**Camera Performance Comparison: Lenovo K6 Power vs Redmi 3S Prime**

As we take a closer look at the samples from both devices, it's clear that the Lenovo K6 Power has an edge in terms of camera performance. One of the key areas where the K6 Power excels is in its dynamic range, which results in clearer pictures with better shadow details.

In outdoor conditions, the K6 Power demonstrates a slightly better dynamic range, as evident from the picture short and outdoor conditions. The Lenovo K6 Power's camera produces very clear images, whereas the Redmi 3S Prime struggles to capture detail in the same scenes. Furthermore, when it comes to color reproduction, the K6 Power delivers a more vivid and accurate representation of colors.

In terms of depth of field and bokeh effect, both devices face similar challenges due to their lack of laser auto-focusing systems. However, the Lenovo K6 Power makes up for this with its macro and close-up capabilities, which allow it to capture crisp images even in tight spaces. On the other hand, the Redmi 3S Prime struggles with focusing in such situations, often resulting in blurry images.

One notable difference between the two devices is their color saturation levels. The Lenovo K6 Power tends to over-saturate colors slightly, making them appear more vibrant and punchy. This can be beneficial for everyday photography, but may not be ideal for more nuanced or subtle shots.

In indoor lighting conditions, both devices struggle with noise and poor sharpness. However, the Lenovo K6 Power manages to produce cleaner images with less noise, while still maintaining a slight softness in the overall image quality.

To further illustrate the camera performance difference between the two devices, let's compare a side-by-side picture of the same object taken using both cameras. The zoomed-in shot reveals that the Lenovo K6 Power has a significant edge in terms of sharpness and detail. This is particularly evident when compared to the Redmi 3S Prime, which struggles to produce similarly detailed images.

Moving on to the front-facing camera aspect of each device, it's clear that the Lenovo K6 Power produces sharper images with better zooming capabilities. However, the Redmi 3S Prime has a wider front-facing camera lens, making it easier to capture group shots or selfies with multiple people in the frame.

In terms of overall camera performance, I would say that the Lenovo K6 Power is slightly ahead of the Redmi 3S Prime. While both devices are capable of producing excellent images, the K6 Power's superior dynamic range, macro capabilities, and front-facing camera performance give it a slight edge.

However, it's essential to note that these budget-oriented cameras still have limitations compared to higher-end flagships with advanced features like laser auto-focusing systems. Despite this, the Lenovo K6 Power and Redmi 3S Prime demonstrate significant improvements in camera performance over previous generations of smartphones.

As we move forward into 2017, I expect to see more advanced features and capabilities incorporated into budget-oriented cameras. With improved autofocus systems, better image processing algorithms, and enhanced software features, these devices are likely to become even more competitive with higher-end flagships.

**Conclusion**

In conclusion, the Lenovo K6 Power and Redmi 3S Prime demonstrate impressive camera performance for their respective price points. While both devices have their strengths and weaknesses, the K6 Power's superior dynamic range, macro capabilities, and front-facing camera performance give it a slight edge in terms of overall camera performance.

