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► Wide angle lens: geni.us/HaAw (Amazon)
► Does everything lens: geni.us/mW0Z (Amazon)
► My zoom lens: geni.us/fbqC (Amazon)
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0:00 Intro
0:23 Shot 1
1:04 Photo editing
1:56 Shot 2
2:55 Shot 3
3:50 Shot 4
4:36 Nightography Shot 1
5:18 Nightography Shot 2
6:01 Portrait mode
6:26 Portrait mode Shot 1
6:51 Portait mode Shot 2
7:19 Portrait mode Shot 3
7:32 In-detail photos
9:45 Overall opinion!
#samsung #s22ultra #s22
Yo dudes!! Just to let you know I've released a few presets specifically for RAWs from the Samsung S22 line, it's available at the top link in the description if you're interested :)
Check your video before u post... 7:21
Come on Tom where is the video comparison
@@idontusegmail7102 dude I don’t have the S22 any more 😂
Haha thankyou broo
When Big TH-camrs are Trying to show the S22U cam inferior to the iPhone, small youtubers are doing excellent job showcasing the power of its lenses. Great job mate. 👏
Thanks dude appreciate that 👊👊
@Avishar I had iPhone for last 10 years, even though cameras are truly amazing, zoom capabilities of my S22U make it much more preferable when taking pictures. A minor difference in picture quality can be overlooked, but a huge difference in zoom capabilities are just making S22U much more useful.
@Avishar ,v0x0
@@neokhoonhoe7482 ?
Watching this from XR am already tired of iPhone, looking forward to buying samsung
Personally, it's easy to distinguish which photos the phone takes with the oversharpening compared to the softer look that cameras produce. But still, S22 Ultra is an amazing camera no doubt! ❤️
Thanks for watching!!
Right.... bokeh is still better on the camera
agreed, and the HDR look from the phone is apparent
Its not really oversharpening, it's just pre-sharpened as auto mode just takes and edit the image for you.
Nope it's only sharpening on jpgs. You can shoot in raw it will look identical
If you still have the S22 Ultra, you should revisit this comparison. As part of the late August/early September update, there's been a significant update to how the cameras process images. The images now look even more comparable to DSLR, especially when in 108MP camera with "Detail Enhancer" enabled.
As someone who had Iphone as go-to phone laste 10years I have S22U one now and I am blown away by this phone in general, better experience then I had in any Iphone, camera wise its next lvl compared to anything we have on market, for me highest quilty feature is portrait video, it looks like a movie, you can literally take HD moon photos, the one you saying is not used so much, Id find it usefull only when taking photos with large group of people in it, otherwise i prefer standard 3:4
The quality of the samsung s22 ultra is just insane. Think of how far the smartphones have come... crazy.
It's very interesting to see how good mobile cameras has improved over the years. I recently ordered a S22 ultra, just to play around. I thought if this is that good, i might as well just have it. Gonna play around with landscape photography and low light shots at night. But gonna use tribod if the light is way too low.
Hello how is your experience?
@@devsunny10 I've been testing the phone a lot and are very happy with the results of the RAW photos. But i still going back to my system camera for better quality photos. But the S22 Ultra has certainly changed what i have with me. I don't carry compact cameras which can take RAW photos any longer, since the S22 Ultra has replaced it for me at least.
Hey guys! So sorry there's an edit error at 7:18, but if you continue on there's a lightroom breakdown which goes through the differences in this shot in detail! Lots of shots to keep track of 😎
Yes I do actually agree with you - I think if I was shooting portraits properly (of a model etc) the portrait shots would come out better, which is why I included another portrait mode shot. Portraits of yourself are hard and I'll bear this in mind next time!
Can you compare Samsung's "Expert Raw" to the R6?
@@dirtydirtsgt4751 I won't do this directly, but I did cover expert pro raw a lot in my full photography review of the S22! Check the channel :)
Imagine being a guest at a wedding and taking photos with an S22 Ultra and then comparing it to the images the actual photographer has.
🤣🤣🤣
They wouldn't compare. I have the S22 ultra and shoot on SONY cameras. Not even close!
@@stevensteele45 wow geeze I guess the s22 ultra camera is even better than I thought...... Holy hell!!
@@stevensteele45 damn S22 is that much better? sheeeesh
Just don’t get them printed and I’m sure they’ll look great 😉
It would be interesting to see RAW shots between the two. You could then match the S22 and the EOS camera settings and apply the same filtering in Lightroom. Most users won't be shooting RAW, but a lot of users won't add any color correction to their DSLR shots either.
