Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra vs iPhone 13 Pro Max CAMERA Comparison!

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00:00 Part 1: Videos
03:16 Part 2: Photos
06:32 AD - Surfshark
07:29 Part 3: Night Mode
10:33 Part 4: Selfies
11:38 Part 5: Summary

[Thetechchap]

PLEASE don’t respond to scam comment replies saying you’ve won a competition 😡

I'll also keep you updated if a S22 update arrives and improves the camera (and for those asking, yes I’m using the Exynos model) 👍

[jasonm]

The mic in the S22 Ultra is incredible. So clean sounding compared to the Iphone which you can hear a lot of wind and background noise from. I think the mic quality of the new samsung phone is what impresses me most in this video.

[mo]

The camera on the iPhone 13 looks better in the video but the photos on the S22 look so much cleaner and more detailed. As an apple fanboy I have to admit that Samsung is better this time. Great comparison as always!

[ssraw]

I think Samsung's approach this time is really impressive. Keeping the hardware same and tuning it to the software in a more efficient manner. Flagship companies must come down to this approach rather than changing camera setups every year.

[zuhayershahabmeghdoot]

to be fair, the S22 ultra's mic kinda crushed the one on the iPhone. The light handling of the ultra is also impressive!

[thecliffold]

I think the Samsung S22U is the clear winner this time! I'm digging their photos. They still need to improve on their low light video but everything, zoom, portrait, and normal shot look awesome.
Great video btw

[DoubleAIV]

This was a pretty good and engaging video. I've basically never cared about the camera when picking my phone to purchase(accidentally clicked this vid as I'm subbed to the channel) but somehow I ended up watching this whole vid genuinely intrigued at all the comparisons. Didn't realize how far Samsung has come with photo quality(still currently rocking a Note 9)

[Habib]

The microphone on Samsung is on another level ⏫

[games]

Wow, the S22 Ultra shines in most scenarios and I'm 100% sure they will very soon push an update for an improved stabilisation as they always do.

[tamimasadaungan]

One thing it just noticed now that, S22 Ultra's portrait Video and edge correction is way better than 13 pro's cinematic video mode .

[TechSpree]

Honestly, video on the 13 pro max takes the cake here. Much more natural colours and better contours and depth, compared to the s22 ultra’s slightly overexposed shots. Although, the mic on the s22 ultra is leaps and bounds better

[ludwiglanestudios]

The S22 Ultra is more detailed. It's crazy because Samsung still has a few patches to do to optimize the hardware. Can't wait to start shooting my youtube videos with this phone.

[TaylorBrauer]

The S22 has a slight edge over the iPhone to my eye, and wow the audio on the S22 sounds amazing. Thanks for the comparison, Tom!

[Hisamuran]

Loved the camera comparison, great to see a less artificial and more down to earth camera comparison. Follows on the style of Supersaf but with a different take, testing the phones in a wide variety of locations. Keep it up! Last but not least, I'd go with Samsung too (S pen is also a big factor there)

[xiaorishu]

LOL! That intense zooming into the eye ....that's something my friends would do to me. T.T

[FlorinArjocu]

I am amazed by the selfie camera, night shots, the microphone sound and in general the higher details on the S22. A very good job!

[sateg]

As owner of the ip13pro (and ex owner S21ultra) I have to admit that photos from s22ultra seems to me better, more pleasing, consistent, not washed out colors and without lighting artifacts. I remember that I had issue with moving subjects on S21ultra, it's difficult to catch it in video and I am happy that Tom at least tried it. Btw, this was exynos version, right ?

[DeyMaLex]

S22 Ultra takes this one in the camera comparison. Hopefully software updates fix the video stability.

[humanshieldz]

We've reached the point where we go "They are good but just not good enough" vs few years ago where we'll say "amazing cameras improvements" We really need some sort of camera break through here, perhaps a new sensor technology to replace CMOS for better light capture on a smaller sensor and high megapixel count where digital zoom also can do an amazing job of getting closer without losing much details.

[techimposter]

I'm not gonna lie videos quality on iphone look wonderful...but photography on Samsung looks incredible