Xperia 5 Vs Note 10 Camera Comparison Shootout

[@erikcastromontoya8211]

i choose Sony, more warm and pure colors, Samsung makes cold and blue photos.

[@sonicxa2189]

👍

[@alexworm1707]

Did you even watch the vídeo? Most of the pics White balance on Xperia was colder

[@The___Great]

look like u dnt watch the video, sony much more cold and blue photos but more natural n 10+ more to orange n more detail but look like art

[@warmafia5353]

Sony took colder photos and videos. But color was more natural. Samsung took warm and overly saturated pictures and videos. Looked fake. But Samsung did good at some point.

[@milkylover]

me too sony do it better in photo mode but worst in vedio mode.

[@wasamaLibyawasma_libya]

I like Sony for real color photos 😍.

[@IrshadKhan-kv6zk]

Yes Sony Camera Is King...

[@hooshswiss]

Sony Xperia ❤️❤️❤️

[@SomebodY-ig6wu]

What Gear is a great You Tube channel.. I feel like this channel needs more recognition. It's not fair to have just 37 k subscribers for such a hardworking KZbinr

[@WhatGear]

Unfortunately it seems YT rewards consistency over quality these days. I ways try my best with the time I can afford to put in to it. I might bring back the quicky Leaks series....what do you think. Should I?

[@SomebodY-ig6wu]

@@WhatGear Yeah.. I think so.. It's something outsiders (unsubscribers) will be watching as well. There's more probability of people watching Quicky Leaks than camera comparisons and reviews.

[@kenr4676]

sony for me.. i dont like over saturated fake colors of samsungs

[@sonicxa2189]

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[@pipitsaputri5995]

👍

[@emad9149]

👍🏻

[@RENTAK_PINAKANG]

I go for the note💪🏼

[@kenr4676]

@@RENTAK_PINAKANG yeah for your Instagram.. haha

[@techspace920]

Sony is better for me i like the natural colour of the sony pictures have

[@ネタ尾下]

I am Japanese I often watch your video I always enjoy it. Please do your best

[@WhatGear]

I always do my best with the time I have with a device. I literally had this for two days.

[@nilloviz]

Actually this is a Japanese way of praise and encouragement to keep up the good work, not a criticism. A lot is lost in translation...

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

WE HAVE TO SUPPORT MORE FOR THE SONY XPERIA 1 AND XPERIA 5 THE BEST JAPANESE SMARTPHONE PRODUCED EVER....

[@deloresgarrett8578]

Amran Ibrahim Rashidi Sony wins out all

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

@@deloresgarrett8578 next Sony Xperia in 2020 will be a big suprise and big innovation...

[@lordvader1536]

Sony looks more realistic

[@vikramvij1245]

Samsung processes images alot however sony is natural and better. I like sony

[@sawadayan-fu9599]

Sony is the best , I choose Sony!

[@tomu-s2075]

Sony better for every photo except for macro, and I wish it were better at that.

[@WhatGear]

2020 is the year for macro camera features.

[@tomu-s2075]

@@WhatGear I hope so. I'm a big Sony fan, I still use the XZ Premium. I bought the XZ3 recently but didn't see enough of an upgrade to make it worthwhile and ended up selling it. I'm sure the Xperia 1 is a much bigger improvement, but maybe I should wait until they improve the macro photography.

[@speedfox27]

@@tomu-s2075 still using Xperia Z2 from 2014 I also have 4k Video so fuck all of this I wait until good Solution for Front camera

[@MrWalker1000]

@@tomu-s2075 wait for xperia 1 II.

[@MrWalker1000]

how is the sony better?

[@pebbels3150]

Xperia 5, ohh wonder - wins in my opinion 😉👍

[@WhatGear]

Wonder?

