Camera Comparison: iPhone XS vs DSLM/DSLR!

Smartphone cameras improve drastically each year. This year I wanted to I test out the newest version of the worlds most popular camera, the iPhone Xs and compare it to a proper camera to see how far smartphone cameras have come and if they finally can hold the water to dslr and mirrorless cameras.
This is iPhone XS vs. Fuji X-T20: Camera Comparison!
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[andyvaldez]

My conclusion is that unless your a photographer, there is no need for anything more than a Xs.. which is pretty cool

[Bangbangboom]

Imagine hiring a photographer for $1, 000-$2, 000 on a special event then he pulls out his smartphone and start shooting. I bet you wouldn't pay him regardless how good his photos taken with a smartphone looked.

[GameLoverPT]

Don’t forget that the iPhone in auto take several photos and merge them into a kind of HDR. In post you can do a better job with RAW Fuji.

[driftracing]

I just use my phone for junk pictures or temporary pictures and a actual camera will last years and years and always be ready and over time phones go bad or the battery weakens and i have a actual camera for my main camera for actual real pictures

[RobBob]

you simply dont know how to use a camera... proper camera wins EVERY time hands down.

[Mtty-ewnv]

Dude u don’t know how to use camera?
Im using fuji xt20 as well never got that sky exposure

[tCamzUPqRZZo]

Would be curious to hear you compare the pixel 3, iphone Xs, a note 9 and whatever camera you have in various tests!

[benwonderfulmedia]

A phone cannot touch a camera, however it is convenient to use and really good if it’s all you have

[piotrstepien]

1. Comparing jpegs SOOC you should use DR400 function on Fuji (and ISO800)
2. Fuji does not have HDR function build in, iPhone has (although DR400 is HDR-Like function in Fuji)
3. Half of the photos taken with Fuji were over or underexposed - sorry, it is photographer who's taking photos, not camera...
4. Serious enthusiast would shoot RAW, iPhone is better choice for "snapper".
5. Next time try to compare raf files with iPhone RAW.

[ayushmaanrajawat]

Dude u can’t just use a camera like a phone, like focus your camera and then a pic, u have set other settings as well in the first picture u could have just decreased the brightness for the camera or decrease the aperture

[maksim]

If you're comparing SLR to iPhone you should edit RAW files from SLR as well, because iPhone does the same thing even before you pressed a button. The blown out highlights from Fuji are completely recoverable.

[ronin]

in the third image, you should keep your aperature higher and it won't be blown out. Surely you don't know how to use xt-20.

[akiraryuu]

Smartphone camera can never been better than DSLR! How many times that smartphone manufacturer get caught faking DSLR shots as smartphone photo in their commercial.

[asimsohail]

Excellent video mate ❤️
Were you using Jpeg for the fuji as well?

[designablehead]

Probably you did not use Fuji properly. In manuel using those exposures could be more bright and sharp also with smooth fades. Anyway details are more marked in photos from Fuji.

[WhisperingWoods]

Hey can you please compare photos of a flat artwork like a large canvas, taken in natural light, with a DSLR camera, and both iPhone XS and iPhone XR ? Would love to see the comparison, to help me choose.

[peterdurum]

This video is quite misleading no matter how many times you repeat "it's very subjective".

[megakiller]

This was a much narrow beat than expected. Would love to see how the new pixel fares against such a camera!

[sadenb]

Your theory on cameras are BS. Larger sensor means blurry background ? And you also need to be working on your exposure.

[shubhkarman]

Great comparison.
Btw, what is the name of the track in the background?