Pixel 3 vs iPhone XS | VIDEO SHOOTOUT

[@moment]

Should we do a cinematic Pixel 3 video!? Also, which phone's footage did you like more?? 🐐

[@eei6255]

Great Video Thumbs Up 👍 actually who won Pixel phone ?

[@cacaman115]

Moment yes!!🔥

[@AzmolHossain01188a]

Please do! @Niles @Caleb

[@UlayNeilAlwynA]

Yes sir!

[@unclephill2048]

Yes pixel 3 cenimatic

[@IamUzyf]

Looks like Apple and Google switched their photo and video profiles: iPhone photo look like Pixel video and Pixel photo looks like iPhone video

[@mmanjin]

Very true.

[@tartsstealth4186]

I picked up a Pixel 3 today, I got to use my best friends XS. I feel the intuitive nature of Pixel and the low lighting are superb.

[@nickbu]

I think the iPhone footage is a little bit oversharpen and the Pixel's stablization looks better, but the iPhone's audio is sooooo much better.

[@moment]

phosho!

[@JackOLanternBob]

True. But I can't stand the audio on any smartphone. If you want a good quality video you absolutely need an external mic

[@stratmaster63]

You can see the pixel cropping in a little to add post stabilization (walking shot). Look at the size difference of the cars in the background on the right side.

[@haxorinator8219]

Pixel utilizes an over aggressive software stabilization, that’s why you can see a crop difference. You either get a wider “fuller” frame shot on iPhone with more visible movement Or You get a cropped frame, software IS with less movement. Which is better is up to debate. You can always stabilize in post, but you can never “uncrop”

[@rv3144]

Just copped the Pixel 3 for $650 on black Friday and saved 4 months worth of phone bills over paying $1000 for a phone with 6 months of KZbin music. And Pixel 3 video doesn't make white people looks orange 😂

[@JimmyGunawanX]

Have to watch this a couple of times but basically both are awesome 👌🏽 maybe a bit of both can be a perfection. The face shooting is better on XS, it has certain looks. Stabilization seems more stable on Pixel but I like slight imperfections of iPhone XS, it’s film like. Pixel adds lots of smoothing and perhaps brighter but XS seems to have more dynamic range that you can push further in post. Great videos, Moments team!

[@aj0675]

Day by day I am starting to like ur content and you guys keep up the good work guys @moment

[@uurrah]

Great video! This is close, iPhone seemed sharper and has more natural color but the Pixel was way better in lower light. The audio was certainly a win for iPhone. Overall winner: iPhone but you wouldn’t go wrong with either. Can’t wait for the new iPhone XS cases to start shipping!

[@TheGman80]

Well my iPhone xr is on the way to me now and will be here in an hour. Switching from android to iPhone and will be getting the moment app as ssom as it arrives. Love your videos guys. I think overall the iPhone wins but the pixel 3 sharpness at 200% is much better. Keep the great content comming guys

[@DarrenKrusi]

Would love to see how these phones stack once you do your regular work flow on them. The Pixel looked like a flatter profile vs. the iPhone's so curious to see which one is easier to work on.

[@bharatharibhartiya8747]

Awesome video guys! Just wanted to point out that you get the same rear camera in the Xr for $750 👍🏻

[@FreeJimmy10]

I wish google could make the pixel video more a cross between the pixel and iPhone. As of now the pixel is a tad too bright and faded on video and iPhone video is a tad too saturated at times. Helpful review thanks🤙

[@samuelfoote5927]

I made it to the end and just wanted to say, unrelated to anything iPhone or Pixel related, your good vibes were a nice change of pace in tech review. Anyway, that Pixel 3 audio is awwwwful. How are you going to make a flagship phone with quality that bad?

[@joaquimramis4124]

I would appreciate if the same comparision was made but without 4K, just using the default video options. I think that is what normal people use.

[@C00L8osGuy]

The Iphone picks up more details in the highlight of brighter shots. The pixel picks up more detail in darker shots. Dynamic range looks about the same. The Iphone is gas a sharper image & a little more saturation. Working on a short film shot on the Pixel 2 (same camera). Straight out the camera I like the look of the Iphone more. For what I'm doing I'd go with the Pixel because more details in darker shots is more useful to me. I can color grade & sharpen in post to get the look I want.

