Canon V1 vs. Galaxy S25 Ultra vs. iPhone 16 Pro Max Camera Test!

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Does buying a dedicated point-and-shoot camera like Canon V1 make sense?
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00:00 Canon V1 Powershot vs. S25 Ultra vs. iPhone 16 Pro Max
00:27 Blind Test
01:11 Video Comparison โ€“ Default Profile
01:54 Canon HDR PQ Mode
03:27 LOG Comparison
05:24 Stabilization
05:54 Lens Comparison
06:30 Photo Comparison โ€“ Ultrawide
06:48 Main and Telephoto Lens Photos
07:50 Continuous Zoom vs. Prime
08:42 Ultrawide Video
08:59 Night and Low Light
09:26 SD Card and Phone Screens
10:09 Verdict

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39 Comments

  1. If you pre load and configure LUT does the canon work in high contrast scenes (not burning light stuff)? Does this work on streaming (not recording)?

  2. It's probably a solid camera on its own, but I feel like this is 5 years too late for the current market.

    I doubt a lot of people will be bothered by a slightly more "digital looking" video and choose the Canon over convenience and ease of use and footage that's ready for use straight out the camera.

  3. Does Samsung's or iphone's exposure blending, HDR or computational videography which makes it work in in high contrast scenes work through streaming like using streamlabs or IRl PRO, can the user select the camera to be used?

  4. The quality of this video is bad, too much compression artifacts, canโ€™t really compare

  5. Basically you confirm why I sold my Lumix GH5:
    – standalone cameras with smaller sensors and prices than full frame cannot compete with computational power
    – these phones have much higher dynamic range and stabilization and possibilities. The software is miles more advanced
    – phones can edit pictures with AI and desktop like editors
    – phones fit in your pocket
    – phones save HDR 10 bit already graded directly. And you can even choose a more natural preset on most cases. One problem less.

    For me the ABSOLUTE best combo:
    – my S25U with 1 TB space (1450โ‚ฌ at launch)
    – Insta360 Ace Pro

    equals to fabulous stabilization, great night results, HDR. Stand-alone cameras are cool but until they really step up massively, they make little sense…

  6. I am the rankest of amateurs at photography and videography. I use my phone for both but also have some cameras. For me, who does everything hand held, the tactile experience of using a camera is much more pleasing and appealing than using a phone. I much prefer holding a well designed camera that puts some thought into the grip and handling and ergonomics over the small hard to hold slab of a phone. Also, having an articulating screen can be very helpful in awkward positions or angles, and sometimes the look of a picture a camera gives is just preferable the image to what a phone provides. To be fair, sometimes the phone wins this battle. Even though phones are getting better and better, I still think there is room in the world for compact well designed cameras. Great comparison video, well done.

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  8. Canon is interesting for me. It will provide better quality. And more leeway for editing.
    Just companies need to develop a gimbal for such cameras

  9. Too bad that you don't have a Nokia Lumia 1020 to compare it with the modern phones that will be destroyed by the Nokia's 41MP mode in bright conditions.

  10. You did an incredibly detailed comparison talking about points that I thought were really great. I actually just bought the Canon V one and was disappointed about a few things, but then after evaluating and playing with it more, I really come to like it and see the benefits of it compared to a phone. Thank you for this amazing video. I hope your channel keeps growing

  11. The analogy of this .. imagining phone cameras are girls going out with heavy makeup while real cameras like canon etc are like pretty girl natural beauty with no make up on

  12. Canon colours is amazing… the phone colours looks like someone swallow the whole tumeric lol

  13. Canon colours is amazing… the phone colours looks like someone swallow the whole tumeric lol

  14. Canon all the way… just imagine choosing which u want to put in your portofolio… definitely not the quality from the phone

  15. The V1 isn't a point and shoot anymore but more of a vlogging camera. It's probably not like a traditional point and shoot where it's photos first and videos second. Which is a shame. I hope the rumoured V3 is a good photo focus camera.

  16. Can you please try the xperia 1 vi?
    It has variable zoom 3.5-7.1x and a removable sd card. It sounds like it would meet your needs quite well. Would be nice seeing it compared to a dedicated camera, especially a sony if you have one.