[@pebbels3150]

@@WhatGear It's just no wonder to me, because the Xperia is good... 😉👍

[@itsmrdante6274]

Okay so, the Sony really did better for one reason. The Note 10+ seemed kinda confused as to what it wanted to focus on. All shots were focusing on the background more than the object other than the macro one. And the first shot of the berry went to the Note because of OIS that the Xperia 5 doesn't have. Which is something that goes to Samsung. But those Samsung colors suck man. They really hate editing and they're oversharpened. I would definitely go with the Sony personally for camera. But I would never suggest people buy it instead of the Samsung because people tend to like the Samsung color production more and they also just want a simple automatic point and shoot camera. As a manual user tho, the Sony's cameras look authentic and beautiful. Edit: Forgot to mention video quality. The Sony still had the better video but Samsung's OIS is doing work on 4K. 1080p the Sony is definitely better with everything but 4K? Nah fam that stabilization on the Sony is kinda wack. I don't shoot videos on my phone anyway so this doesn't matter to me. In the night shots you can use a faster shutter speed to see the lighten banners better. So it's all your choice, and the Xperia definitely captured more detail so that's good. Selfie all goes to the Samsung tho. No doubt.

[@kloaking]

As far as I know both the xperia 1 and 5 does have ois this time.

[@itsmrdante6274]

@@kloaking if that's the case, I think he forgot to turn it on because it's manually switched on from setting on the Sony. And you have to change some settings for it too. It's a weird thing

[@kloaking]

@@itsmrdante6274 it is weird actually, also saw a comparison from pixel peepers of the xperia 1 and the only camera without ois the wide angle one does way better on stabilization than the other 2 with ois, there seems to be a problem with the ois not working ok with eis or not working at all, not sure if is the same case with the 5 but I hope it gets fixed with software updates, Sony always have had great stabilization even when they only use eis.

[@brucebanner3566]

@@itsmrdante6274 it's because xperia phones are for purists that like to do the processing themselves. If you know what you are doing, you can always have amazing pictures. If you do not, then there's always pixels, iphones, and galaxies.

[@itsmrdante6274]

@@brucebanner3566 that's true. I found the iPhone really good with photos this year tho. Great quality. I really wish it has manual mode that I could've tested because that camera set up is packing

[@Govt.Of_Wakanda]

Human eyes 👀 love saturation and contrast

[@rethalee845]

True that. Its looks appealing to the eye

[@jaygopinath1694]

@@rethalee845 YEAH THE SONY DOSE

[@asdgeorge7]

Very good video. Sony is by far better on photos. Samsung photos are so fake insta style. But on video Sammy does better job.better Dr and amazing stability even on 4k .

[@lovemademan]

Sony have Camera Pro so manual mode is needed for best filming experience.

[@parlmc]

agree. also feels like the Sony is especially lazy tackling the exposition changes, which is quite distracting in addition to the relative lack in stabilization in comparison with the Note

[@blackoctopus5182]

With Xperia 5 it looks like they actually improved the software and image processing especially for night shots

[@burning_buddha]

Watching on my Xperia 1 :-)

[@mariandamaschin2050]

Sony is better 😉

[@AliKhan-yx1dy]

I used say that not no more 🙄🤣

[@crypto.q1600]

Sony overexpose and underexpose all images! problem existed since Xperia Z!

[@itsmebeyonder]

Love the Note 10 video recording capability. It absorb more light, makes the video more pleasing.

[@tinashesibanda1170]

anyone paying attention to the audio tracks? Absolutely amazing 👌🏾

[@Uciinnn]

I did

[@israelornelasavila9795]

Nice video, i love how sony handles the narural colors. For night shots i always use manual settings to keep cold photos 'cause i don't like that warm effect, i'd like to see the improvements of the camera directly vs the xperia 1. Thanks for the video

[@WhatGear]

Especially in night mode it's too warm. I think it is capable of better

[@nilloviz]

Xperia 1 Vs Xperia 5 could be interesting. Any difference at all?

[@patiunus8542]

Sony bad in Dynamic Range.

[@Usama-Tanoli]

one thing is missing is portrait shorts

[@norahriddhientertainment9027]

Sony is still struggling with stabilization especially in 4K

[@Yusukeleon]

Bet how many money do the marketing put in those describer's pocket ?

[@NeerajKumar-oz1kw]

You are right

[@teguhkasiani5439]

Dynamic range & low light = Samsung Colour & Daylight = Sony

[@zex450]

Daylight with an overexposed sky. Yeah right...

