Xiaomi 13 Pro has a 50MP main camera, this smartphone also has a 50MP telephoto lens and a 50MP ultra-wide camera. The front camera has 32 MP in Xiaomi.
The Samsung Galaxy S23+ also has a 50MP main camera, a 10MP telephoto camera, and a 12MP ultra-wide camera. It also has a 12MP selfie camera.
First of all, the host of the YouTube channel Techniqued compared the daytime shots taken with the Xiaomi 13 Pro and Galaxy S23+. Xiaomi has slightly better dynamic range and color reproduction in these photos. The same can be said for detail. And this applies to both the main and wide-angle cameras.
Close-up photos of both smartphones are not too different from each other.
Telephoto lens (zoom lens) takes more natural shots than Xiaomi.
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Portrait photos are almost identical on Samsung and Xiaomi. However, while it does a poorer job of edge detection and processing compared to the S23+, the 13 Pro still has more options in terms of portrait shooting.
In terms of noise, evening shots come out a little better on the Xiaomi 13 Pro. In terms of detail and color reproduction, the pictures of both smartphones are similar.
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In terms of selfies, the Galaxy S23+ is slightly better overall.
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Video on the main camera, both devices can record maximum 8K. At the same time, Samsung is bypassing Xiaomi in terms of video, as it produces a more natural image in terms of colors. While Xiaomi can only record Full HD video on the front camera, the S23+ can record 4K video.
The Xiaomi 13 Pro has a few more possibilities in terms of photography. However, the selfie camera is not as good as the Samsung Galaxy S23+. And if you are publishing your vlog, Samsung is the best choice for you. In general, it is better to buy Xiaomi if photography is a priority, and Samsung if video shooting.
Source: Ferra
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