Comparing the Video Quality of the New iPhone 10s Max

Hey guys, Max, here today to compare the video quality of the new iPhone 10s max with its predecessor, the iPhone 10. I'll start by using the selfie camera and showcasing the updated sensor and camera design that comes with the new model. As you can see, the new iPhone 10s max has a significant upgrade in terms of dynamic range, which translates to better video quality. This is especially noticeable when shooting at 4K resolution.

When I switch to the wide lens, the difference between the two phones becomes even more apparent. The new iPhone 10s max has a slight edge in terms of detail and color reproduction, particularly in scenes with complex lighting. I've cropped this shot to give you a better look at the differences. As you can see, the new phone is able to capture more details and colors that are lost on the older model.

Moving on to the telephoto lens, it's clear that both phones have made significant strides in autofocus technology. However, when it comes to shooting with a face involved, the difference between the two becomes even more pronounced. The iPhone 10s max is able to switch focus to my face almost instantly, while the older model struggles to lock onto my features until several frames later.

One notable feature of the new iPhone 10s max is its ability to record stereo audio. This means that music and sounds will be coming from different speakers on either side of your ears, creating a more immersive listening experience. However, it's worth noting that this feature was already available on the older model, albeit in a slightly different form.

When I switch back to shooting 4K at 30fps, the dynamic range difference between the two phones becomes even more apparent. The new iPhone 10s max is able to capture more detail and color, while the older model struggles to keep up. However, when slowing down the footage to 4k at 60fps, the differences are somewhat mitigated.

Another significant improvement of the new iPhone 10s max is its ability to record at a higher frame rate, specifically 1080p at 240fps. This allows for smoother slow-motion footage and more detailed playback. I've recorded this clip at 4k at 30fps and slowed it down to showcase the difference in detail and color.

When shooting in low-light conditions, the new iPhone 10s max is able to capture significantly more detail and color than the older model. The increased dynamic range allows for a wider range of tonal values, resulting in a more pleasing image. One notable example is when I've pointed the camera at the painting on the wall near the lamp, which would otherwise be blown out by the bright light.

As you can see, the new iPhone 10s max has made significant strides in terms of video quality compared to its predecessor. With improved dynamic range, better autofocus, and enhanced slow-motion capabilities, this phone is sure to impress even the most discerning videographers. Whether shooting in bright or low-light conditions, the new iPhone 10s max delivers top-notch video quality that's hard to match.

In addition to these technical improvements, it's also worth noting that the camera design has been updated with a more modern look and feel. The overall build quality is improved, making for a more comfortable shooting experience.

Overall, the new iPhone 10s max is an excellent upgrade to the video capabilities of its predecessor. With its impressive dynamic range, better autofocus, and enhanced slow-motion features, this phone is sure to please even the most demanding videographers. Whether you're a professional or just starting out with mobile photography, this phone is definitely worth considering.

