Samsung with Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, 16 Megapixel photo sensor with f/1.9 aperture together with an OIS optical stabilizer. What offers the best, especially in low light. Today, the Mobile Syrup site offers us a new indoor and outdoor benchmark test with the iPhone 6 Plus’s 8 Megapixel photo sensor with f/2.2 aperture.

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While previous comparisons essentially made it possible to compare the performance of the two sensors in low light, this new test makes it possible to test them in different conditions. An earlier comparison of the iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy S6 Edge had allowed the latter to appreciate its low-light performance.

As you can see, they both do very well outdoors. It is a trend that can be observed especially in flower bouquet photos. color rendering great. The same for the photo of the street, even the interior in the photo of the plant. Outdoors, it must be said that all conditions are met to offer the best possible quality.

On the other hand, as soon as the brightness starts to drop, the gap widens a little more, and the Samsung sensor offers more faithful and more vivid colors, giving it an edge over its rival. We observe the same trend in the macro, where the capabilities of the Samsung sensor appear more extensive than that of Apple. As you can see in the last shot of the comparison, it’s exactly the same when trying to zoom in.

Another interesting point, HDR mode It is extremely effective on both devices, although the level of detail is better on the S6 due to the higher resolution of its sensor. Here are key images of testing with Galaxy S6 above, iPhone 6 Plus below.