnePlus. A lot of the iPhone photos simply look unnatural.
Agreed. The iPhone shadows have a fade to them which looks unnatural
@@Chazyfizzlez Always good to have pros talking about this, I agree from what I´ve seen. Its just not natural exposure and those yellowish skintones aswell as the oversharpening isnt either, apple has had better software than this year if you ask me.
@@froznfire9531 I feel like I've seen much better image processing from previous iPhones. I switched to iPhone from Android to create consistency in my workflow from MacBook Pro and iPad. Apple's new image processing seems to be focused on trying to show off the increased sensor size and larger dynamic range by trying to show more detail on the subject, in the sky and in the background all while over sharpening. This leaves us with these flat, desaturated images. If you raise shadows and black point in photo editing software like Lightroom, it impacts contrast as well as color saturation which is what seems to be happening here. Not a fan. I did notice IOS 16 has photographic styles setting now so you can choose a more contrast rich or vibrant photo style that processes images differently. Need to test it.
I prefer a more contrasty look of samsung over hazy look of iphone.
You also prefer Avon fragances instead of a Chanel
I prefer the S22 photos as the iPhone ones look a little washed out and sometimes bordering on over-exposed. But then again I would always use my sSLR for proper photography and my phone would just be for snapshots.
Yes yes
Galaxy S22 Ultra: More versatility, better in extreme conditions
iPhone 14 Pro: Overall better & more consistent images, absolutely better video
Now it's just a matter of preference 🤗
Samsung is better in still shots but not in videos, apple is better in videos but puts out overprocessed and yellowish images
@@goochipoochie let's be real here, the indoor videos were much better on the iphone simply because of that sensor and capturing more light, theremore brighter video
S22 has the better camera. Looks more pleasing to me.
Portraits are much much better in every way on the S22 Ultra even most of the pictures i prefered the s22 ultra its a clear win for me 🤗
get youy eyes checked
@@ssaini5028 ha ragione
@@ssaini5028 s22 ultra is on another level
@@nobikenolife8150 that level is not showing though
@@ssaini5028 in the video it is clearly seen
in real life most normal consumers will still add a little contrast for images to pop. i have the s22 ultra coming from pixel phone. as much as i'm already happy with the color of sooc i just realized that when looking at different phone, it makes me always want to edit the contrast a little cause although the colors on the s22u almost looked perfect but it's the samsung's vivid display that makes the colors alive. If in this test i see the iphone's colors a little less contrasty to the samsung then i still prefer samsung over apple for most shots even if it's 7months older. not to mention the blueish tint similar to pixel phones that s22u makes is more appealing at least for me.
The iPhone shadows don't look right. They always have a white-ish fade to them and it looks weird
Tough call, but either way what an incredible video/comparison!
Thanks buddy
Is it me or S22 pictures are almost always better and reviewer clearly is biased? I preordered 14pro so i was actually rooting for it but come one...
It could be bias or it could be the monitor he is using. On an OLED, the S22 is so superior it’s laughable. But the OLED display is able to display detail that other types with less contrast can.
I am in AUS, we got iphone 14 pro max 128g with 1899 AUD, while Samsung s22 ultra 256G with 1500 AUD with extra 400 AUD for trade in!
S22 Ultra is the clear winner for me.
I actually prefer the S22 Ultra in almost every aspect besides some of the video stuff. The Iphone is just too warm for my liking.
Yep that’s fair!
Colors look blown out
Man I really preferred the opposite of what you preferred on almost every picture lol
Haha that’s okay. These videos are more about helping you make a decision, rather than my subjective waffling
Going for s22 ultra. Definitely.
The iPhone pics look like it has a yellow filter that has been applied. I personally prefer the S22 shot.