Overall, great comparison to see!
My thoughts as well. Some of the Canon shots didn't look colour corrected enough. I felt this because I use an R6 and Pixel. Pixel definitely has great computational photography and portrait shots are very pleasing too. And for social media, I could do with Pixel JPEGs in certain scenarios. Definitely not for Prints, I mean, I can, but it wouldn't be anything like the R6 (or even enough to compare with my old 700D).
Samsung oversharpens and saturates a bit more. Since we cannot undo that without losing detail, For the R6, Lifting the shadows and using masked sharpening to give a more comparable image would be better. These days people don't buy mirrorless to shoot JPEGs.
Most people who shoot with DSLRs shoot in RAW, shooting in JPG is like buying a Ferrari, but only driving in first gear. A mobile is not even comparable to a good DSLR camera. Of course, straight out of the camera, on a TV screen, a mobile photo can look better. But if you are knowledgeable, and know how lightroom works. So the result will be considerably much better with a DSLR.
I feel like in all Samsung pictures the colors are really saturated making every object look separated (almost like there is a black line around every object looking like draw) while the Pro cam makes the colors softer and making everything looks in blended and realistic.
Looks like you had an editing problem at 7:21 but great comparison, crazy how good the phone cameras have improved last few years. I upgraded to S22 ultra from Note10 Plus and am pretty happy with it.
Traded in my note 10+ for it. Best investment.
i thought i was the only one who saw it lol
I recently bought s22 ultra and I'm kinda impressed with the performance and camera 🔥
I have ordered it a few hours ago. really keen to see it for myself in person soon!
You should not be so impressed.... He compares a HIGHLY processed S22 photo to a alomst zero processed R6 photo. If you process the R6 photo equal to the S22 it will be way better (btw. It´s an EF Lens, adapted to the R6 - it´s not an RF lens, made for the R6 and even if you take that into account it seems he own a very very bad (soft) lens. Send me a RAW shot of the R6 and you will see, whats possible... The only reason to prefer the S22 is that you have a lot less work to do.
@@Peter_Cetera been fotographing with it for a while now, and even though it still isn't as good as professional camera's, it is still impressive that a phone is capable of doing stuff like this
Amazing comparison 😍, I like youtubers focusing on S22 ultra more than iphone series
Thanks for watching man :)
Sharpness and details are totally different things. Phone camera is pan focus, Mirrorless full frame camera has depth field.
For statics objects and good light Im use the 108MP in many cases but I have to say, the portrait take great pictures.
I sell photos and for 2 and a half years I have only used my phone, 1st because in 4"x7" photos up to 2'x3' posters there are no differences in quality, if there are certain details that most people will not notice.
And 2nd, it is more challenging to be able to get the shot you want because of the limitations of the phone in terms of cameras but...the rain is not an obstacle, nor the sea, nor the rivers because it is waterproof....obviously, camera is camera but for small jobs it's great.
And I have to said....great video!!!
It's all equal when looking on a screen.
Take it for print, then you'll notice the difference.
Can't substitute sensor size and the amount of light it takes in.
yep, the "aint no replacement for displacement" with internal combustion engines works here pretty much the same
To be honest looking how good the reviewer is makes me believe that this channel has a bright future ✨
One of the best camera comparisons I've ever seen.
Good luck Tom Rich 👍
Ah bro thanks so much!! Really appreciate that 🙌
Great video!! Was waiting to see your take on the S22 Ultra's cameras!! Please do a full S22 Ultra camera review too!! :)
Definitely planning on it man thank you 🙌
I always will love the output from dedicated cameras. Mobile captured images have an artificial look
I really love watching smartphone camera systems evolve over time and get better and better vs. pro cameras, and you also do such a great job to compare the cameras against each other.
Great video! Thanks mate
I think the s22 is adding sharpening and clarity witch gives It a compressed crunchy look where the r6 looks very nice. At night the s22 will beat out the r6 because it does up the exposure in phone and such but when editing you'll notice the dynamic range in a raw file from the r6 is mutch better. The phone can probably beat out some entry level crop censor cameras but it can't beat a full frame uncompressed raw file from these newer cameras like the sony a1, canon r6, nikon z9
Yes you are totally right in detail :) as well as interchangeable lenses there are a ton of reasons to shoot with bigger cameras still
So I have a bad habit & hobby of shooting off photos and getting pictures on dark rides @ Disneyland. The strength smartphones have over are:
- Lighter, not heavier like a mirrorless or dslr + lens.
