iPhone 7 Plus VS Note 7 Camera Test: Bokeh, Portrait, 4K Video, Slow Motion & Low Light! HD

#iPhone7 Plus was released with big upgrade on camera, eg. dual lens, 2x optical zoom. Is it better than Galaxy Note 7, which made superb camera? I’ll test iPhone 7 Plus camera VS Galaxy Note 7 on various functions from Bokeh, Portrait, to 4K Video, Slow Motion, Low Light etc. Index ☞Table Shot ☞Portrait ☞2x Optical Zoom ☞Video Test ☞Slow Motion ☞4K Video of Night View ———————————————————————————— ☞Table Shot: First, macro photography between iPhone 7 camera and galaxy Note 7. I made a mark to position 2 phones in exactly the same place and same angle. And obviously, you can see the Note 7 camera takes a broader view the iPhone 7 plus camera does. With each camera, I’ll take 2 pictures, one with the focus on the bottle in front, and 1 with the focus on that doll. Both cameras show decent Bokeh effect. But on iPhone 7 there’s overexposure solarization effect whereas on Note 7 the light is much softer. Second set.So the color is lighter on Note 7 and the color richness as well as contrast is higher on iPhone 7 plus. And for highlights part, there’s no overexposure like in the previous photo. ☞Portrait Comparison On Note 7, the exposure on face makes the skin color look natural, while on iPhone 7 plus, light is darker on face. Both showed depth of field in the level that’s hard to compare. ☞2x optical zoom Both camera had great performance on bokeh effect and showing details clearly. On note 7, the skin color looks yellow, which is weird. On iPhone 7 Plus, the skin color looks natural and details seem to be clearer. If we zoom in, we can see note 7 camera automatically apply a filter that makes blackhead and acne less obvious and enhance the skin like a beauty cam. But iPhone 7 plus keeps more authentic details like pore, stubble etc. Not much difference in depth of field. But overexposure is more obvious on iPhone 7 Plus. ☞Video Shooting Again, you can tell Note 7 covers a broader range of views. Additionally, it creates better exposure on some dark area, so goldfish look more beautiful. If we zoom in, both camera has good clarity, not much difference. ☞Slow motion 720P resolution, 240fps frame rate. Note 7 again has better exposure, my face and arms apparently look darker on iPhoen 7 plus. In addition, video looks more shaky on iPhone 7 plus, so Note 7 surpass iPhone 7 plus in stabilization. For those who like outdoor sports or parkour, Note 7 would be a great choice to shoot slow motion video on your awesome moment. We can test slow motion with a classic method--water ballon. Still, set both phones in 720p, 240fps frame rate and record. import the 2 video footage to Filmora video editor, right click and choose properties to check the details. To my surprise, it seems I just found a bug of iPhone 7 Plus. The detected frame rate of video taken by iPhone is only 130.99fps, while the frame rate of video taken by Note 7 is 239.97fps, which is normal. If we play the two slow mo videos, we can see that despite the same settings, video shot wi