I hope this article has provided you with an in-depth look at the camera performance of these budget-oriented smartphones. Stay tuned to my channel for further reviews and comparisons, including a full in-depth review of the Lenovo K6 Power and Redmi 3S Prime.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is Ranjit and in this video we'll be comparing the xiaomi redmi 3 s with the lenovo k6 power and specifically we will be comparing the camera performance the redmi 3 s prime when i reviewed i said that it had a very good camera performance but now we have the lenovo k6 power both of them have a 13 megapixel rear facing camera but when we move to front facing camera we have a 8 megapixel front facing camera on this lenovo k 6 power and Lenna was using sony sensors whereas on the redmi 3 s prime the front facing camera is a 5 megapixel shooter and i've taken a lot of sample shots in varying light conditions so that you can get a better idea which one does a better job regarding the camera settings i disabled what do you say all the HDR settings and I've kept the settings to 16 by 9 and I've set the settings to highest quality for both these devices and I did not use any pro modes for example on the lenovo k6 power the default mode was the smart mode but i disabled the smart mode so it's mostly done in auto with both these devices so let's have a closer look at the samples first let's look at the picture short and outdoor conditions again here as you can see the k6 power has a slightly better dynamic range it's very clear in this picture notice the shadowed area they are much better with the k-6 bar again in this picture also the k-6 part clearly produced a better picture with better color reproduction when it comes to depth of field bouquet effect it was difficult both these devices because both of them do not have any laser auto focusing system but it was a lot easier on the Lenovo k-6 power with the redmi 3 s prime had to take multiple shots because most of the time it came out blurry but with lenovo k6 power it was a lot easier with macro and close-up shots with redmi 3 is prime if i move very close to the object focusing was a major issue but one thing i have noticed with the lenovo k6 power is that it all saturates the color a little bit to make it look more punchier now these pictures were taken in indoor lighting conditions and there is a little bit of noise in indoor lighting conditions and as you can see again both of them have a lot of noise but the k-6 power picture is a little bit more cleaner with slight poor sharpness this is the same picture that I shot with the pixel and again as you can see these smartphones simply cannot compete with the flagships and low lighting conditions another picture taken in my office this is with the k-6 power and this is with the redmi 3 s Prime but when we zoom towards the chromecast box you can clearly see that the k-6 power is a lot more sharper both the device is severely overexposed the picture when you click the top to focus in artificial lighting conditions here I didn't use the tap to focus and clearly the k-6 power has more sharpness in this picture side by side picture of a box with a lot of text let's zoom in and see which one is sharper and again here the case X power is slightly sharper now moving to the front-facing camera that is selfies here clearly the Lenovo k-6 power has an edge the pictures are a lot more sharper but the pictures looked a lot more zoomed on the K 6 power as the front-facing camera lens is not as wide as found on the redmi 3 s so what do I feel regarding the camera performance as you have seen from the camera sample shots clearly this time the Lenovo k-6 power does a better job in most of the conditions I would say both in terms of front-facing camera as well as the rear facing camera in fact if we talk about the front facing camera the front facing camera which is were a lot sharper with the Lenovo k-6 power compared to the redmi 3 s Prime but again one thing to note is that the redmi 3 is primes front-facing camera has a wider vision so for example if you have two people in the frame it's easier to take the picture with this redmi 3 s prime whereas with the Lenovo K 6 power you have to really stretch your hands to get both the people in the frame but the pictures that we take from the Lenovo k-6 front-facing camera are definitely sharper so the clear winner in terms of camera performance I would say if we talk it's not like it's a day and night difference but again the Lenovo K 6 power does slightly better I have to say but again if you start comparing it with the higher end cameras for example some of you have asked me to compare even this Lenovo k-6 power with the Moto G 4 plus you start comparing it with some higher-end devices definitely it can't stand for example the Moto G 4 plus did better particularly with the rear facing camera because it has laser auto focusing system so needless to say both these devices are doing a very good job in terms of camera performance certainly I would say if you have would have asked me in 2015 the camera performance has certainly improved a lot in these budget oriented devices frankly now and again some of the advanced features are still missing on these budget oriented camera phones but hopefully in 2017 we'll have features like laser auto focusing system even unbudgeted Android devices so again guys I hope that you found this video helpful I have already posted the full in-depth review for this redmi 3 s prime as link will be in the YouTube show notes and I'll soon be posting my full in-depth review for the Lenovo k-6 power so stay tuned to my channel