Samsung GALAXY Note 9 si iPhone XS Max today they have a new comparison regarding the cameras that Apple and Samsung have integrated into their phones, and there are big differences between them. Samsung GALAXY Note 9 has a dual camera in which we find 12 megapixel image sensors, the first one with variable aperture f/1.5 – 2.4, focal distance of 26mm, with 1/2.55″ and 1.4µm, the second one with f/2.4, distance focal length of 52mm, with 1/3.4″ and 1.µm.
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 has an advantage over the iPhone XS Max, which has a dual camera with 12 megapixel sensors, one with f/1.8, focal length 28mm, with 1/2.55″ and 1.4µm, the other with f/2.4 aperture, focal length 52mm, with 1/3.4″ and 1.0µm. Considering these details, the video clip below shows us that the iPhone XS Max also seems to be slightly superior to the Samsung GALAXY Note 9, but not when it comes to video recording with the front camera, selfies being still better on the iPhone.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 and iPhone XS Max cameras appear in a New Comparison
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9, just like in yesterday's comparison, has more faded colors in the video clips compared to the iPhone XS Max, the optical zoom seems to be somewhat better on the Apple phone. Even in many of the pictures, the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 is surpassed by the iPhone XS Max thanks to the Smart HDR implemented by the Apple company, the Americans finally managing to find a method to offer very good HDR on their phones.
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 performs much better than the iPhone XS Max in low light conditions, the variable aperture being the one that helps the Samsung phone a lot. Overall, the iPhone XS Max displays much more natural, more vibrant colors compared to the Samsung GALAXY Note 9, in most of the photos, Apple uses artificial intelligence to adjust the photos very well so that the final result is as close to reality as possible.