- Better lighting conditions to get pictures on the fly.
- Don't have to time it & can snap away.
Strengths actual camera bodies + lenses have over smartphones:
- Can get a richer, clearer photo.
- Images, blurred or not, can still be seen.
- Media captured can be further edited for more detail.
Ups & downs, still can't go wrong with either. But just be mindful that smartphone handsets have a long way to replicate the same media richness that designated cameras can do.
Every device has purpose. For photo i prefer using dslr. I can’t get feeling when use smartphone for hunting foto.
Please do a full photography/videography tutorial video for the s22 Ultra!
Do a Pixel 6/Pro and S22 Ultra comparison!!! Loved this review dude and I actually own both phones. Will love you photography opinion on either of them
In my opinion (except for the portrait shots) the s22 looks more pleasing. Perhaps a little over sharpened but overall the more attention grabbing and pleasing.
Solid video format. Solid comparison & explanation. 😭 You're cool, Tom!
Haha thanks so much for watching Jeremy!!
man I love your keep it coming
It's a $120 lens on that EOS R6.
Sure, a decent one at that.
Also, comparing an unedited/unprocessed/unsharpened image out of a DSLR versus a ultra-processed, filtered and modified shot in a phone is kind of skewed.
So if we're talking actual image quality, then the DSLR will win every time.
BUT! If we're talking delivery time, and quickly adapting it for social media feeds. Then there's no need for a DSLR anymore for most people.
I'd argue there's no point in making an entire video to come to a conclusion every person knows by default, so this is definitely a waste of time. It's comparing apples to oranges to see which one is "better", which is extremely vague and most of the time it's perceived as "looking better", in which case he's being straight up unfair to his expensive camera gear in order to draw in an audience and falsely convince them a phone is ok, even against this camera, which is unbelievably false.
This is a great channel! I only caught sight of you folks in recent times, but it’s now among my favourite channels. ..
Thanks so much!! 🙌
Portrait mode is locked to main and 3x camera because those are the ones used for the stereoscopic depth map for the cutout.
If you want a perfect portrait, take them with the 10x zoom.
Love the vid, Tom! Just an fyi though, there’s an error in portrait mode shot 3. Pictures are overlapped. Great vid none the less!
Thanks so much Danny, missed this one in my rewatch 🥲 I've put a comment clarifying
Excellent work. So good, everything youve touched on is practical real world testing information. So much better than even the biggest youtubers. Who spend 14 minutes talking about on paper specs while holding the phone in their hands. This is the best work I have seen in a review video.
And Im convinced that I can more than get away with buying a flagship camera phone to make youtube videos and some social media photography, than going and having to buy a mid range phone and a dedicated camera.
Thanks so much for this comment, that is really appreciated! So glad it helped.
Dude keep going like that. You have a great future as a youtuber 💪💪 A real one bro 🔥
Really helpful. ♥️
I just got a S22 ultra and it's freakin amazing.I like your enthusiasm and knowledge about photography. Subscribed 👍
Great to have you!
I like how HDR on some of these mobiles is so good that even when you have the raw, you sometime edit it (on mobile) and get worse results or spend way too much time editing it trying to look better than the HDR shot and it's not worth it at all.
1. He's selling the phone.
2. The EOS R6 is a "full frame" camera so it will have way more depth of field blur, There are methods to deal with this, shooting up to F16 instead of F2.8, or you can image stack, which the camera should have a setting for? Or you can Stand back or zoom out then crop the image down to 12 megapixels (To match the phones 12 megapixels). The smaller the sensor the less depth of field, for better or worse, -cropping can help. You can also combine all the above options.
3. The minimum of F2.8 on the lens used for the Canon, is not fantastic for night photography and far better lenses are out there for it with lower F stop or T value, with the down/up side being more depth of field blur in the dark.
4. Mirrorless cameras with crop sensors exist, like APS-C and Micro four thirds cameras, however everything has pro's and cons. There is no perfect camera/lens that does everything.
That all said, for most people the phone is probably fine if not better, unless you want good zoom, or real subject isolation, or if you need more pixels for your portraits etc for professional use, or if you want to have full control editing your shots, instead of having the phone plaster it's AI all over it :S.
Why do you have "only" 14.700 subs? You deserve millions! Amazing quality videos!
