The Nexus 6p has a camera that is not as great as you can see I tried a lot then also the picture is out of focus but when I use a third party app, such as A to Z or Camera Ino, see the results here. If you want better controls and Bou FX, I would suggest using a third-party app rather than the default stock camera app.

Recording this sample video with the Nexus 6p rear-facing camera at 1080p, the Nexus 6p does not have Optical image stabilization but at 1080p it has electronic image stabilization so do let me know in the comments what do you feel about the video recording at 1080p with this uh Nexus 6p. I'll just walk to give you an idea how is the stabilization and we'll also record a small sample video in 4k also in the later part of the video recording this video at the highest resolution possible that is 4K with this Nexus uh 6p and I'm just going to walk again and again.

It does not have any Optical stabilization at 1080p it has electronic stabilization so if you move around it's a good idea to keep it at 1080p uh but this is the sample footage at 4K and let me just walk back now and there is a little bit of wind so this should give you an idea about the 4K video recording with the Nexus 6p. Recording this sample footage with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and as you can see this is in outdoor conditions I'll also record a small sample in indoor lighting conditions.

In the later part of the video, now moving to pictures taken in semi-indoor conditions here also the Nexus 6p actually did a very good job compared to other smartphones as you can see the pictures come out to be really good also in very low lighting conditions the Nexus 6p actually excelled. These are some of the pictures taken in very low lighting and as you can see they came out very good.

Now let's see how this Nexus 6p compares to the Note 5 in completely artificial lighting conditions as you can see uh both these pictures were taken in artificial lighting conditions and I feel again the Nexus 6p did a far better job compared to the Galaxy Note 5 in artificial and low lighting conditions. Now these pictures were taken with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and again here also the front-facing camera performance is very good also in artificial lighting and in indoor lighting.

The front-facing camera does a good job. Recording this sample footage in indoor lighting and this isn't completely artificial Lighting in my office and I have just one tube light switched on let me actually switch on one more light and this is with two lights so this should give you an idea about the video recording with the front facing camera of the Nexus 6p in completely artificial lighting conditions.

So what do I feel about the camera on this Nexus 6p. I have to say the camera on this Nexus 6p is very good thanks to that uh what do you say larger pixels uh and it's actually a c camera sensor by Sony That was supposed to be used on the point and shoot cameras no wonder it's doing a very good job but again the biggest lacking thing with this Nexus uh uh 6p is the camera software.