[@Przymekk]

I feel like someone in Apple tried to make the camera seem better by raising contrast and sharpness which actually made it look unrealistic and just bad

[@lmadriles]

I wish a video like this exists for this new smartphones generation. I would just buy the one that works best with the moment lenses.

[@dimdo3517]

Apple has always been way better in video part. But pixel hands down wins the photo category. Im just glad to see what a phone can do. Back in the day no one could even imagine a phone having touch screen let alone a camera. Technology has gone crazy within a decade and i love it.

[@mrtech2259]

Pixel 3 more true to life, looks more professional and natural. iPhone XS more saturated, sharper colors, though very nice clean picture. Comes down to preference. And depends on scene by scene. Pixel 3 def handles low light way better. Overall both very good choices. As to audio iPhone sounds better although Google claims pixel's "bad" sound is due to noise reduction, maybe it's a matter of getting used to?

[@mrtech2259]

@peter williams actually no. I think iPhone is way better than note 9. I think iPhone is really good.

[@WozzyA]

I believe noise reduction would be correct. They just fixed the Pixel's audio in a software update.

[@rohitbharadwaj2653]

Basing on the camera, I think I'd still choose the Pixel over the XS. Fair reason is I don't record many videos - only on very special occasions like a cute doggo or a friend's birthday party. And we all know that Pixel wins on photos - which I shoot all day everyday. So Pixel it is.

[@joshrose3195]

Where’s the 4K 60? We’re both phones updated to the newest software?

[@deoczidGONI]

Am I crazy for being of the impression that some labels were wrong? In the first clip of the skateboard underpass, I would think, based on dynamic range and color temperature that I know from seeing their photos, that the Pixel would be the LEFT clip, and iPhone would be the RIGHT clip?

[@deoczidGONI]

Either way, looks like it's reversed from photo characteristics to video characteristics. Huh. I find the iPhone exposure too low, with too much sharpening, whereas the pixel has a bit too much softness but colors that i like more, a bit warmer.

[@sarojkhanal7162]

I am planning to buy a new Phone between iphone xr , pixel 3 and oneplus 6t. Please do a picture and video comparison between this three Phones which will help me which one to buy.

[@むぅ-s3f]

凄い比較がわかりやすくてgood！！

[@craigferrer362]

I love how soft and filmy the pixel video comes out. The iPhone really sharpens everything and it doesn't look good for me. Aside from that, I love everything about the iPhone, especially the colors and the dynamic range. Well, it suffers in low light which is an advantage for the pixel but I could sacrifice that for everything that it has to offer. I wish I have either of those phones tho 😥.

[@akbarhussain422]

Huawei mate 20 pro vs iPhone xs Max video compere which 1 best for filmmaking and for night shot please please make a shot video

[@yacinechetouani]

When cropping you see clearly how the XS introduces the fake details by oversharpening and crushing the blacks so deep while all of that looks lot more natural on the Pixel 3 and you can see more information in the shadows without adding those fake details.

[@yoshicheesecurl446]

How did you shoot 1080p/120fps in the native Pixel camera app? I don't see that option at all.

[@malcomjohnny3880]

7:44 gives me calm. Worship moment

[@justinharnett]

I like the brightness of the Pixel 3 as well as the stabilization.

[@Tyler_ThaTruth]

Didn't know the new iPhones saturation was so high some times, I would still rather use the iphone though then the pixel for videos

[@JeffMudrick]

Since obvious differences in color and white balance can't be be sorted properly without knowing the actual conditions these surveys are mostly popularity contests, and the fanboys are certainly out on this one. I'd be a lot more interested in the opinions at Moment staff who know what was shot.

[@Nevpaurion7]

Pixel 3 Audio is an issue Google has confirmed will be fixed in an update. That said, I feel like the iPhone XS had a more cinematic look to it, kind of like the footage comes color graded out of the box, but loses a lot of detail due to bad exposure. I feel like the Pixel 3 has better detail and exposure, but looks a little washed out and bland color wise. IMO best option is to shoot with a Pixel 3 and color correct in post. Better to color correct the Pixel footage than to try and save details from the iPhone footage.

[@fabkav]

In my opinion, the iPhone video looks better right out of the camera for daily usage. The pixel looks more "washed out" and keeps more details in the dark areas where the iPhone underexpose (which might be good post image processing).

[@trishanuraina5310]

Kudos..

