Alright guys, we are testing out 4K 60 on both the Galaxy S20 Ultra and the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Now to see how stabilisation is on this part, we will do some running of course with the 4Face camera and we will showcase the rear as well. And of course if you are the awesome features. Now as you know this is the point where I turn around and I start running it. Alright alright alright alright. So we have that. So I'm interested in dynamic range I'm seeing here but you cannot waste any more time. Let us check out the rear camera. So now we've got our rear camera and also like 4K 60. Walking down, seeing what kind of stabilisation we get. And as you guys know, we are going to start running again. So this is 4K 60 running. Who? Man! Alright here we have steady shot versus 1080p 60. So taking a look at images here. A daytime you can see both images look really good. The S20 Ultra comes up really sharp for the front facing camera. Yes it's the 40 megapixels camera and detection is really solid but the vibrance and dynamic range really showcases in this picture you are looking at. Where the iPhone is nice and clear, it's blown out in the cloud while the Galaxy you can see the recovery of the clouds and also just the sharpness of the beard and of course the hat itself. Now the S20 Ultra also has a low light mode for its front facing camera. Something the iPhone doesn't have. Just showcasing the capabilities here on the camera app. And when we look at of course low light photos you can see how that actually works out well in the pitch black location as you saw earlier. So this is more sharp for the S20 Ultra while the iPhone and Pro Max is not a sharp, it's fuzzy. You've got a lot of green going on there. Similarly here this is at a bar. There's a lot of red and multicolored lights within the bar but it's really low. You can see the S20 Ultra really bringing that out and still keeping focus on me while the iPhone and Pro Max because there is no low light mode in the front facing camera doesn't do that. Now we move to a shot here which is outside, I was leaving the bar. And again taking front facing shot with both cameras, the S20 Ultra. Shopper, brighter, the iPhone, a lot of green, a lot of noise in that photo. Now this photo is quite interesting because both of them come up pretty well. There's a lot of light leakage much more with the S20 Ultra but I do like the color detail because that's more accurate than the iPhone but both are still really really good. Now here is a shot within the bar with the main sensor. You can see that sharpness that the S20 Ultra portrays and it just stands out really really well. The iPhone is solid but the colors and sharpness really come out well with the S20 Ultra's main lens here in low light. Now when we go to the ultra white the iPhone doesn't have a low light capability in the ultra white so that's just something to take note. But the iPhone still does pretty well. You can see details, you can see the girls in the mirror. While the Galaxy S20 Ultra is much sharper, it's more vivid. You can see the girls in the mirror there. You can also see a lot of details with the bottles at the back. Now we're going to zoom to again more details with the S20 Ultra. The iPhone is good but you can see how well backlit the S20 Ultra comes out with this image here. That is something to take note and just see and I think it works out pretty well. And this here quickly is a showcase in 5X zoom in low light. You can clearly see the led rings of all the different alcohols on the bar. There again low light shot. Yes there is some lighting in here but it does well. Now let's take a look at 8K video that you guys enjoy audio and video from it directly. Another thing a lot of you want to see, 8K recording. Let's put you some microshakes for me. I'm just going to pan a little bit. Oof. See how it deals with some sunlight. The sun's at the edge. Just bleeding in. Oh man, it is so cold out here my fingers are burning. Boom. It takes photos again. Why are you doing this? Alright 8K 30 seconds. Seriously guys, that was absolutely shocking. Not the fact that it couldn't happen. It's just how it happened. This one's your ultra is a beast and the camera is not out to play around. You've got to say look, looking at video 4K 60 looked really good compared to the iPhone. Supersteady was still great. The images, the sharpness and dynamic range. So good. And low light photography really came out solid. Such an improvement from last year. You still have that extra benefit of 8K video. That is really amazing. Even some of the shots from the camera itself, just the rear camera. Really showcases why Samsung feels the S20 Ultra is going to be that device that you want to pick up this year. So what do you guys think? Do you think the S20 Ultra is now the best camera out there? Well, stay tuned for of course my buddy Marion Cell, who will be giving his full camera review soon. Until then, enjoy this comparison. Check out for more videos from the S20 Ultra and always enjoy entertainment.