[@kloaking]

For videos are you using hdr on the xperia? Because its the only thing that i see way better on the Note, the dinamic range on videos is definitely not good on the xperia and i would like to know if using hdr for videos does help with that as it does with photos.

[@WhatGear]

I actually didn't use the HDR on the video comparison segment. Hindsight is 2020 In hindsight should have. Let's hope in 2020 sent add auto HDR.

[@YgorCortes]

@@WhatGear the Note 10 can also shoot HDR videos, it would be very nice if you did a comparison between Sony's and Samsung's HDR video.

[@jayj9278]

8:26 awesome!!!

[@danielxbox28]

Sony has really stepped up thier game. Wait till thier next premium..... Why arnt more youtubers showing this !!

[@WhatGear]

I hope they bring auto HDR, night mode & macro mode on the next one 🤞

[@Ben_117]

When will the next premium be released? I was thinking of getting this phone but not so sure now

[@0Tkr8]

With samsung, you end up with a photo with bright sunlight even when the sun is covered by clouds.

[@ALPHA-ky4sk]

You are one of the most Genuine KZbin Phone reviewers brother. Keep up the awesome work! Btw which phone out of Xperia 5 & Note 10 would ya buy if given a choice? I am personally looking forward to getting the Xperia 1, absolutely fell in love with it's Unique Looks & Personality after I checked it out in person.

[@m.h.samrat7063]

Sony has more fans,less user😉 Btw,sony does brilliant job!

[@simaclan]

Haha. You r right.

[@The-Heart-Will-Testify]

Dedicated fans lol, most Sony users love the phones and use it for the longest, Samsung phones fall apart easy...Sony users are small but 99% of their users are fans

[@m.h.samrat7063]

@@The-Heart-Will-Testify exactly

[@buddy1065]

Just hope the X5 does not overheat when recording video as was the case with 2 reviewers and my own experience using the X1. Sold mine and am happy with my Note 10+ which has not overheated yet. Great review and both phone cams have their pros and cons. Important to remember they are both great devices.

[@dameera9199]

is the X5 better then?

[@victorrumyantsev3718]

X5 and Note10 are pretty close. Considering that Note10 is a way better phone which kills Xperia in number of presented features and also Xperia availability issue, Note10 is the winner.

[@itsmrdante6274]

I really think Samsung makes the worst Android devices on the market. The Note 10+ is better than the Xperia 5 of course. It's not the greatest of Sony this year, it should be compared to the 10, but compared to the Xperia 1? Sony is definitely better

[@victorrumyantsev3718]

@@itsmrdante6274 Your first sentence is just Sony fanboy bs, we both know it :). Note10 completely destroys X1 and X5 on number of features. And Sony's mistake on putting the worst old school fingerprint sensor I've ever seen is not acceptable on $1k device. Lack of wireless charging which Sony used to have on their phones for years is ridiculous. Camera quality is pretty much the same.

[@itsmrdante6274]

@@victorrumyantsev3718 My first sentence is as clear as the sun. Samsung is the worst company to me. Stupid One UI, starts lagging after 6 months to a year compared to other phones, battery draining issues after 3 months when your apps settle on the device, and it's just so bland and looks ugly as fuck with a stupid punch hole in your display. So you're just a Samsung fanboy

[@firdanjulian8277]

@@itsmrdante6274 lagging after 6 month? LOL. My s8 plus still smooth after 1.5 year. You just sony fanboy

[@itsmrdante6274]

@@firdanjulian8277 I literally had the S8+ like 4 months ago. And it was having stupid hiccups and slow downs like an idiot. You are the fan boy here

[@aeon4901]

The Note is better for casual use and video stabilisation. The Xperia has the most potential if the camera app is used properly. I have the Xperia 1 and I've learned to use manual even in regular shots which aren't that challenging and I get very good results.

[@questionthis4417]

The Sony shots look more DSLR like especially when it comes to background blur. For example in the Sony A7 shot the X5 took a real life shot of what your eyes would see if you was looking at the camera. Where is the Samsung put everything in focus taking away from the subject of importance. I suppose being a photographer gives me a different way of looking at photos. Some may agree some may disagree.