I have to say the camera software is holding it back. But again if you use some third-party camera apps for example I particularly like this A to Z camera or even uh this camera Ino uh you can overcome some of the what do you say limitations of the stock camera app and it does offer us a lot of manual option uh in situations where you have a lot of control.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is Ranjit and I have this Nexus 6p with me and in this video we'll be doing the camera review the rear facing camera is actually a 12.3 megapix shooter and it also has dual LED flash whereas the front-facing camera is the 8 megapixel shooter and I've taken a lot of pictures and videos with this Nexus 6p and I'll show you all of them later on um but before that let me show you the camera interface and I also took some uh pictures with this Note 5 rear facing camera so we'll compare that to see how well it does compared to the Note 5 and by default I would say uh the camera app is again very basic on this uh Nexus 6p as you can see uh we have this tap to focus but one thing that I have noticed with this tap to focus is that if the objects are a little bit further it does very good in terms of focusing but if the objects are very close uh sort of macro shots then the focusing can behav and I would suggest that you can fix that with some thirdparty camera apps I'll show you them later on with samples how effective they can be but this is the default camera app and you have this photos sphere Panorama a lens blur and the basic mode and if you go to the settings in resolution as you can see uh by default it be in 4x3 ratio that's the full resolution but if you want to go to Wi screen it scales down to 8.3 map and regarding the front facing camera it's a 8 map shoot regarding video it can record video up to 4K I'll show you the samples later on uh but I would say that if you move around keep it at 1080p because at 1080p it has electronic image stabilization uh this Nexus 6p does not have any Optical image stabilization but even without that it does a decent job in my opinion and so this is the camera interface and we have this Auto HDR mode here uh uh by default it will be on the auto HDR mode but I would say just enable this HDR Plus plus because I've noticed that the pictures that we take with the HDR plus come out to be the best even in artificial lighting and low lighting conditions the pictures come out to be really uh good uh so I'll actually now show you the sample shot so that you can judge the camera performance these pictures were shot with the rear facing camera of the Nexus 6p in outdoor conditions and as you can see in outdoor conditions the Nexus 6p does a very good job but let's see how it compares to the Galaxy Note 5 so here are the sample pictures between the Nexus 6p and the Note 5 taken in exactly the same conditions in auto mode Note 5 pictures are a bit more Overexposed for macro shots the default camera app on the Nexus 6p is not that great as you can see I tried a lot then also the picture is out of focus but when I use a third party app see the results here I use the third party camera app that is known as a to z so if you want better Bou FX and control I would suggest use a third party app rather than the default stock camera app recording this sample video with the Nexus 6piece rear facing camera at 1080p the Nexus 6p does not have Optical image stabilization but at 1080p it has electronic image stabilization so do let me know in the comments what do you feel about the video recording at 1080p with this uh Nexus 6p I'll just walk to give you an idea how is the stabilization and we'll also record a small Sample video in 4k also in the later part of the video recording this video at the highest resolution possible that is 4K with this Nexus uh 6p and I'm just going to walk again and again it does not have any Optical stabilization uh at 1080p it has electronic stabilization so if you move around it's a good idea to keep it at 1080p uh but this is the sample footage at 4K and let me just walk back now and there is a little bit of wind so this should give you an idea about the 4K video recording with the Nexus 6p recording this sample footage with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and as you can see this is in outdoor conditions I'll also record a small sample in indoor lighting conditions in the later part of the video now now moving to pictures taken in semi-indoor conditions here also the Nexus 6p actually did a very good job compared to other smartphones as you can see the pictures come out to be really good also in very low lighting conditions the Nexus 6p actually excelled these are some of the pictures taken in very low lighting and as you can see they came out very good now let's see how this Nexus 6p compares to the Note 5 in completely artificial lighting conditions as you can see uh both these pictures were taken in artificial lighting conditions and I feel again the Nexus 6p did a far better job compared to the Galaxy Note 5 in artificial and low lighting conditions now these pictures were taken with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and again here also the front-facing camera performance is very good also in artificial lighting and in indoor lighting the front-facing camera does a good job now recording this sample footage in indoor lighting and this isn't completely artificial Lighting in my office and I have just one tube light switched on let me actually switch on one more light and this is with two lights so this should give you an idea about the video recording with the front facing camera of the Nexus 6p in completely artificial lighting conditions so what do I feel about the camera on this Nexus 6p I have to say the camera on this Nexus 6p is very good thanks to that uh what do you say larger pixels uh and it's actually a c camera sensor by Sony That was supposed to be used on the point and shoot cameras no wonder it's doing a very good job but again the biggest lacking thing with this Nexus uh uh 6p is the camera software I have to say the camera software is holding it back but again if you use some third partyy camera apps for example I particularly like this A to Z camera or even uh this camera Ingo uh you can overcome some of the what do you say limitations of the stock camera app and it does offer us a lot of manual option uh in situations where you have a lot of control I would say use third party apps like a to z camera or this camera Ino they do offer a lot more options and control so overall I would say the camera performance was very good and in fact in artificial lighting and in low lighting conditions uh the pictures that we took with this Nexus 6p rear facing camera were definitely better than the note 5's camera so if you are a person who takes a lot of pictures in indoor lighting and artificial lighting I would say uh you'll be very happy with the camera performance of this Nexus 6p but again make sure that you install some of the third party camera apps because the default app is very lacking I'll also be posting