I honestly prefer the s22u
Idk, I think the better contrast & vivid colors on the galaxy makes things look more professional. Yea you lose a bit of detail but imo it’s worth it. The only problem with the galaxy is the inaccurate skin tones. And I really dislike the over blurring of the iPhones cinematic mode tbh, looks like sh*t. This is from an iPhone user… atm
S23 ultra gonna fix all of that I’m wondering if to switch back fi iPhone
Overall I'm still really happy with my s22 ultra, I think the flexibility is unparalleled and when you add expert raw into the mix (and even 8K filming) I think it just beats the iPhone. There are situations that the iPhone does better though, hands down 4K video king.
What 8k?its bulshit and gimmick
@@achmadrf7632 It is purely about bragging rights and comparison of numbers. I have 8K on my 16 month old S21 Ultra and have GENUINELY not used it once. It allows better cropping in than 4K , but I only record videos at 60fps as that is my preference and 4K is all you need here.
@@neilmcguinness4422 8k so shacky … useless
I am SOOO Happy with the s22 ULTRA!
I will only trade it for the S23 Ultra - Which will be the CURRENT Samsung Flagship just more rounded and PERFECTED.
All disparaging comments detracting
PERISCOPE ZOOM - 8K Video -
Space Zoom and Zoom Audio
are just *SOUR GRAPES* coming from the frustrated fox.
*sour grapes:* (idiomatic) Things that somebody pretends to despise because they cannot obtain or have.
(idiomatic) A putting down or expression of disdain about something that one desires but cannot have.
@@achmadrf7632 More like dynamic island is gimmick.
Wow, in most situations the S22 photos are better than the IPHONE 14. I think I'm going to buy the S22 ultra!
you should check your perception.
Oh wait, there's no fix for that.
@Dwight I'm gusseing your dad owns Apple 🤡
@@Steezox9x6x He owns your mother.
@@Druze_Tito sup iSheep
@@kantokuu I know you are
Tbh for me, I like the s22 ultra's colours more.
It kinda looks like iPhone has this green or almost grey filter over pictures. That's just looks dull to me. Samsung has more life like photos in my opinion.
And I just generally prefer more cold tones. Cause iPhone makes everyone look like they are from Simpsons. But, both are great.
I think you got the 4k and 1080p labels in the corners the wrong way round in the 30 second mark as it contradicts what you say (that the iPhone has 4k and Samsung doesn't)
Thank you for the comparison, it was very informative. One note from a hobby-photographer point of view--when reviewing the still shots, particularly outdoors, a little bit of clipping, and some detail lost to shadows is not always a bad thing. This can be preferable to a scene with more detail, because the extra detail has been artificially extracted through exposure adjustments that come at the cost of contrast. When comparing specs, we often get caught up in pixels, zoom, focus, and other measurable detail, but contrast is really important to a good photo. Several of the iPhone photos you deemed superior come out looking a bit flat next to the Samsung (ironically, a classic Samsung issue only a few generations back). If you only pay attention to contrast while rewatching the video, I think you will see what I mean. I prefer the Samsung outside, for zoom, and in most of the bokeh shots. The iPhone is better in video, and indoors the lighting is better, so I'm not really sure which I prefer at the end.
I think the phones should have a toggle for the dynamic range. It'd be cool to have the choice between a natural looking shot and a shot with everything nicely exposed
As a samsung user I agree I also like the slightly more saturated images on samsung
Preferred the shots from the Ultra. Colors looked better.
IMO 7 months later the S22 Ultra is a beast in lower price. iPhone is great too. It's a personal preference. I bought the s22 ultra 2 days ago with a good price.
Good video Tom 👍👍👍👍👍
How much mate?
@@satyautama9899 1065€
@@satyautama9899 you can get S22 ultra under $1k now on pretty much online retailers, at least here in my country
@@tsunarun It's very expensive in my country you can buy for 750 800 € from America 256gb
In Germany you get the 256gb variant for like 1k. Or even less on ebay.
The Samsung had much better white balance in my opinion but had too much contrast. If there was a way to change the default camera settings where the contrast could be adjusted on the Samsung, it would be my pick.