[@ASVESTAS23]

Why no HDR in Sony videos?

[@WhatGear]

I'm planning on doing an Xperia video test video in the future...if Sony ever actually loan me a device...apologies for not doing it in this one.

[@ASVESTAS23]

@@WhatGear Even though you did that exclusive upload to test sony's performance against note 10's using the manual HDR in photos, you just neglected to do the same for the videos part. That doesn't make sense! It seems though, that xperia 5 gets some top notch fotos proving the majority of youtubers wrong!

[@MrPeteyb7]

It almost seems like every reviewer want to disqualify Sony at every turn. Good review.

[@RMPRABU-mz2sq]

iam india at tamil nadu i like sony

[@synak1538]

Sony for pictures and samsung for videos 😛

[@randomdude3472]

Sony Lens On Samsung(with natural Pics) is Legendary They should Collab

[@inisayaiz6542]

wich one sony on the left side or on the right side

[@christaylor5300]

I'm watching on my Xperia 5...now is it my phone or the video recording???.....Your using the Xperia 5 at the start and the lip sync is out?? Is it an issue? I was thinking my handset was playing up when I first got it.....but is it a genuine issue??

[@vladmorosanu]

You need to get a Samsung! :)))

[@robwightman6357]

The video on the note is ahead how people say it isn't

[@WhySeeF]

I wonder if u had tried manual focus on sony macro photo

[@sharafalisharafali6961]

Super video. Best camera sony..❤️

[@99ron30]

Sony=Real life natural photos, Samsung=Nice looking but fantasy photos.

[@omegadrake6119]

Sony known for making the best cameras

[@RennieAsh]

The Sony generally has a more natural camera look, perhaps lacks absolute HDR capability and consistency in some areas. Samsung photos can look good, like the first one, but then can also bring an oversaturated and processed photo with too much lightening of shadows etc. Samsung video in auto seems more usable. I'd like to see if using the cinema pro app on Sony would help with dynamic range. Unfortunately it will still have stabilisation issues. For natural photos, Sony. For ready made shots, probably Samsung. If there is a way to force 1.5 aperture in the daylight you could get defocusing blur like the Sony (it has 1.6 aperture).

[@dhs7279]

Dont know why stabilization on the 5 is not working well as what my xperia Z5 does

[@WhatGear]

I'm not sure either. Maybe an update rolled out in tour region earlier than the UK

[@itsmrdante6274]

Because you have to turn it on manually and it's software based stabilization so the Note is always gonna win this one. Sony need to switch to OIS soon.

[@dhs7279]

Yeah i know its manual on sony yet i didnt turn it on

[@itsmrdante6274]

@@dhs7279 stabilization was the best on the Sony before companies started using OIS. When the other companies used OIS tho, the Sony started looking outdated. They need to upgrade their stabilization and just use the market standard.

[@dhs7279]

@itsmrdante you’re definitely right and the thing is Sony want to apply that standards on their flagships or not as their stabilization on alpha is the best i would say

[@AndreaVentura]

Note 10 night mode Will never be as good as Sony (or as P30 pro). The reason is simple: ISO range with sony goes to 3200 ISO range with Samsung goes to 800 It means that Sony captures 4 times more light than the Samsung. Thus, to capture the same light, exposure is shorter for Sony (1/4 of the Samsung time). Thus, Sony has more chances to get a sharper photo or to get brighter photos in darker environments. P30 pro iso range goes up to 409600. It is 128 Times more sensitive than the Xperia, 512 times more sensitive than note 10. Are we still questioning who is the winner? Before judging which phone is better, reviewers should first take some photography lessons. Also: the real quality can be checked in the imagine data in the raw file, not in the jpg version of the picture..

[@bradleyconcepcion1500]

If someone is going to take photography lessons why bother learning it just for a phone? May as well buy a whole DSLR/Mirrorless camera. This is a comparison of the phones auto modes which most consumers will be shooting in. (Not a surprising answer though people using Sony will always find a way to " win ") Sent on an Xperia XZ1.

