In this camera comparison, we compare the Google Pixel 2 vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 vs. LG V30 in a low-light and see which one performs best in 4K video recordings including stability tests.
Overall, I feel all three phones did pretty well. Both Pixel 2 and Note 8 have OIS(optical image stabilization) and EIS(electronic image stabilization), which worked out well for most shots except the walking test where a lot of jello effect was seen. The Pixel 2 has a tendency to bring up the exposure too much(probably with high ISO) and a lot of noise also follow it. You can fix this by bringing the exposure down manually but I felt like in auto mode, the Pixel 2 should have done it automatically since Note 8 and V30 did just fine. LG V30 seemed to suffer from a lot of shake although it has OIS, which works wonderful in daylight, seems to have more trouble in low-light shots.
As for image quality, I felt the image quality was the best on Galaxy Note 8 followed by LG V30 and Pixel 2. Of course, these results may be a lot more different during daylight shots but I really wanted to take these phones to its limits and see what it can do in near-dark situations.
What do you think? Which was your favorite 4K camera in low-light and why? Leave your thoughts below, thanks!
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