In conclusion, the new iPhone 10s max has clearly demonstrated significant improvements in video quality compared to its predecessor. With its advanced camera design and impressive technical capabilities, this phone is sure to become a go-to device for anyone looking to take their mobile photography to the next level.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys max today we are comparing the video quality of the brand new iPhone 10s max which has the same camera as iPhone 10s - the iPhone 10 now I'm starting off using the selfie cameras and the new iPhone 10s and 10's Macs have an updated sensor and camera design along with 1080p at 60 frames per second now which the old one didn't have an apple talked a lot about the smart HDR features in the camera and those do also translate to video as long as you're not shooting 4k 60 or 60 FPS as you guys can see right here we have much better at dynamic range with the new iPhone 10s max and you guys can also compare the audio quality for yourselves and now I switch the iPhone 10s Max's selfie camera continue to be at 60 frames per second where the iPhone 10 is still at 30 the maximum it could do and as you can tell the dynamic range so here we are shooting 4k 30 with the wide lens and there's a couple of things you'll notice first of all there's more detail on the 10s max and there's better dynamic range as well as you can see there's better color reproduction in the sky same with this shot as well there's more detail on the 10s max in the iPhone 10 isn't able to get that color in the sky here I cropped in 200% to give you a better look at the difference in this shot we switch to the telephoto lens and you can instantly see how much more detail there is as you can see both phones are able to autofocus incredibly quickly however we did see a huge difference when there's a face involved it's pretty hard to tell what's going on in these clips so let's look at it frame by frame as you can see the trees are in the background the Tenace max was able to switch focus to my face almost instantly while the 10 was still focused on the background it wasn't until this point that the 10 locked in focus at this point we can see that both bones are locked in on the background and just like that the 10s max has focused on the face and the 10 is still on the background so the new iPhone 10 s and 10 max have stereo recording unlike the iPhone 10 now I don't know if you guys can hear this but there should be some music in your right ear and I'm talking from the left so it should be separating it whereas on the iPhone 10 is really coming from both sides in the settings if you'd like to do that even though the iPhone 10 already had optical image stabilization as you can see the tennis max has greatly improved in this shot we also noticed the better stabilization and here we notice better detail in the leaves in much better color reproduction in the grass now let's look at some slow-motion this is the original shot at 4k 30 we already see better dynamic range on the 10s max the story is exactly the same but slowed down 4k 60 you can see much better detail in contrast in the rocks and finally here's 1080p at 240 frames per second there's a massive difference in dynamic range in detail here's perhaps an even bigger difference shot in low-light as you can see the painting on the iPhone 10 is a little bit blown out in the hot spot from the lamp is much larger there's also quite a bit less noise as well so the dynamic range differences are obvious in low-light as well now here's a front-facing selfie video we can see that the tennis Max's camera is slightly more zoomed in than before there's also more detail that's apparent when you look at the hair and finally the white balance is better as well here's a nighttime shot this is probably the most obvious display in dynamic range differences you can get after cropping in you can easily read the comfort ensign on the tennis max on the 10 it's completely blown out and all of the blue has turned to overexposed white and if you look at the shadows they're just as bright on the 10s max so based off the massive video quality differences in this video it's obvious that the 10s and 10's max got a pretty serious camera upgrade thanks for watching guys we've got a photo comparison coming up really soon so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on that and let us know what you thought about this comparison in the comments section below if you enjoy this video like it and hit that subscribe button also check out a price guide which makes it extremely easy to find the best deals and Apple products updated daily be sure to follow us on social media and we'll see you in the next videohey guys max today we are comparing the video quality of the brand new iPhone 10s max which has the same camera as iPhone 10s - the iPhone 10 now I'm starting off using the selfie cameras and the new iPhone 10s and 10's Macs have an updated sensor and camera design along with 1080p at 60 frames per second now which the old one didn't have an apple talked a lot about the smart HDR features in the camera and those do also translate to video as long as you're not shooting 4k 60 or 60 FPS as you guys can see right here we have much better at dynamic range with the new iPhone 10s max and you guys can also compare the audio quality for yourselves and now I switch the iPhone 10s Max's selfie camera continue to be at 60 frames per second where the iPhone 10 is still at 30 the maximum it could do and as you can tell the dynamic range so here we are shooting 4k 30 with the wide lens and there's a couple of things you'll notice first of all there's more detail on the 10s max and there's better dynamic range as well as you can see there's better color reproduction in the sky same with this shot as well there's more detail on the 10s max in the iPhone 10 isn't able to get that color in the sky here I cropped in 200% to give you a better look at the difference in this shot we switch to the telephoto lens and you can instantly see how much more detail there is as you can see both phones are able to autofocus incredibly quickly however we did see a huge difference when there's a face involved it's pretty hard to tell what's going on in these clips so let's look at it frame by frame as you can see the trees are in the background the Tenace max was able to switch focus to my face almost instantly while the 10 was still focused on the background it wasn't until this point that the 10 locked in focus at this point we can see that both bones are locked in on the background and just like that the 10s max has focused on the face and the 10 is still on the background so the new iPhone 10 s and 10 max have stereo recording unlike the iPhone 10 now I don't know if you guys can hear this but there should be some music in your right ear and I'm talking from the left so it should be separating it whereas on the iPhone 10 is really coming from both sides in the settings if you'd like to do that even though the iPhone 10 already had optical image stabilization as you can see the tennis max has greatly improved in this shot we also noticed the better stabilization and here we notice better detail in the leaves in much better color reproduction in the grass now let's look at some slow-motion this is the original shot at 4k 30 we already see better dynamic range on the 10s max the story is exactly the same but slowed down 4k 60 you can see much better detail in contrast in the rocks and finally here's 1080p at 240 frames per second there's a massive difference in dynamic range in detail here's perhaps an even bigger difference shot in low-light as you can see the painting on the iPhone 10 is a little bit blown out in the hot spot from the lamp is much larger there's also quite a bit less noise as well so the dynamic range differences are obvious in low-light as well now here's a front-facing selfie video we can see that the tennis Max's camera is slightly more zoomed in than before there's also more detail that's apparent when you look at the hair and finally the white balance is better as well here's a nighttime shot this is probably the most obvious display in dynamic range differences you can get after cropping in you can easily read the comfort ensign on the tennis max on the 10 it's completely blown out and all of the blue has turned to overexposed white and if you look at the shadows they're just as bright on the 10s max so based off the massive video quality differences in this video it's obvious that the 10s and 10's max got a pretty serious camera upgrade thanks for watching guys we've got a photo comparison coming up really soon so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on that and let us know what you thought about this comparison in the comments section below if you enjoy this video like it and hit that subscribe button also check out a price guide which makes it extremely easy to find the best deals and Apple products updated daily be sure to follow us on social media and we'll see you in the next video\n"