Cant wait to see it compared to the US variant of the S22 ultra with the superior ISP
Qualcomm doesn't have superior ISP
Samsung looks so much sharper with great contrast to me. Maybe watching this on a s8 Ultra wasn't a good idea but hey, my 14 pro max doesn't mind. I set my photos to contrast anyways
I prefer the Iphone 14 Pro, but there's something that annoys me a lot, which is the lens flare in videos at night, that's horrible, and on the galaxy S22 this problem doesn't exist.
I want Apple to do more work on their potrait mode and telephoto camera .This is the camera and mode that people use the most and loves to use .So improving that will be amazing and I really don’t understand why Apple isn’t using the lidar sensor for portrait mode .It’s been three years since they introduced the lidar sensor but still they are not using it to improve the edge direction and depth mapping while taking portrait mode photos or cinematic video
Hardly anyone uses the telephoto camera. Most people don’t even know it comes with their phones. Every time I mention it to someone who buys a bro or an S22 they always ask what is that and saw how they never use it lol
@@doomy_doomy2225 you expect us to believe that ??
@@doomy_doomy2225to be honest, i personally never used telephoto camera and 100x zoom, i may use it sometimes and then delete that photo instantly because the quality you get after 100x zoom...
@@hridoyabdullah5133 I feel you because I use it a lot too, the thing is people who use the telephoto are most likely photographers/beginners. Like the other comment said, most people don't even know what "telephoto" is or what it does, they just see "2x/3x" in the camera app
Obviously they are already using the lidar sensor for it, but if you understand how the sensor works, you will know it's not that simple for edge detection. The lidar infrared sensor is just projecting a dot matrix which has a lot of gap in between, so it's just giving the camera a rough idea of the distance of certain points in the picture. For edge detection they need machine learning algorithms to do image segmentation on all the edges and lidar is only a hint for it because it's just a very low resolution info.
The Ultra took the W easily
Both were outstanding, ik iPhone is Video king but why did I prefer the S22 more, I like skin tones from iPhone in most shots, but a few I perferd S22, both seems to be neck and neck I couldn't chose a winner tbh
I'm struggling really hard. I think for me, the S22 ultra is the better deal, since I can get it for ~500€ less than the 14 pro max. However, photo and video quality of the IPhone is way more appealing for my personal taste compared to the S22 and that's a very important factor for me. Then on the other hand, I absolutely dislike the dynamic island notch from the apple...Soooo none of the competitors fits my expectations completely 😕
maybe check out the pixel 7 next month :)
I prefer the S22 colours oddly enough
Photo wise S22 way better. Iphone has too much HDR as always. In places where should be some shadow there is none... Video wise Iphone since i remember lol
As far as I can tell, S22 is more truth to life (although to much contrast) but no one in social media wants it, they want to look better and that is what Apple do with it's processing. Sure, you can edit, but who wants to edit?
I love the sound quality of the Samsung while in the studio 9:40
Going purely off the photos you have used I prefer the S22 photos
I'm disappointed by the 14 Pro main camera quality. The ultimate problem is the post-process Apple uses. The result is uncomfortably sharp for my taste. To the point that it looks ridiculous in most situations (after you took a picture the image processing takes a while so you're able to see an unprocessed photo for a split second - and it genuenly looks better!). My old XS shoots pictures with less detail but the overall atmosphere and feel are more natural. 48Mpx RAWs are great though. I hope Apple will release an update for regular HEIF pictures..
Yes it’s weird !! Nvr encountered with my 11 pro max
Samsung s22 ultra 🔥🔥💯💯👏👏
Definitely prefer the iPhone here. As someone who shoots in RAW as much as possible, the iPhone is a dream for lightroom.
There are some shots where S22 just really nails perfectly but the iphone is just more consistent overall. I guess it's just up to your preference
Iphone's over-sharpened as hell this year. For all of you that have a pro iPhone 12 and up, look at how natural the photo is when you do shoot in Raw. Xiaomi and their 12S Ultra take way more natural yet still processed approach. I wonder what will Samsung pull out of their sleeve with the S23 line.