Thanks so much man
Amazing comparison, great job bro!
Love you're video man please make a full video about the camera and video of s22 ultra setting tips tricks.
Thats really crazy amount of detail in s22 ultra, difficult to understand which one is ultra by a normal person
I appreciate how your photography-centric reviews focus not only on the positives but also honestly present any limitations in the phone cameras. Your balanced approach helps consumers make informed decisions.🙌
Bottom line, unless you're working in professional video industry, as a photographer or a film producer, you can just buy a flagship phone from Samsung or IPhone. I'd even use an S22 ultra or even the S22+ as a vlogger or a TH-camr
Perfectly said.
That's what's happening , phone companies are not marketing their cameras to photographers.
It's the hobby shooter that they market to, not many people walk around with stand alone camera systems anymore.
Good job man!
It's easy for me to differentiate since the s22 photos are incredibly sharper
Amazing video, thank you!!
That night truck shot, mindblowing...
Awesome video brother 🙌. . . Quick question though, what focal length did u shoot on DSLR for ultra wide photo ?
Tbh I can actually tell which is which from a phone screen, but that's because as a photographer I can identify which is oversharpened and pops and that to me looks worse. Great video anyway, it's still really cool how close phones are!
Thanks so much for watching man! Yeah that's what the video is for just to show the differences but also how close they are (sometimes) :)
You earned my subscribe brother... And i am glad that randomly i found your channel.. ...
Keep going on...
Best of luckk
Thanks so much 👊👊
Awesome review. No one has done it better that I've seen. Subscribed💪
Thanks so much bro!!
Damn, how are u at just 15k , the video quality and the vid in general is marvelous
Thanks so much man!
I am subscribing to your channel because you are the only one comparing phone camera with dslr and I want all major models compared to dslr when each one gets launched
Couldn't believe my fricking eyes when i saw the first portrait mode shot. This is insane
The biggest giveaway in all photos is the oversharpness on the s22 ultra. You should have pop it up a lil bit more in the r6 shots. Great comparision though, s22 is definately worthy.
Yes agreed it's the giveaway! Difficult to know though whether I make it a harder test/quiz or make it more realistic 🤣
You earned my subscribe brother... And i am Happy that I randomly found your channel.
I hope we get to a million subscribe soon🤭
Thanks so much Peter!!
Homie, you dnd´t do justice to the R6, i would love to see the Shutter speed on the R6, Aperture and Iso !
Nice video!
mobile photography has improved so much over the years....
Thanks dude! Yeah totally agree 🙌
Great video! Loving my S22 ultra so far 😍
Nice! Thanks for watching 😁
Cette vidéo est la meilleure comparaison de photo à mon avis, merci pour cette vidéo.
It’s really easy to distinguish which is which… the really heavy processed photos are taken with the s22 ultra. But it’s impressive how good they are.
I definitely actually found some of them pretty hard to tell 😂
Just look at the image procesing and you will get it right 100% of the time. The added sharpness on the Samsung is a big give away.
Let's go !
Thank you for the video 🥳
Hahah you're welcome man!
You should try the Expert RAW on S22 ultra which lets you shoot in 16-bit
Wow. I am looking forward for the S23 Ultra
AYYYYY you got the S22 Ultra! The S22 pictures look pretty great and night mode is just straight up impressive! Portrait mode still needs more work though haha! Wow interesting! I found the Pixel 6 to beat the normal S22 in every way! The different sensors on the Ultra must really make a difference! Awesome video Tom! 😁
Thanks for watching bro!! Yeah the night mode is honestly insane to be honest haha.
This is true, pixel gave Samsung its pixel depth and shading tech in exchange for Samsung’s sensors.
I have the best of both worlds, the s22u and the iPhone 13 pro max and I prefer the S22U. Did you take pics with the raw camera app and pro mode, both free from Samsung? Apple doesn't offer anything like that.
For me the oversharpening instantly gives it away especially on every wide shot. I'm really interested to see what these pictures would look like without all that oversharpening, I bet it would be even more pleasing.
I have noticed that the S22U's photos are consistently sharper than the R6's but when I look at them side by side the Samsung's photos look a bit oversharpened though it is crazy how close the smartphones have gotten to pro cameras because of computational photography though R6 will destroy the S22U when it comes to video as the phone cannot process those many images at the same quality.
iPhone 14 dose the same
Picked up a S22 Ultra this week. Very impressed by the capabilities of this phone, a little quirky but if used right works really well for what it is.