[@naimeshirou9734]

Both phone is great. Both with different style. I go with Sony here. Natural color is better

[@PinoM]

I'll never understand why Sony has so many fanboys on KZbin. But it's nice to see that they made some improvements. Hope next time they have auto HDR finally, cause it improves almost every shot on Sony phones. and they need good portrait modes.

[@shawelz7405]

Both are good but Note 10 is à bit better. I prefer the natural rendering of the Xperia and I hope Sony will continue like this especially on 4K stabilization and correct brightness because it is on the right track

[@blender_wiki]

Sony is better on any aspect for serious/pro usage specially for video. Add a cheap gimbal to the Xperia 5 and you have the perfect smartphone video setup. NB on my xperia macro is great and I don't have any problem focusing.

[@YashTheGamer-q8e]

I love sony love natural colour photos

[@ASmith-vl2km]

Is the Xperia 5 good at capturing pictures(i.e. a fast shooter) of moving objects(e.g. a toddler, cat, dog) >=90% of the time blurry free?

[@alexmh6131]

it is soooo difficult to choose a winner here. Sony just seems to have a more natural look, whilst the samsung has much sharper images during daylight shots. I think if were talking cinematography, you kind of have to give it to sony, wich is a shame because i have the note 10 already :/

[@randomesteven3935]

On the first Pic alone. In the 100% zoom, you could actually see the bottom left fern tottaly smudged in the Samsung. Definitely not an effect of the bokeh as there's no separation..

[@janakeshworlaishram9303]

I want natural colour on the sony

[@festuzsheneni9868]

Please, apart from Google Pixel, which other phone or phones have dedicated night mode?

[@deloresgarrett8578]

Sony has far greater photo images shots

[@mariokoti7970]

Sony is better in photos, maybe Note 10 can offer more details in shadow and the video in Note are amazing. But i prefer the color in photos shooting by Sony.

[@irgendwerlecker8468]

Both are good but I going with the Note 10. It looks like it has better Video Stabilization.

[@vanshsingh970]

Hdr photos on sony are amazing😮

[@kornenator]

Is there a way to shoot photos on the Sony without that constant background blur though?

[@Yusukeleon]

Still Xperia

[@teretere9853]

Samsung Galaxy note 10 beats Sony in video has more stabilization also in the photo beats Sony

[@gfheiko2375]

Der hat das sony handy massiv gewackelt deswegen diese starken ruckler!!

[@tubeyoukcl]

Is the camera app od sony fast and userfriendly? Pictures are better but i heard the app is not fast but a bit laggy

[@lucasanfilippo5877]

SONY IS THE BEST 💖🖤

[@ks-bg5uk]

On the mushroom shot, just tap the mushroom on the sony screen. it will shift focus on the mushroom not on the twig.

[@YgorCortes]

Sony's dynamic range is so SO bad, even with HDR forced on. And on top of that their auto mode is extremely inefficient. I really hope Sony improves their computational photography!

[@ilyamargulis6368]

Their dynamic rabge is good. Samsung over processes their photos to the point they look highly unnatural.

[@YgorCortes]

@@ilyamargulis6368 the dynamic is literally not good. You lose a lot of details in the highlights and shadows. Having more dynamic range doesn't have to make the image less natural (quite the contrary actually, since our eyes can see a very wide dynamic range)

[@minovulpio176]

Sony Xperia 5 Wins the Battle , very Natural and Sharp photos, congratulation Sony Xperia !!!

[@DarikanX]

Note 10 if you like filters or anything that modify the photo by force to make it look the best, Xperia 5 if you want to capture real world and its real colors.

[@swryu5364]

I'm a korean. i reckon sony has better color, samsung has too strong color. however in terms of videos, note10's ois did great job. sony xperia has nice design and i think it is better than note10. plus sony don't need sim pin for take out sim tray which is super handy. samsung provide a/s service not only korean stock but also foreign and international version. while it is so difficult to fine sony service center, sony doesn't provide repair service to foreign, international stock.

[@bartooo8592]

What's the song?

[@theSFCchannel]

First up, David from Btekt is one solid dude! He has also been kind enough to show off some of my photos with the Xperia 1. Since the note 10+ is a MUCH higher price bracket then the Xperia 5, then a case could be made for the Sony bei g the winner..... If only Sony could sort out the 4K Stabilisation. I would say that is a fair review.