Both are great camera setups you cannot argue with that. For me, the S22U has the better photos whereas the 14 is a bit yellow. For video, probably just the 14 but not by much. As I said both are great.
Yes the iPhone photos are way too yellow... so bad for black color.. the black color look yellowish-gray on iphone..
then just use a more saturated picture profile ez af
Samsung boosts colours you clown
s22u picture quality is better way better but iphone wins the video catagory for sure
I like the contrast of the S22
for me s22 ultra for photos and for video iPhone but the mic quality on s22 ultra is on another level
Nice comparison, I'd go s22 ultra all the way, there's much more features in s22 ultra that hasn't been mentioned, which can enhance the quality of the pictures significantly, such as details enhancer also for shooting videos there's a huge difference when you shoot with 8k. There's no way for any phone to get as good as the s22 ultra cameras, also the iPhone 14 pro max latest feature that mainly made a lot of people wanna upgrade from iPhone 13 to 14 Is the action mode, which is already there in the s22 ultra (super steady mode). And with the recent software updates for the Samsung it's just impossible for the iPhone to compete now...
8k is absolute garbage to be honest
@@CashCollecta Apple fanboy
@@CashCollecta you watched that on your iphone 11 yes?
As someone who bought the s22 it seems like the iPhone has more detail and warmer True Tone colours in most shots but s22 is very close and in some photos it looks better then apple. Overall apple looks that bit better.
I still like S22 camera features because they appear more natural. iPhone 14 relies more on the software to color grade the images and makes them look filtered (unnatural).
What setting was being used on the S22? I've had mine for months and only just found out how to use some of the pro features and different MP for pictures. Might be useful to mention as they have wildly different specs.
thats always the thing, they dont understand samsung one bit, ''iphone has faster shutter speed'' they dont know samsung has 100 burst. ''iphone skin tone is so much lighter'' then fucking turn up or down the skintone feature in samsung.
For comparison between those phones, they are using their respective default modes.
It wouldn't be fair changing defaults for testing those cameras handling in different conditions with specialized modes without making a disclosure.
@@vanderleitadeudesouza3358 It would be much fairer doing a comparison using the cameras as they were designed and intended.
@@adafunk
What part of DEFAULT SETTINGS you don't understand?
NO ONE, I said NO ONE, makes *comparison tests* changing the settings of the phones, for multiple shots in EQUAL CONDITIONS.
If the iphone doesn't have 10x optical zoom, nor 8k video shots or even the single take in its DEFAULT mode in the current model, too bad... Maybe in two or three years apple will release similar features...
Samsung has PERISCOPE lenses since early 2020 and it HOLDS the patents for the technology, maybe apple doesn't want to pay Samsung for periscope lenses as they currently pay Qualcomm for the 5G modems and iMagination/ Canion Bridge owned IP for the "apple GPU architeture"
@@vanderleitadeudesouza3358 Wow, aggressive much? I only said it would be nice to know what settings are being used as it wasn't specified anywhere in the review. If people are using these reviews as a guide to what they will buy, based off these you wouldn't know about any extra features offered by the two models. There are plenty of creators that do this.
S22 Ultra is dope. I prefer the colors and appearance. My opinion
Seems to me that Samsung has better contrast throughout most of the images, at the cost of Dynamic Range. But the detail in the 14PM seems much better. I currently have a Note20Ultra, and the oversharpening drives me crazy. as a photographer, Note20U looks amazing until you zoom in even a little bit.
Told all the things in which the iphone was better first in the video. Nice! a totally unbiased video.
Just made the switch from s21 ultra 16gb ram version to the 14 pro max, there's pros and cons I feel like the Samsung has a better screen quailty more vibrant colours compared to the pro max. To be honest people that have been stuck in the apple eco system for a decade are missing out. But with that being said my main driver for the next year or two is going to be the pro max but definitely going to take time to get use to, the last time I had an iPhone was the iPhone 3 lol
android sucks.
@@charted8015apple sucks
@@nolinordwora5574 do not use apple. i stop using android.
