what's happening everyone my name is alex and welcome back for this camera comparison we have
the brand new samsung galaxy a53 5g and then we have the samsung galaxy s22 keep in mind that
for the price of an s22 you can actually buy two of these a53s so does that mean that the
s22 will take pictures twice as good well we are definitely going to find out in today's video as
always through this video we are going to see a variety of daytime and nighttime sample pictures
and videos and just before we start make sure to press that like button and let's begin by
checking out some pictures they took the main cameras on the back of these two devices during
the day all right so the pictures that you are seeing on your screen right now are taken with
the main cameras on the back of the two devices on auto mode and about a second apart from each
other maybe even less than a second apart now i know that i've left the watermark from the a53 5g
on the screen there unfortunately i wasn't aware how big that watermark will be but you can easily
remove it so you can turn that off from the camera settings so just in case um you're wondering okay
so looking at those pictures first things first the s22 has the somewhat wider lens so you can see
a bit more in those pictures taken by the s22 for colors well if you are looking for the colors that
look closer to reality the s22 will do better but i feel that a lot of people are actually gonna
prefer the more vibrant more saturated colors that we get in the pictures taken by the samsung galaxy
a535g aside from the somewhat different colors for picture sharpness i can't really tell the
difference so both devices take equally sharp pictures i'm gonna say but it does
seem that the s22 has the better dynamic range in some of those pictures not all of them but
for most of them it seems that it has the better dynamic range now i don't think that you can go
wrong with either device for daytime pictures and basically with sunshine and stuff like that
because the pictures do look quite appealing from both of them and i think it comes down to if you
prefer pictures that are a bit more vibrant a bit more saturated or pictures that look a bit
closer to reality so you can definitely edit both pictures and make them look um kind of the same
so i can't um can't really see that one is better than the other one for daytime pictures um taken
with the main cameras so what do you guys think do you prefer the ones from the a53 or the ones
from the s22 definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts next we're
gonna move on and check out some pictures that i took with the ultra white cameras on the back of
the two devices and of course during the day well looking at those pictures the colors kind of look
similar in between both devices so i can't really say that the a53 has more vibrant more saturated
colors what i did notice however is that the dynamic range from the pictures taken by the a53
is better in all those pictures funny how that works because the s22 is the more expensive device
out of the two the same kind of goes for picture sharpness so i think i prefer every single picture
that i took with the ultra wide camera on the back of the a53 but what do you guys think do
you agree with me do you prefer the pictures from the s22 once again leave a comment down below and
let me know your thoughts next we are moving on to some portrait mode pictures and here you have the
amazing chance to see me pose for these pictures laura didn't wanna be in any of those pictures so
i had to take pictures over myself all right looking at the edge detection well in one of those
pictures it seems that the s22 does better but for all the other ones there is really no difference
and it comes down to the colors that you prefer i feel that the pictures taken by the s22 do look a
bit more realistic but the pictures from the a53 are a bit brighter so i feel that if i would post
those two pictures on social media most people would actually prefer the brighter picture from
the a53 so for portrait mode the pictures i can't really see that one is so much better
than the other one because well they both do quite um well i'm gonna say next we're gonna
move on and check out some pictures that i took at night for all the nighttime pictures that
you are seeing i use the night modes available on both devices and the night mode is available
for the main camera and for the ultra wide camera first we are starting with pictures that i took
with the main cameras and the night mode well here every single picture taken by the s22 is
sharper if you'd be to zoom in on any of those pictures you can definitely see that the pictures
from the s22 are sharper now color wise i really don't like those some yellow pictures that we get
from the s22 it seems that after the last update that i got on the s22 those nighttime pictures
became even more yellow so i am a big fan of the colors that we got them from the pictures from
the a53 they do look much more natural because in reality it's not yellow at night the pictures look
more like the what you're seeing from the a53 so yes sharper pictures from the s22 but those
colors leave a lot to be desired in my opinion and i do prefer the colors from the a53 moving on
to pictures taking wood ultra white cameras and of course the night mode well the same kind of
applies as we've had for the main camera so first of all i'm not a big fan of those colors that we
get from the s22 even though those pictures don't actually look as bad as the pictures
that we took with the main camera so that yellow it's toned down them a little bit i'm gonna say
but for picture sharpness and picture brightness overall um yes the s22 still does better
but they have to do something about those yellow colors i honestly don't like those yellow colors
um at all so what do you guys think about those nighttime pictures um taking the night modes and
of course definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts next we're going to
