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Hey guys Its Sagar from Tecworkz.
In this video, I will compare the dual cameras on the Mi A1 with those on the OnePlus 5.
After comparing the camera on the A1 with the G5S Plus in the last video, this one is
the next most request video from you guys.
While both these devices look very similar, Keep in mind, that the Mi A1 comes at Rs.15000,
which means, it costs less than half as much as the OnePlus 5, So it will be really interesting
to see if the dual cameras on the OnePlus 5 can hold up its price.
Now before we get started, make sure to hit the subscribe button, so you don't miss out
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Let us quickly get the specifications out of the way.
Mi A1 packs in dual 12 megapixel cameras with phase detect autofocus and dual tone flash.
One of the camera, has a regular 26mm wide angle lens, while the other has a 50mm telephoto
lens with an aperture of f/2.6.
OnePlus 5 also has a dual camera setup with phase detect autofocus on its back.
The wide angle camera has a 16 Megapixel sensor with F/1.7 Aperture and Electronic stabilisation.
While the telephoto camera has a 20 megapixel sensor with F/2.6 Aperture.
At front, the Mi A1 has a 5 megapixel camera with f/2.0 aperture, while the OnePlus 5 has
mammoth a 16 megapixel camera with F/2.0 Aperture.
The dual cameras on both these phones have similar functions.
You can choose between either of the cameras while clicking images.
They also allows you to take images with depth effect, by simultaneously gathering information
from both the cameras.
On the A1, for some reason, you don't have the option of switching to the telephoto lens
while shooting videos, which you can do on the OnePlus 5.
Now that we know the function of dual cameras on both these smartphones, lets take a look
at some of the images and videos that I took with them.
Both the cameras capture a lot of information in good lighting conditions.
The 16 megapixel sensor on the OnePlus 5 captures more detail and sharper images, but the performance
of the Mi A1 is also good.
Colours from the OnePlus 5 are a bit vibrant, and it also has better dynamic range of the
two.
Here we have a similar shot from the wide lens of both the phones, and here is the same
shot from the telephoto lens.
Image from the OnePlus 5 is slightly more detailed, but you wont notice it unless you
zoom in on the images.
Close up shots from the OnePlus 5 look better, thanks to the wide f/1.7 aperture.
You can see the background being blurred out very nicely.
Thanks to the telephoto lens, you can also take shots with depth effect like this.
No camera is perfect, and both struggle when there are objects with many edges, but the
OnePlus seems to be doing a better job of the two, which was expected.
That being said, I am surprised to see such good results from the depth effect of the
Mi A1.
Here are images without the HDR mode turned on.
And now the same images with the HDR mode on.
The image from the Mi A1 is more impressive, since its original image was darker, and it
brought up a lot of details from the shadows and also preserved the highlights in the sky.
Until now, we saw that the images from the OnePlus 5 are clearly better, but the Mi A1
is also holding up very well in this competition.
As we move to lower lighting conditions, difference in the images start getting noticeable.
Wide aperture on the OnePlus 5 helps it capture more details, and its wider dynamic range
comes to play in these situations as well.
Mi A1 also performs good for the price at which it comes in, but there is a lot of noise
in its low light images, since the camera cranks up the ISO to compensate for a narrower
aperture.
All of these low light images from the OnePlus 5 are very sharp, show better colours of the
two and also have a lot of detail in them.
In this image you can see the amount of noise being captured by the camera of the A1, compared
to the OnePlus 5.
The 16 megapixel front facing camera on the OnePlus 5, captures more details and better
dynamic range of the two.
Coming to the video performance.
Both the phones lack optical image stabilisation, but the electronic stabilisation on the OnePlus
5 does a great job even while shooting 4k videos.
Video from the A1 is not stabilised at all, and it looks really shaky.
I hope that Xiaomi will add some sort of software stabilisation, to make the videos usable,
with future software updates.
To conclude, The camera of the OnePlus 5 is definitely better, but that doesn't mean
one on the Mi A1 is not good.
It can take some really good images in bright lighting conditions, and I actually prefer
the HDR shots that comes out of it.
So If camera is the main deciding factor for you, and you have the extra cash, then definitely
go for the OnePlus 5, as you also get a lot better internal hardware and overall better
experience, for the extra price that you pay.
But if you only have Rs.15,000 you can go with the Mi A1 as you still get a good camera
at this price point.
The main point of this comparison, was that you can spend as little as Rs.15,000 and still
end up with a good smartphone, that has a decent camera for general use.
In my last video, I compared the camera on the Mi A1 with the camera on the Moto G5S
Plus.
If it is something that you are interested in, and you haven't checked it out yet, i
will leave a card to that video on the top right corner of the screen, and also link
it in the description section.
I hope you guys understand the efforts that go behind making these videos.
I purchased the Mi A1 on the launch day, and it was really hard to find it at offline stores,
on the same day I went out to shoot these amazing camera samples.
And now have this video ready for you guys.
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That is it for this video guys.
You can also check out some of the other videos on this channel.
This has been Sagar, and i'll catch you guys in the next video.
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