Even though S22 Ultra is almost a year old but still it's neck to neck with Iphone's newest phone..
S22 ultra realese march 2022,iphone 14 pro sept 2022,thats fair because same year 2022
@@achmadrf7632Its not like you said. S23 series fall closer to newer iphones than the s22 series... its like 7 months vs 5 months... Also if thats the case the Pixel 6 pro from 2021 thrashes 2022 iphone 14 pro max in photography!
@@achmadrf7632 Year dosnt matter , from your logic phone that comes at 2022 december is unfair to compete with phone that comes 2023 january .
@@uzairzafar3087 S22 ultra realease first on 2022 than ip 14 pro,thats same year ,the diffirent years is matter,until s23 realese on march 2023 then ip 15 realese on sept 2023 ,thats fair
@@almightymanshadow1002 S22 ultra realease first on 2022 than ip 14 pro,thats same year ,the diffirent years is matter,until s23 realese on march 2023 then ip 15 realese on sept 2023 ,thats fair
The cinematic mode and portrait video mode are swapped! Edge detection (and resolution) are far worse on the Samsung if you want background blur on video.
Personally prefer the cooler tones of the Galaxy but they're both really good. Camera comparisons these days are so damn similar with regards to the overall quality.
I agree with Tom. The biggest disappointment for me was the lack of extra optical zoom on the new iPhone. It would give me the complete camera set up and flexibility.
I'm on the s22 right now love it but next year I'm going back to apple and if you wait the iPhone 15 ultra will have a Amazing zoom on it from tue leaks we have seen on it I say wait don't buy a new phone till next year just wait
I am wondering why clear lenses is not mentioned on S22U ... So many lens flasers on iphone again
Ok to be fair the S22 on potrait and also on the first video from the front facing camera is a win i thought the 14 was gonna be the bad ass but i was wrong
In my country Samsung Galaxy S22U 12/256 cost around 1050$. And iphone 14 pro max base varient cost 1900$ which is crazy :'( . But I'm satisfied with my s22u. Such a incredible phone in this range.
Iphone is clearly overexposing, over brightening and oversharpening. Samsung masking in portrait mode is also better. I actually preferred a lot of the S22 shots. Lets not forget the S22 also came out in february. 7 monthes ago, so a a more fair comparison will be with S23.
I had the s22 ultra and I’ve now got the iPhone 14 pro max, I think you are completely right there, the iPhone 14 pro is a better all rounder and for a point and shoot it’s better the faster shutter speed is very much welcomed , i do miss the 10x optical from the s22 ultra that phone is the best for the zoom. I think the fact the iPhone 14 pro trades blows with the s22 ultra is great as the s22ultra is a true flagship regardless if your a iOS fan or not.
I saw a test, iphone best up to 9x zoom, after that samsung is superior, but i never zoom more than maybee 3-4 times, so
@@vikinnorway6725 yeah I agree a lot of people won’t use more than the 3x, I didn’t use the 10x + all the time but I did use it and it impressed me all the time, it’s not a deal breaker not having it, the iPhone seems to be a better all rounder they are heading in the right direction
I’m also going from a s22U to the 14 pro, because the shutter speed is abysmal on Samsung. Most of my pictures are portraits of my toddler or my pets, and the Samsung unfortunately gives me too many unusable shots because they’re always moving. This is definitely a big problem with indoor group shots, as someone always appears blurry due to movement.
I also want the iOS infrastructure but that’s a personal opinion. At the end of the day both are great phones!
Well I preferred the s22 photo examples you showed but I bought the iphone - if you use a Mac the iphone is kinda a must :)
incidentally my biggest selling image is from the iphone 12 pro max - it proves its sometimes just about getting the image not how.
As someone who owns iPhones and S22 Ultra, Samsung needs to fix its awful shutter lag. It is a destroyer of all motion shots in anything but the brightest lighting. Dogs, Cats, Kids, Goats… forget it because they’ll be blurry on S22 Ultra. Static shots look amazing.