move on and check out some sample videos that i've done of course during the day and at night so the
a535g can record in 4k at 30 frames per second with the main camera and the ultra wide camera
of course the s22 can record at higher resolutions we do get optical image stabilization for the main
camera on the a53 we get the same on the s22 but the s22 also uses electronic image stabilization
together with that optical image stabilization so of course the footage from the s22 will be
steadier i'm gonna say but overall there is no comparison in between the two i feel the
s22 does better for pretty much all um video recordings that i've done but i'll let you
guys watch those recordings and um i'll be back right after all right we have a
quick video test between the samsung galaxy a535g and of course the samsung galaxy s22
for this recording i'm using the main cameras on the back of the two devices and recording in
4k at 30 frames per second with the s22 of course i could record at higher resolutions
i could do 4k at 60 frames per second i could even do 8k at 24 frames per second with the a53
5g the maximum recording resolution is 4k at 30 frames per second but i think that's good enough
for a mid-range device so i'm just walking so you can see how the image stabilization
works on both devices i'm also trying to keep them as steady as possible
it is becoming a bit sunny finally after it's been raining for like a week
and i guess we'll walk this way
so yeah this is how recording done with the a535g and the samsung galaxy s22 would look
like if you're recording in 4k at 30 frames per second and using the main cameras on their backs
for our next video test we are using the ultra white cameras on the back of the two
devices and once again recording in 4k at 30 frames per second i'm gonna pan left slowly
we'll keep going we're gonna walk the same way as we did
for the previous video so in a way kind of towards the sun
i'm gonna turn around though and walk this way
this is a bit shadier around here it's also a bit windy so you may hear some wind aside
from my voice so yeah this is how recording would look like if you're using the ultrawide
cameras on the back of these two devices any recording in 4k at 30 frames per second
and i might as well show you how a 1080p at 30 frames per second recording would look like using
the main cameras on the back of the two devices as i mentioned earlier we could record at higher
resolutions with the a53 and of course the s22 we're gonna walk this way this we can see how
the image stabilization looks if you're recording in 1080p of course and some people do prefer 1080p
recordings because they're easier to edit if you don't have a powerful computer of course
so yeah 1080p at 30 frames per second with the main cameras on the back of the s22 and the a53
all right and we're moving on to a quick video test done with the front-facing cameras
on the a535g and of course on the samsung galaxy s 225 g the maximum recording resolution on the
s22 for the front-facing camera is 4k at 60 frames per second where the maximum recording resolution
on the a53 is 4k at 30 frames per second now i am happy to see that the mid-range device does
4k the front-facing camera because a lot of other cheaper devices out there
don't support 4k recordings for those um front-facing cameras so yeah i'm walking
fairly normal i'm trying to keep the phones as steady as possible and it's also a bit windy
so you may hear some wind aside from my voice front facing cameras 4k at 30 frames per second
all right we have a quick video test between the samsung galaxy a53 5g and of course the
samsung galaxy s225g for this recording i'm using the main cameras on the back of the two
devices and recording in 4k at 30 frames per second now both devices support optical image
stabilization so that's definitely gonna help with vibrations if you're walking and stuff like that
but to the s22 you will get a much better much steadier footage i feel because
that one also supports some electronic image stabilization as well and you can probably see
in this um recording right here so we're gonna head that way it gets a bit darker around there
so around here it gets a bit darker just so you can see which one does better in low light
basically even like this i am quite impressed with the video capabilities in low light of the
a53 which is the budget uh oriented device out of the two and we're moving on to our next recording
in low light and of course for this recording i'm using the ultra white cameras on the back
of the two devices and once again recording in 4k at 30 frames per second and i almost stepped on a
can i'm gonna stop somewhere around here after we pass this and i guess i'm gonna pan left slowly
and back right so yeah this whole recording down the ultrawide cameras on the back of
the two devices recording in 4k 30 frames per second would look like in low light
so for video recordings you're gonna notice the biggest difference between the a53 and the s22
the s22 does do better for video recordings than the a53 but for pictures well there isn't that big
of a difference i'm gonna say moving on to some selfies while talking about differences
the s22 does seem to do better for the daytime selfies and for the nighttime selfies
and for those nighttime selfies both devices support a night mode forum selfies and so i
use that nightbot so there you have it the a53 5g versus the s22 5g now before the last
update on the s22 it did seem that it was doing better for nighttime pictures i'm not sure why
why they why they've made those pictures look so yellow after um the last update it
is a shame so we'll probably have to wait for another future update to fix um those yellow
looking pictures at night but overall for the price the a53 does do pretty good for pictures
well videos the s22 but this one doesn't do bad at all for pictures what do you guys think about
the a53 are the cameras on it improved compared to the a52 let me know your thoughts um below alright
guys hopefully this video was useful thanks for watching and i'll see you in the next one