**Super Safe Style Camera Comparison: Huawei P20 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S9+**
In this video comparison, we'll take a closer look at the camera capabilities of two popular smartphones: the Huawei P20 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S9+. We'll be evaluating their performance in good light, low-light conditions, and in various modes such as selfie, portrait, and night mode. Let's dive into our hands-on experience with both devices.
**Good Light Selfie**
When it comes to selfies in good light, I was a bit of a draw between the two devices. The P20 Pro has a higher megapixel count, 40MP, compared to the S9+, which only has 14MP. However, the S9+ seems to have better dynamic range and more vibrant colors overall. As we can see in this image, the S9+ is doing a better job of maintaining the natural tones and colors of our subject.
**Low-Light Selfie**
Moving on to low-light selfies, both devices struggled to produce the best results. However, I preferred some images taken with the P20 Pro due to its Night Mode feature. When we switch back and forth between Automatic mode and Night mode, it's clear that the colors do drop in the Night mode. On the other hand, when we switch back to Auto mode, the image becomes sharper and more vibrant. If you go to 200% zoom on the P20 Pro, you can see that the image is indeed sharper, but if you compare it with the S9+, the S9+ seems to be doing a better job of maintaining the colors.
**Low-Light Comparison**
When comparing low-light selfies taken with both devices, I think the S9+ was slightly better. The P20 Pro's Night Mode does smoothen the skin, even when Beauty mode is off, but the S9+ seems to have more natural tones and a more balanced color palette.
**Selfie Camera Images**
When it comes to selfie camera images, I think both devices were good overall. However, when we compare them side by side, the P20 Pro does seem to be doing a better job of capturing the subject's face in low-light conditions. On the other hand, the S9+ seems to have more vibrant colors and a sharper image overall.
**Portrait Mode**
In portrait mode, both devices performed well. The S9+ has a better dynamic range and more stable edges, which results in a sharper image. However, the P20 Pro does seem to have a slight advantage when it comes to edge detection, especially when the subject is close to the camera.
**Night Mode**
When we switch to Night mode on both devices, you can see that the colors do drop significantly. The S9+ seems to be doing a better job of maintaining the natural tones and colors of our subject. However, if you compare the images taken with both devices in good light, it's clear that the P20 Pro does smoothen the skin even when Beauty mode is off.
**Rear Facing Camera**
When it comes to rear-facing camera performance, I think both devices were good overall. The S9+ has a better dynamic range and more vibrant colors overall, especially when compared to the P20 Pro's edge detection. However, the P20 Pro does seem to have an advantage when it comes to low-light conditions, thanks to its Night Mode feature.
**Portrait Mode Images**
In portrait mode images, I think both devices performed well. The S9+ seems to have a better dynamic range and more stable edges, but the P20 Pro does seem to capture the subject's colors more accurately.
**Night Mode Images**
When we compare night mode images taken with both devices, it's clear that the colors do drop significantly in the P20 Pro's images. However, if you look at the Reds, it's clear that the S9+ is doing a better job of maintaining the natural tones and colors.
**Video Hands-Free Recording**
When it comes to video hands-free recording, I think both devices performed well. However, when we compare them side by side, the S9+ seems to have an advantage when it comes to stabilization and audio quality. The P20 Pro does record in stereo sound, but the S9+ has automatic motion detection which makes capturing slow-motion footage much easier.
**Slow Motion**
When it comes to slow-motion recording, both devices performed well. However, when we compare them side by side, I think the S9+ was slightly better. The P20 Pro records at 960fps for a short burst, but the S9+ has automatic motion detection which makes capturing that slow-motion footage much easier.
**Overall Performance**
After putting both devices through their paces, I think it's clear that both the Huawei P20 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S9+ are capable smartphones. However, when it comes to certain areas such as portrait mode, night mode, and video hands-free recording, I prefer the S9+. The P20 Pro does seem to have an advantage in low-light conditions, but overall, I think both devices performed well.
As always, the best camera is a matter of personal preference. If you're looking for a device that can capture stunning images in good light and low-light conditions, I recommend considering the Samsung Galaxy S9+. However, if you're looking for a device with advanced features like Night Mode and Portrait mode, the Huawei P20 Pro may be worth considering.
Let me know in the comments what you think about this camera comparison!