[@deadworms]

I think the note used the f2.4 aperture hence, the less shallower depth of field

[@altnjakgerilim357]

sony king of the detail

[@cristian7599]

En la noche el xperia 5 parece más nítido. En el día el xperia 5 tira para los amarillos. Pero apaga la fotografía o es como si le metiera un filtro oscuro y las sombras son muy contrastadas. Quema o sobreexpone el cielo. En fotoa y vídeos el trabajo del HDR parece errático. El note 10 es más balanceado en muchas ocasiones.

[@tkmusic1744]

I prefer Sony's natural photos but what is up with the jerky image "stabilisation" on video?

[@RennieAsh]

They seem to have lost some of the ability because of dropping the megapixels from 20 to 12 - less space on the sensor for the 4k rectangle to move around in. They need a more optimised stabilisation now

[@vladmorosanu]

@@RennieAsh Their stabilization was always bad.

[@RennieAsh]

Vlad Morosanu not like this. It was actually pretty smooth EIS on previous phones. Eg. The front cam shows how it used to be

[@buttzone974]

Xperia dynamic range always down ?

[@user-mq5pi7xn7w]

Looks like steadyshot on Sony hasn't been activated yet, I'm using Xperia Z5 it's still pretty stable

[@zex450]

8:58 Manual HDR makes waay too much noise as I can see, and Xperia 5 images just have a very poor HDR balance. I was a hardcore Sony fanboy, but these are just one of many reasons why I switched to Samsung.

[@pavannaik8682]

Do u like samsung images.....its adding more colours.. sony produce the natural colours... thats why i switched to sony from smsng

[@zex450]

@@pavannaik8682 Not really. If you take the images in RAW format you'll get a natural looking image. Samsung AI is better than Sony's, but both phones can make natural images.

[@pavannaik8682]

@@zex450 s...previous Sony mobiles struggle to produce detailed images in low light...but Xperia1 and 5 are best..they maintain colour and detailed in low light...and Sony is best to take the images in manual mode and and auto mode...in heavy light ...Samsung adding more coloured photo..that's very different from real images..

[@zex450]

@@pavannaik8682 Oh...i've seen "how sony has changed" 😂 Already watched tons of tests, comparations and reviews on DXoMark and similar. I'm afraid that's not the case. Xperia 1 and Xperia 5 are still behind the competition. Their HDR is just horrible and images are quite noisy when cropping. They also struggle with sharpness, exposure and image stabilization on video recording. Samsung takes natural photos if you disable AI and use RAW format.

[@azeemmuhammad3892]

Nice video man.This time sony camera did great job for android phone. But samsung is better package overall especially in low light quality photos & the video stablization is noticebelly smoother.

[@beastkut]

Do the cinema pro app tutorial for your next video

[@TheSkyrimInquisitor]

I honestly only came to see how my future phone's cam will be like, I see I will be spending more time in nature thanks to it

[@ps9117]

It's almost chemical some Samsung pictures,, radioactive glowing

[@ponextify]

Xperia 5 looked better when i watch your videos on my tv

[@mustafamohammad7488]

Xperia 1 vs xperia 5 will be great

[@pt020]

I will take the Sony.

[@cherub0nyx]

the 720,1080,4k test sure win for samsung, wow the sony was struggling so much

[@MikaelMurstam]

I bought the Xperia 5 ^_^

[@mimimi7387]

How was the battery? How many hours you get till the phone is in low battery?

[@Wendelglitch]

I Love Sony. Is the best for me

[@CokeDrums]

Xperia has good colours reproduction, but samsung is better in dinamic range, stabilization, sharpness

[@leonwidjaya8447]

No sony no party love more

[@kaiser.watanabe]

Note 10: Social Media Photos and OIS Xperia 5: The Rest

[@peekatchu921]

The Note 10 records really nice HDR videos but they look kinda unnatural

[@nali2749]

Xperia best

[@tarasatidvaridputimate5791]

i like sony color.

[@jancarlo717]

Much better now, the blogger are neutral in comparing those two phones and let the viewers decide which of it has a better camera.