Scheduled to launch on April 10, the Galaxy S6 Edge is now compared to another giant in the industry that is none other than the iPhone 6 Plus. While the first of the two is equipped with a 16 Megapixel photo sensor with f/1.9 aperture (which should be advantageous in low light) It offers an 8-megapixel camera with OIS optical stabilization, the latter with f/2.2 aperture.

Overall, if Apple’s photo sensors perform quite well on these types of tests, they aren’t always a winner, especially against what Samsung has offered with its last two flagships. In terms of video, the iPhone 6’s sensor can shoot slow motion at 240fps in HD 720p. On the Galaxy S6 Edge side, slow motion in HD 720p is limited to 120fps, but the Samsung photo sensor can shoot in 4K, something Apple hasn’t found yet.

In broad daylight, good conditions, if each of the two sensors performs almost equally, when we try to zoom inThe grain is more evident on the apple side, as can be seen in photos taken from the sea. Also, images taken by the latest Samsung are generally clearer. It’s a trend that’s especially felt in low-light shots in the parking lot.

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As for the videos shot in Full HD 1080p on the Apple side and 4K on the Samsung side, the colors seem to be more realistic on the Korean flagship side. Note that next to the S6 Edge, it will be the last firmware for the camera.