LG V60 versus Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus camera comparison

Our LG V60 versus Samsung Galaxy S20+ camera comparison has finally arrived, giving you a close look at how the cameras on the Galaxy S20 smartphones and the new LG V60 stack up. The video shows off camera comparisons between the two devices in a variety of different lighting conditions which should give you a sense of how the Samsung Galaxy S20+ and LG V60 compare in day-to-day use.



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[IUnILucky]

Maybe this is LGs year with Samsung being overpriced. I hope more people acknowledge LG now.

[Aristo]

I'm impressed by LG V60 this time.
It's definitely more than worth the money.

[BriefNerdOriginal]

HDR for still pictures is much better on the S20+, while the LG seems to have more realistic colors, even though kind of flat. Video is way better on LG. The mics is much much better on LG.

[frenchfries]

Good job LG.
A step in the right direction.
You need a good marketing and you are good to go.

[kristiyanivanov]

The microphone quality on LG sounds like it's a few generations ahead of Samsung's even though Samsung are supposed to have decent mic as well.

[kylesousa]

I'm glad LG is doing such a good job. I'm especially impressed with the front camera; LG struggled with selfies for a long time but I actually preferred most of the selfie shots from the v60

[wytewizzard]

Whenever the audio is switched to Samsung I have to increase the volume, when set lg I turn down volume. LG is way ahead of the Samsung. Samsung isn't worth the extra 400.00

[crownroley]

People fail to realize that the LG V60 has just two camera on back of the device and it keeps up with phone with four.

[PrimordialDroid]

Remember the s20+ is $1, 200 and the V60 is $600-$800 depending where you buy it.

LG got the W.

[ashwinanand]

Don't know why LG is so much underrated, but they are really doing good this time.
You are doing really good brother, I appreciate your work just keep going ☺✌

[dustingodin]

I am a professional photographer typing this on a Samsung and for the most part (except when LG's HDR wiped out contrast on a couple of the stills) the LG camera wins.

I get why for the average consumer would "like" the ones from the s20 more because the average consumer also like heavy saturation and heavy unrealistic tone mappings and/or filters.

Tones in general all look better on the LG for me, except the times the HDR boosted the shadows and low mid levels up too high and ruined contrast. This seemed to happen in the sunset shots where dynamic range is probably pushing a Delta of 18 stops of light

Audio sounds generations better outdoors. I'd love to play around with RAW files from both cams and really see what the sensors are capable. I know the LG is a sony sensor and as a sony user for my camera system I would be excited about the LG possibly being ISO invariant.

[SyleGaming]

3:30 that LG stabilization is insane!! Good video comparison mate 👌🏽💯....
You unbiased.

[Domo]

V60 = True to life
S20 = Straight to Instagram

[c.javonpope]

I appreciate this video heavy I've been waiting for something like this all day literally

[sidersproductions]

LG came a long way with the front facing camera this year. From what I've seen, the only thing holding the V60 back is a few bad choices in color from the camera so that all boils down to a little software tweaking. Rather LG will send out camera updates or not remains to be seen but I know I always can count on their manual mode for any shortcomings.

[damongwinn]

The photo at 3:07 shows the HUGE difference between the two cameras.
The S20 picture is very over saturated.
Your skin tone seems natural on V60, while the on the S20, it doesn't.
Everything just seems off in the S20 picture.
From the jacket, your sweater, your eyes, beard and hair seem darker.

[dmer]

Idc how much "better" the S20 may claim to be, im dumping my Note 8 for the V60 as soon as i can get my hands on one

[sidersproductions]

One thing I might add: in future comparisons please use titles for the focal length or level of zoom so the viewer is clear about what is being used.

[EAOSO]

The sound coming from the v60 is very nice, and clear. The ultra very soft and kind of muffled

[imrankhan-obes]

Lg always did a good job with their cameras, I remember the lg4 had one of the best cameras in its time.