and if you're not subscribe to my youtube channel hit that subscribe button thanks for watching this is Ranjith and I hope to see you in my next videohi there this is Ranjit and in this video we'll be comparing the xiaomi redmi 3 s with the lenovo k6 power and specifically we will be comparing the camera performance the redmi 3 s prime when i reviewed i said that it had a very good camera performance but now we have the lenovo k6 power both of them have a 13 megapixel rear facing camera but when we move to front facing camera we have a 8 megapixel front facing camera on this lenovo k 6 power and Lenna was using sony sensors whereas on the redmi 3 s prime the front facing camera is a 5 megapixel shooter and i've taken a lot of sample shots in varying light conditions so that you can get a better idea which one does a better job regarding the camera settings i disabled what do you say all the HDR settings and I've kept the settings to 16 by 9 and I've set the settings to highest quality for both these devices and I did not use any pro modes for example on the lenovo k6 power the default mode was the smart mode but i disabled the smart mode so it's mostly done in auto with both these devices so let's have a closer look at the samples first let's look at the picture short and outdoor conditions again here as you can see the k6 power has a slightly better dynamic range it's very clear in this picture notice the shadowed area they are much better with the k-6 bar again in this picture also the k-6 part clearly produced a better picture with better color reproduction when it comes to depth of field bouquet effect it was difficult both these devices because both of them do not have any laser auto focusing system but it was a lot easier on the Lenovo k-6 power with the redmi 3 s prime had to take multiple shots because most of the time it came out blurry but with lenovo k6 power it was a lot easier with macro and close-up shots with redmi 3 is prime if i move very close to the object focusing was a major issue but one thing i have noticed with the lenovo k6 power is that it all saturates the color a little bit to make it look more punchier now these pictures were taken in indoor lighting conditions and there is a little bit of noise in indoor lighting conditions and as you can see again both of them have a lot of noise but the k-6 power picture is a little bit more cleaner with slight poor sharpness this is the same picture that I shot with the pixel and again as you can see these smartphones simply cannot compete with the flagships and low lighting conditions another picture taken in my office this is with the k-6 power and this is with the redmi 3 s Prime but when we zoom towards the chromecast box you can clearly see that the k-6 power is a lot more sharper both the device is severely overexposed the picture when you click the top to focus in artificial lighting conditions here I didn't use the tap to focus and clearly the k-6 power has more sharpness in this picture side by side picture of a box with a lot of text let's zoom in and see which one is sharper and again here the case X power is slightly sharper now moving to the front-facing camera that is selfies here clearly the Lenovo k-6 power has an edge the pictures are a lot more sharper but the pictures looked a lot more zoomed on the K 6 power as the front-facing camera lens is not as wide as found on the redmi 3 s so what do I feel regarding the camera performance as you have seen from the camera sample shots clearly this time the Lenovo k-6 power does a better job in most of the conditions I would say both in terms of front-facing camera as well as the rear facing camera in fact if we talk about the front facing camera the front facing camera which is were a lot sharper with the Lenovo k-6 power compared to the redmi 3 s Prime but again one thing to note is that the redmi 3 is primes front-facing camera has a wider vision so for example if you have two people in the frame it's easier to take the picture with this redmi 3 s prime whereas with the Lenovo K 6 power you have to really stretch your hands to get both the people in the frame but the pictures that we take from the Lenovo k-6 front-facing camera are definitely sharper so the clear winner in terms of camera performance I would say if we talk it's not like it's a day and night difference but again the Lenovo K 6 power does slightly better I have to say but again if you start comparing it with the higher end cameras for example some of you have asked me to compare even this Lenovo k-6 power with the Moto G 4 plus you start comparing it with some higher-end devices definitely it can't stand for example the Moto G 4 plus did better particularly with the rear facing camera because it has laser auto focusing system so needless to say both these devices are doing a very good job in terms of camera performance certainly I would say if you have would have asked me in 2015 the camera performance has certainly improved a lot in these budget oriented devices frankly now and again some of the advanced features are still missing on these budget oriented camera phones but hopefully in 2017 we'll have features like laser auto focusing system even unbudgeted Android devices so again guys I hope that you found this video helpful I have already posted the full in-depth review for this redmi 3 s prime as link will be in the YouTube show notes and I'll soon be posting my full in-depth review for the Lenovo k-6 power so stay tuned to my channel and if you're not subscribe to my youtube channel hit that subscribe button thanks for watching this is Ranjith and I hope to see you in my next video\n"