Another excellent vlog. In my opinion, S22 Ultra is better. Can't wait for S23 Ultra
Yeah
I own the S22 Ultra and it's my favorite phone out right now. I'm a nerd and keep up to date with the newer stuff. This is still king in my opinion.
As far as the shots in this video, the iPhone is forcing a more post-processing look by brightening every image in order to give a peaceful and happy vibe. It's forcing a mood over realism. The s22 seems to give a more natural look, which I prefer. If I want my images brighter, I will edit my photos. By default, I prefer my photos to look mostly how the scene looks in real life, which is not as bright as the iPhone makes it out to be. Most normal cameras match the look of real life, and doesn't force a tone/filter look that is ready to share on social media.
I also prefer the contrast in the s22 photos. Looks more realistic. I don't mind if that means some shadows being too dark here and there, because the overall image has a nice contrast. I dislike how the s22 tries to force skin tone to be as tan as it does. Samsung phones have always been known to over saturate. I think it could easily scale back saturation by 2-5%. In fact, there should be a saturation slider in the settings. Why that isn't a thing, idk. I will admit, there are some default photos on the s22 where I enjoy the saturation how it is. This might be a thing where AI should help alleviate saturation when it's being over used because I've definitely taken some photos where it was too much.
The s22 also has a remaster option after you take the photo which I've seen make some of my photos look brilliantly amazing. Not all cases, but in some.
I probably wouldn't mind a happy medium between the iPhone 14 and S22 Ultra, because I see some indoor low light shots in this video where the s22 shots could be a little brighter and do better on the shadows. Also, some outdoor shots look slightly too cool-tone on the s22, although this could be manually tweaked in pro mode if you want. Overall, I easily lean towards s22's camera from what I see in this video. Any camera that forces a bright and warm look for the sake of setting a good mood over what is actually real life is pretty much a no go for me.
Gosh! Your videos look so good. Way better than other tech UA-camrs.🤩
One thing that stood out the most to me is the video stabilization while walking at the end was dramatically better on the iPhone.
Exactly I noticed that too.. video stabilization is aweosme in iphone and samsung falls flat on that..
S22 ultra all the way 👌
While I do like the saturated look of the s22, you can tell that it is does seem to produce inaccurate colours, I think if you were the ones taking the photo, you'd be annoyed by how inaccurate it is, although to someone who hasn't seen what the photos meant to be, the saturated look is nice, although, put the iPhone into high contrast mode and I think you'd have the best of both worlds
Presets vs AI. AI enhances the image where as preset will just have pre defined color temps! It will never be accurate!
I think the Iphone 14 is like a QLED TV and the Samsung S22 is like an OLED TV when it comes to contrast. 😅
S22 Ultra kills the iPhone On Photos. IPhone has the slight advantage in videos because of the processing features the iphone 14 had but keep in account the Iphone 14 is new and the S22 ultra has been out since February. The S23 Ultra will be a better comparison for the iPhone 14 when it releases.
Great video! I found that I was prefering different phones in different lighting conditions. I still find the iPhone a bit too flat and matt for my tastes, but the Galaxy is a bit too far the other way and is a bit crunchy at times.
Can you do the same test but with the iPhone against the king of Android cameras, the Pixel? Maybe the 7Pro when it comes out in a few weeks?
Since i like cooler pictures and not warm pictures, i'll go with the S22U purely because of the cooler tones which yeah i know i can just edit them to make them warmer/cooler depending on which phone i had but still, a cooler tone is best for me. Plus i like a bit of depth and saturation/vibrancy/contrast in my pics which that means it's the S22U because with the iPhone it just looked plain and didn't have any life into it. With the iphone, idk why but the yellowish tint on the pics puts me off, it's like you edited the photo and made it yellow yourself lol which i know you didn't do but you get me
I'm not loving my s22 ultra camera since the August update, it seems like they went back to their old ways of crushing the blacks, making photos super vibrant and saturated and it's even been a bit slow to open the camera app.
In my eyes win s22 ultra
Better audio and nice photos
But iPhone 14 pro max video king