iPhone 16 Pro versus Galaxy S24 Ultra camera comparison

Is the new iPhone 16 Pro better than the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra when it comes to capturing photos and videos? Let's find out with a head-to-head iPhone 16 Pro versus Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra camera shootout where we compare side-by-side photos and video from the new iPhone with those of the S24 Ultra to see which flagship smartphone takes the crown!

[BearTechNation]

To be honest, I prefer the Samsung footage a majority of the time. Sure, Night Video on the Selfie camera isn't great, but on the main camera, it is clearer and more natural looking. I am looking forward to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra as the Camera System can gain a significant boost with AI... I am not sure if the sensors will be new. We shall see!

[odsseas]

There's clearly something wrong with your phone, there is no way the iPhone is so terrible. All other reviews i've seen show it to perform the same if not better in some cases

[janpakx]

Samsung 100% shame of you iPhone you are garbage

[Richard_GIS]

iphone feels sometimes too white - selfie intro and also the meal images, little bit too white for my taste

[selaconte]

S24 for day time and I phone Night time

[akodonateakolakas]

It's the other way around now Samsung is the new iPhone and iPhone is now the new Samsung with saturation. But overall for video I will still go with the iPhone.

[naiduhari-ft]

S24 Ultra performance is better even in video footage

[akodonateakolakas]

Boom, last part was taken with the S24 Ultra.

Which means this would be the best option for now 😂😅. No blownout with photo details and better image quality.
Watching on my S24 Ultra and with My 8k TV 📺

[akodonateakolakas]

While the iPhone is washed out in the car video, never will I go back to the iPhone, last phone was ip 14 pro, what I have right now is the S24 ultra which is now superb with the September update. With natural color and one of the best white balance.

iPhone gave a yellow cast while my s24 ultra gave a natural white and blue color with the image.

[andyH_England]

I saw a few pro photographer reviews, and they said that to get great photos on the iPhone in daylight, dial down the exposure between 0.7 and 1 and make sure the settings remember the last use. At night, you may want to dial that back a bit. So, there is an easy solution to the dynamic range issues.

I understand that reviewers use default settings to critique, but these days, it is easy to get the look and quality you want on all phones. For example, on Xiaomi, I switched to Leica Natural as I prefer the less vibrant shots.

So, although these comparisons are nice, they are irrelevant for me as I buy a flagship, so I can take the photos I want with a little tweaking. On the base, mid-range, and lower flagships, yes, default camera tests are more relevant as buyers may not be as pro-camera as flagship users.

[enkidu]

i don't like the iphone pictures or videos, there is something wrong there the pictures are too bright and loosing many details, i think the HDR there is very bad!! Don't know if that is HW or SW related!

[sd]

Samsung video way more better, photos sometimes with increase saturation but it's even nicer for social medias, no need to use extra filters

[moizshaikh]

Could you make with samsung s23 ultra vs iphone and other new mobile

[mole]

The iPhone videos look overexposed because they’re shot in HDR and not converted to SDR (the format of the YouTube video). It makes the comparison misleading.

[yfcvtiybr]

Great comparison as always! S24 still good at daylight. At lowlights iphone wins.

[Nirmata]

It looks like the iPhone needs to fix its processing in video through an update.

[irvingvmx]

U need to clean those lenses before doing this man... iPhone looks horrible

[EdgeTechh]

Is there scene optimizer on or off you had in Samsung

[kombakalpha]

I think the galaxy is doing better in most cases.