Enjoy your new phone!
Thanks for the video. Would you do a camera comparison between the pixel 6 pro and the s22 ultra? Thanks again
Bro great video and the most I loved is the side by side comparison and we r wanting more of this kind of videos BTW I started watching your videos from today .
Love u from 🇮🇳
Thanks for watching man! Appreciate the support 🙌
I immediatly saw which was the S22 Ultra, due to the exaggerate color.
Please make a full review on the S22 Ultra.
I have a wedding to film today. If I show up with my phone to film it, I doubt I will have anymore work.
I loved your review...appreciate taking your time.
Subscribed right away!
Samsung really is workin hard 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for watching Johann!
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i could tell which shot come from which camera before he even showed the second picture, its really not that close and the images taken on the phone are so oversharpened that they look fake
The nightshote really surprised me
I just have the S22 and am amazed. I wonder what the difference in video quality is. I may dump my Canon 5dM3 for an upcoming trip and play with video some more.
I'm sorry to say, but the photographer that took the pictures with the R6 does not know how to use a pro camera or just took the shots in auto mode or something.
Samsung has a rich bias towards saturation with colours on the screen of the phones themselves. If you view the files via a calibrated monitor the same images appear quite differently actually. I prefer the latter. Most phones add sharpening which is a giveaway most of the time. If you have set the same f stop for both the cameras, I do wonder how the Canon stacks up at the corner details. I would strongly suggest using raw files. That's where the images truly shine. That said, camera within phones have come such a long way in the last decade.
To fix the edge blur in portrait I make the blue level 1 after the shot is taken. They look better then
Great Job bro..
Thanks man
Real eye opener!
Great video! That church shot could have been made a lot better on the R6 by placing it on a tripod and taking a long exposure!
Yes definitely true! Though not a super fair comparison as obviously the phone doesn’t require a tripod
@@ItsTomRich Yeah, true, but on the other hand having long exposure as an option is a huge benefit of pro cameras!
Can you do a comparison between the camera raw in Samsung s22 ultra and the R6. just to see how much info is captured the the camera raw
Just an FYI, there's no point in telling us to guess which shot is from which device when you tell us the moment the shot appears haha. Other than that, great vid dude.
Hey man are you also doing a review with a gimbal for the s22 ultra ?
Except for the portrait mode
Overall Samsung's photos is more pleasing for the eyes and have a lot more details
Which camera you use for video making
Can you make a remake with all the updates versus 5000$ camera and iPhone 14 Pro? And use Expert Raw, please
Dear Tom,
Thanks for the video. I will have a question after a short text. With my hiking mate we like to take landscape photos, He has a Samsung A50 and I have a Canon EOS R. When he took photos at automatic mode and I took unedited photos with my camera. His photos were the winner. My question is: Is there any set of camera (body and lens) with unedited images that could beat the smartphone photos that are edited by AI?
Thx. Verran impressive. I have shot only macros with s22. Works fine.
Since you've tested both the S22 ultra and pixel 6, which do you prefer and why ? Their processing are different so I'd tend to think that you would go for the more "natural-looking" one ! (but which one is it haha ?)
I actually think the S22 Ultra is a better camera, and like you say more natural. Pretty close but Samsung takes it imo!
You should've compared raw photos from the Samsung camera raw app
Sony has claimed smartphone cameras will take over DSLR cameras in few years. Well this video proves the point! Yet I feel there are many scenario's where DSLR is required, still it's a huge leap for smartphone cameras!
thank you tom , its all about Bokeh , if they nail that its all over for product photography with a camera , most people want to take their own product shots , another key area you dont need photoshop or capture one etc
i just finished a product shoot with this camera , with a quick link up to my lap top , editing on the phone , client could not tell the difference she was happy with results . improvements need to be made still as i found bottles etc slightly distorted for my taste .
great vid .
Thanks for watching
It is very interesting, how the camera on the S22 Ultra is amazing to compared a camera ! Pre-order that nice Galaxy Phone, actually I use the Note9 and even now the pictures are already amazing
And what about filming? I'm waiting for my S22 Ultra and would like to use it as a studio camera. I would prefer the Sony ZV-E10 with a 10-18mm lens to get that wide, separate and blurry background effect, but I had to change my old Note 8 and my budget isn't unlimited. So I'll have to work with the S22 Ultra for the moment. I can't find any valid comparaison. If you could talk about that it would me amazing. Thanks!