[@AnandaGarden]

iPhone for daylight, Pixel3 for low light - but did the Pixel win because it exposes differently or does it really raise the shadows more? I would save time in post shooting with the iPhone - I like the warm tones SOOC.

[@IsaacLadd]

iPhone has my vote in this native comparison. Pixel lowlight was intense tho!

[@Alexander-tj2dn]

Audio test should be longer and more complete. Seem's iphone has better audio than pixel. Audio is VERY IMPORTANT and usually underestimated.

[@ThisIsTechToday]

What stands out is the color temp differences and how much the iPhone XS sharpens everything.

[@moment]

totally

[@TristanPope]

Which is interesting considering with photos Pixel sharpens and darkens and iPhone brightens and has less sharpness.

[@mbktalk8395]

I definitely agree with you..

[@UPPERKEES]

It's about natural colors in a recording, you can change color tones yourself after the recording, if needed. You can see that the professional camera they use is more in sync with the Pixel than the over saturated iPhone recordings.

[@yureino]

But it’s fine when pixel over-sharpen & over-contrast their still images. And notice the dynamic range on the iphone xs, you cant recover overexposed areas in the pixel, and the iphone xs has so much more details.

[@davidalbertog.h5960]

IPhone: video Pixel: photos

[@moment]

The Pixel has less frame rate/resolution options, but the footage looks so good still!

[@danielflavin4216]

David Alberto G.H agreed, but in my opinion the difference in photos is much smaller than the difference in video respectively

[@seismixx]

Up

[@noelmorgan6008]

pixel 3 photos and videos were beter

[@renzosantana4526]

Iphone = Videos Pixel = Photos Moment = Love

[@moment]

awwwww

[@docyagamikiko]

Personal preference is the key! iPhone XS - dramatic Pixel 3 - realistic

[@AmandaRossAdventures]

Pixel audio is trash. XS low light is awful. But love the colours on the XS. iPhone for me!!!

[@katia9445]

The audio of the Pixel is what turns me off from it honestly

[@evanjones5257]

@@drinkoldcoke especially since you can edit the colors later

[@BooleanCorporation]

@@evanjones5257 You can desaturate, but cannot recover lost information from crushed shadows tho. I was expecting to see the iPhone performing HDR on video a bit better. Sounds amazing tbh. Pixel mics are not on par.

[@WozzyA]

They recently fixed the audio of the Pixel 3 in a _software_ update, if you can believe that. The colors on the Pixel are also more realistic, but one big issue for me is the awful slow motion it has. The iPhone is ahead in that area.

[@miser42]

Gotta love how people are hung up on audio from the phone. Here is a tip, go a more professional route and use external mics or even better yet, use externals and an audio recording device. Until you have used it in a more professional manner, please give up complaining about the audio.

[@ddaly20111993]

I feel the iphone has way better sharpness, contrast, and color in the native app. But I would like to see footage from both that's been edited. The Pixel 3 looks like it has a super flat color profile which makes me think it may have way better dynamic range for post processing.

[@IamUzyf]

Dwight Daly Jr. since raw video doesn’t exist on phones it’s impossible

[@nickandres9331]

@@IamUzyf didn't they just say the pixel shoots in RAW...

[@IamUzyf]

@@nickandres9331 do you know the difference between photo and video?

[@CelineAdobea]

Good point Dwight!!

[@GuyRobertKernisant]

@@nickandres9331 That is for stills/photos

[@asims10s]

The iPhone's footage is too contrasty for me. The intense shadows leave almost no room for post processing.

[@JackOLanternBob]

@peter williams Pixel can shoot raw photos.

[@zacmorri]

I like you guys, whenever i'm in NYC, we should go skate, and I see that Taylor is a goddess whose spirit is too beautiful be captured by Instagram....

[@emergencystop]

If I had to pick one to shoot video out of the box with no editing whatsoever I'd go with the XS but a little color grading and I think the Pixel 3 could easily shoot the better video. It's hard to do any kind of color editing with how saturated everything is on the XS. If saturation is what you want you can add it to Pixel 3 in post. Plus that low light on the pixel is amazing. Sticking with the Pixel I think.

[@rph_redacted]

You can't bring back clipped highlights in post. Stop fan boying

[@munasultana1929]

Can you tell me how to color grade video?