the full depth review for this Nexus 6p very soon so stay tuned to my channel and if you're not subscribed hit that subscribe button thanks for watching this is ran and I hope to see you in my next videohi there this is Ranjit and I have this Nexus 6p with me and in this video we'll be doing the camera review the rear facing camera is actually a 12.3 megapix shooter and it also has dual LED flash whereas the front-facing camera is the 8 megapixel shooter and I've taken a lot of pictures and videos with this Nexus 6p and I'll show you all of them later on um but before that let me show you the camera interface and I also took some uh pictures with this Note 5 rear facing camera so we'll compare that to see how well it does compared to the Note 5 and by default I would say uh the camera app is again very basic on this uh Nexus 6p as you can see uh we have this tap to focus but one thing that I have noticed with this tap to focus is that if the objects are a little bit further it does very good in terms of focusing but if the objects are very close uh sort of macro shots then the focusing can behav and I would suggest that you can fix that with some thirdparty camera apps I'll show you them later on with samples how effective they can be but this is the default camera app and you have this photos sphere Panorama a lens blur and the basic mode and if you go to the settings in resolution as you can see uh by default it be in 4x3 ratio that's the full resolution but if you want to go to Wi screen it scales down to 8.3 map and regarding the front facing camera it's a 8 map shoot regarding video it can record video up to 4K I'll show you the samples later on uh but I would say that if you move around keep it at 1080p because at 1080p it has electronic image stabilization uh this Nexus 6p does not have any Optical image stabilization but even without that it does a decent job in my opinion and so this is the camera interface and we have this Auto HDR mode here uh uh by default it will be on the auto HDR mode but I would say just enable this HDR Plus plus because I've noticed that the pictures that we take with the HDR plus come out to be the best even in artificial lighting and low lighting conditions the pictures come out to be really uh good uh so I'll actually now show you the sample shot so that you can judge the camera performance these pictures were shot with the rear facing camera of the Nexus 6p in outdoor conditions and as you can see in outdoor conditions the Nexus 6p does a very good job but let's see how it compares to the Galaxy Note 5 so here are the sample pictures between the Nexus 6p and the Note 5 taken in exactly the same conditions in auto mode Note 5 pictures are a bit more Overexposed for macro shots the default camera app on the Nexus 6p is not that great as you can see I tried a lot then also the picture is out of focus but when I use a third party app see the results here I use the third party camera app that is known as a to z so if you want better Bou FX and control I would suggest use a third party app rather than the default stock camera app recording this sample video with the Nexus 6piece rear facing camera at 1080p the Nexus 6p does not have Optical image stabilization but at 1080p it has electronic image stabilization so do let me know in the comments what do you feel about the video recording at 1080p with this uh Nexus 6p I'll just walk to give you an idea how is the stabilization and we'll also record a small Sample video in 4k also in the later part of the video recording this video at the highest resolution possible that is 4K with this Nexus uh 6p and I'm just going to walk again and again it does not have any Optical stabilization uh at 1080p it has electronic stabilization so if you move around it's a good idea to keep it at 1080p uh but this is the sample footage at 4K and let me just walk back now and there is a little bit of wind so this should give you an idea about the 4K video recording with the Nexus 6p recording this sample footage with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and as you can see this is in outdoor conditions I'll also record a small sample in indoor lighting conditions in the later part of the video now now moving to pictures taken in semi-indoor conditions here also the Nexus 6p actually did a very good job compared to other smartphones as you can see the pictures come out to be really good also in very low lighting conditions the Nexus 6p actually excelled these are some of the pictures taken in very low lighting and as you can see they came out very good now let's see how this Nexus 6p compares to the Note 5 in completely artificial lighting conditions as you can see uh both these pictures were taken in artificial lighting conditions and I feel again the Nexus 6p did a far better job compared to the Galaxy Note 5 in artificial and low lighting conditions now these pictures were taken with the front-facing camera of the Nexus 6p and again here also the front-facing camera performance is very good also in artificial lighting and in indoor lighting the front-facing camera does a good job now recording this sample footage in indoor lighting and this isn't completely artificial Lighting in my office and I have just one tube light switched on let me actually switch on one more light and this is with two lights so this should give you an idea about the video recording with the front facing camera of the Nexus 6p in completely artificial lighting conditions so what do I feel about the camera on this Nexus 6p I have to say the camera on this Nexus 6p is very good thanks to that uh what do you say larger pixels uh and it's actually a c camera sensor by Sony That was supposed to be used on the point and shoot cameras no wonder it's doing a very good job but again the biggest lacking thing with this Nexus uh uh 6p is the camera software I have to say the camera software is holding it back but again if you use some third partyy camera apps for example I particularly like this A to Z camera or even uh this camera Ingo uh you can overcome some of the what do you say limitations of the stock camera app and it does offer us a lot of manual option uh in situations where you have a lot of control I would say use third party apps like a to z camera or this camera Ino they do offer a lot more options and control so overall I would say the camera performance was very good and in fact in artificial lighting and in low lighting conditions uh the pictures that we took with this Nexus 6p rear facing camera were definitely better than the note 5's camera so if you are a person who takes a lot of pictures in indoor lighting and artificial lighting I would say uh you'll be very happy with the camera performance of this Nexus 6p but again make sure that you install some of the third party camera apps because the default app is very lacking I'll also be posting the full depth review for this Nexus 6p very soon so stay tuned to my channel and if you're not subscribed hit that subscribe button thanks for watching this is ran and I hope to see you in my next video\n"