[@Ramoa_]

Pixer for photos and iphone for videos ;)

[@JackOLanternBob]

Except Pixel has much more accurate and true to life saturation and contrast. And if you want something that doesn't look accurate, but looks cinematic, just edit the pixel footage and make it look however you want. You can't edit footage that is already unrealistic as easily

[@dinovocadoo]

Both phones actually did great ❤️

[@danielbyrd9673]

Got to go with the iPhone Xs. Those colors are 👌🏼. Me and my friend took a phone break while studying for a big exam to watch this vid.

[@moment]

Nice! Good luck on the Exam 🤙

[@danielbyrd9673]

Moment really appreciate it. Studying hard🤙🏼

[@JackOLanternBob]

The Pixel has more accurate colors, and would be much better for editing and making cinematic videos

[@danielbyrd9673]

William Fugere sort of. Your not wrong. But it’s more like iPhone has Canon like colors and Pixel has more Nikon/Fujifilm look. Depends on what you like. I’ve just had problems editing Pixel video.

[@Exiarc]

Oddly more curious about those sick backpacks you guys are rocking, mind sharing what they are?

[@rileychurch7829]

A) You should totally do a cinematic Pixel 3 video! B) As far as the camera goes, I'd always go for the Pixel in terms of overall camera. The colors, sharpness, and HDR are superior as far as photos go. However, for video, you can never go wrong with an iPhone. I think that the Pixel is closing the gap on the iPhone in video, but the iPhone is more reliable if we're focusing purely on video/audio. It has more saturated colors (which is a matter of preference) and is a bit sharper-looking to my eye. Also, it has more native FPS options which is definitely a plus on the video side. I'm the proud owner of both the Pixel 2 XL and iPhone 8 Plus. I use both of them (with a Moment wide) for vlogging. I use FilMiC Pro for both of them, and the iPhone tends to give me better cinematic-looking footage, but I can generally rely on both for a good output. Thanks for reading this far if you did!

[@lamurcribb985]

Riley’s Reels I think the iPhone is closer to the Pixel in photos than Google is to Apple in video

[@mushaidmia607]

IPHONE =VIDEO? IPHONE =PHOTOS? I Like it iPhone......

[@omardali]

iPhone for videos and audio Pixel for photos

[@small.towns.open.spaces]

Video is on par for Pixel 3 and much better low light and better skin tones. Pixel 3 is not so saturated. Too bad the audio is horrible, but that can be solved with a video mic. Also too bad Pixel doesn't have the native frame rates like the iPhone - 4K60 and 1080-240. When are you coming out with the Moment video capability for Android in your app?

[@andrewgjordeni]

Actually, Pixel 3 beats iPhone at the last video scene. But overall yeah, iPhone XS is the beast: better sound quality, more natural brightness & contrast temp....

[@aryulo]

XS can do 4k@60 fps. That's a completely different story

[@griffielliott279]

Both had their strength and weaknesses. There was moments where i preferred the iPhone over the pixel and the pixel over the iPhone. But what stood out me was how in the darker areas the pixel was brighter and look better. I need that for my video ography

[@cobysilvers9143]

That ending was so cringey 😆😆 u guys seem fun tho

[@Amirgrrrr]

I really dig this hipster style on reviewing electronic gadgets. I got the positive vibes and really fair comparison been made, here. Really nice, and something new!

[@excusemeforbeingsorry]

Am I the only one that thinks the Pixel leaves more room for editing the actual footage?

[@Carolyne_games]

The iPhone definitely has better dynamic range most likely due to its ability to process real-time with the crazy chip, and I believe the footage is easier to work with. Pixel does well in stills because it can take its time to process the photo after the shot is taken, but probably not happening with video...it exposes shadows well but at the cost of blowing out highlights. For audio I think the iPhone in-built mic is very nice, with the Pixel you might want to grab an external mic. Colors don't matter to me as much because I adjust the colors afterwards anyways, and I often use apps like Filmic Pro, in which case what lens and sensor options I get matter much more. Even for stills I still prefer the iPhone for the "what you see is what you get" approach and the telephoto lens (which I use at least twice as often as the main lens, and digital zoom just won't give the right optics for close up shots), but both are very capable and camera definitely shouldn't be the deciding factor anymore with these new phones.

[@sheldonlukemackey]

Is it just me or globally both are... okay? I was expecting better quality videos. 🤔 Pixel 3 looks more neutral and smooth. Sometimes XS wins thanks to its sharpness and contrast but it has disadvantages according to the situation. At the end Pixel 3 looks better for editing than the XS so I vote for P3. Anyway, I think I'm gonna stick with my S8 for now.

[@calebhorwitz9324]

I'm wondering: how were you able to film in 120 fps on the pixel using the native app? Doesn't it only allow for 30 or auto?

[@ColdStream]

Pixel better in the low end, low light, shadow detail retention. But rubbish in highlight all blown out. IPhone better in highlight less blow out, more detail, but rubbish in low light, shadows crushed. Great test!

[@RajSadagopan]

I love the low light performance of pixel 3 in the video shootout.

[@sunnypal5517]

Huawei p20 pro?? Camera photography or videography at its best with one of the best benchmarks. You guys should test it. I'm sure you'll love it as a photographer. Your products made me stick to the Note 9 even though there's someone (Huawei) who has the abilities to beat all of the brands you support and create for. Your creativity and products does create another level to those flagship phones!! Kudos ✌️

[@NickDeis]

I think the question is: what does the footage look like when you get it into Adobe Premiere and start to mess around with it. The iPhone has more contrast and deeper blacks in the native footage, but do you get burned in the editing room afterward? Pixel may give you more options with color correction later on. Pixel handled low light better for sure.

[@thejackjournal1]

So I just went to google and searched for "Google Pixel 3 example video," but then realised I'm wasting my time if I'm not watching a moment review. Thanks for being not only the best, but also reliable!

[@b3naqua]

the XS oversharpening almost makes me a tad nauseous

[@alfa3410]

What about the Note 9?

[@jochlebowski7682]

Why are Android users so obsessed with proving their smartphone is better that the IPhone??? I mean, you bought it and you’re obviously not interested on the other... so why do you all act like children fighting over who’s got the bigger truck??? Grow up!!! IT’S JUST A PHONE!!!

[@izzyosman8323]

So what i can tell from this is the pixel 3 white balance does a better job, doesn’t crush the shadows as much in video and the skin tones look waaay better. That audio though, super rough >_< any type C external mics out there?

[@michaelmarcano9200]

I love the iphone's colors...i think it's a little too sharp but like it over the pixel, and the audio is a huge difference. With that said the stabilzation on the pixel is amazing and i think the flatter color profile gives you more to work with which is better in my opinion. But if you want to post something straight to instagram i'd say iphone. If you are into editing your video or color grading the pixel....BOTH ARE AMAZING! Why can't the pixel do 4k 60 though...does anyone know? I know it isn't the processor.

[@chirotomproduction9294]

Iphone xs wins with sharpness and HDR colors only face skin colours overexagerates with orange but it easly corrected by apps, pixel3 less sharp and washed out colours but ligheting in dark but it is quite unnaturall. Iphone xs 9/10 pixel 7-8/10

[@DDenDeeen]

the difference is not small, perhaps 1 to 2 generation’s difference, audio? sharpness? colour? frame rate? everything XS has a different story.

[@BADIHSALMAN]

I know everybody’s entitled to his opinion. But those who prefer the Pixel vid camera. Seriously? Lmao

[@nuyou21]

Wow! I heard Marques Brownlee say video on the Pixel 3 was bad compared to the iPhone XS but this is so bad especially audio. 💯

[@mariussantos94]

Could you guys kindly try filming using iPhone XR!? Cause I’m contemplating whether which one to get, XR or Pixel XL 3. I’m an Apple user ever since and uses MacS

[@paouvous]

The Iphone video is better, but stabilization on the Pixel Rocks! ...and low light may be a bit better on the Pixel. Skin tones I would like something in the middle between the two. Bottom line: Pixel needs HDR video and 4K60. But Personaly I do not shoot much video on my phone. I would be interested though on the video capability of the selfie cams of these phones.

[@fingerhorn4]

Most of your Pixel 3 footage is either way over exposed compared with the iphone, or the exposure is flatter, giving the iphone an APPARENT edge through the somewhat deceptive higher contrast and over-sharpening. The highlights on the pixel are often blown out. It is very important to match the exposure values to suit each phone. I've seen footage on the Pixel 3/3a which is much much better than what you are demonstrating.

[@PTYC933]

Don’t like both. Iphone way contrasty colours and dynamic range is very strong though. Pixel flat and more blown out. Have to grade the videos with some good lut. In the dark iphone a bit dark, can’t make out a lot of things. Pixel again flat. Not pleasing both of these. Panasonic will do a better job.

[@_sR0y-_]

*iPhone's* video look oversharp like *Samsung* colour are also fake. Sad *Apple* kills "true to life picture & video" quality on *iPhone's* these days. Last iPhone best camera was in *iPhone 7+*

[@HellaDisjointed]

Pixel 3 is better no contest. Not quite as sharp, but the dynamic range is so much better, some of the shots didn't look they were filmed on a smartphone.

[@guysolomon8926]

I prefer the Pixel in some, iPhone in others. The iPhone has a habit of over saturating and over sharpening but the Pixel's microphone is just utter trash. I have a Pixel 3, and for stills it is incredible, don't do much video but want to start... But for recording I use dedicated mic set ups... Kinda have to lol

[@andrewrabon]

Gonna make a wild bet and say we'll get RAW video on smartphones within 4 years. (Pixel 3 added RAW support in the default Google Camera app.)

[@anuragsharma2737]

Audio is very bad on Pixel 3. But video on Pixel 3 is much more realistic than iPhone. IPhone videos are more yellowish or warm which should not be the case.....They videos should display what the actually is visible rather warming them a bit. But I think iPhone videos are much clear than pixel.

[@harryHensum]

I dont understand why any prominent review channel hasn't reviewed the Google Pixel3 Cammod from xda for other android phones.. its basically the same camera but without the hidious notch

[@MimicGriphon]

Truthfully, quality-wise the iPhone XS video looks better, with better contasts. Darker darks, clear brights.

[@AubintheDark]

What I'd like to know is if the Pixel's footage can be improved in post to make it as punchy as the iPhone XS. The footage looks good, but a bit dull. The iPhone footage has that cinematic look to it, which is all in the box and makes life easier for mobile filmmakers when editing in post. As someone pointed out, it's kinda the opposite in terms of photos. The Pixel is great in low light though. I'd have to give this one to the iPhone. Low light might not be great, but you can always light a scene with artificial lighting and fix things in post production. Nothing beats that cinematic warm tone on the iPhone.

[@LukeVesty]

Kinda surprised the Pixel 3 did as well as it did. I know it's the stills champ but I was under the impression it's a long way behind in video... But it doesn't appear that way. It was definitely pretty close with the XS.

[@raceface_m2579]

It looks like a pair of amber sunglasses have been put over the lens of the Xs. A lot of warm colors and vibrancy- a little too much. The pixel’s audio was pretty bad.

[@armenpoghosyan1598]

Do you know that part of video is the audio recording? Non of you 3 stooges understand that the viewer should listen to the audio recording while video was rolling. Your video shootings were a waste of time because you did not deliver. I watched it and I couldn't figure out which camera had a better video shooting just because you incorporated some stupid music in the video instead letting us see the raw audio. That's why you get thumbs down.

[@ssoeder1345]

iPhone for video and pixel for stills. Running the native software is a thing. But I’ve played with both the moment app and filmic pro. Both punk the hell out of the iPhone’s native app.

[@tallnrough68]

The bit rate is kind of bad on the pixel... and I’m sure it gets even worse when uploading to KZbin. iPhone video is sharper. iPhone color temperature is off, mostly in low light and the shadows are too dark on the iPhone

[@SamirMRahmanbd]

good to see iPhone is back. for photos I still love my Google pixel but for videos iPhone nailed it completely as always

[@Mcali1984]

These phones contradict one another too often. One video the skater will be darker and the background building will be easier to see and in some shots it’s reversed as the other phone did it better. Tripped me out. Either way, as video, either phone is a win, but I think the audio is better on the iPhone. And I’m a Pixel guy. Photos the Pixel is a for sure go, but videos, I lean more towards the iPhone.

[@aditroitz]

Pixel made by htc, but why the hell google not paid htc for their sound records?? Wew the sound of htc was bloody blew me away... Sorry for bad english

[@matthewdavidpost]

The Pixel was consistently overexposed for video, but then that came in handy when shooting in the subway - even if the colours were pretty blown out. XS was definitely the more cinematic of the two.

[@dhiyanshwar123]

Guys do a video with huawei mate 20 pro