"Galaxy S23 Ultra or iPhone 14 Pro: Which Smartphone Takes Better Low-Light Photos?"

[alex230556]

"Hey guys, just got my hands on both the S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro, and I'm curious to know - which one takes better low-light shots? I've done some initial testing and I'm leaning towards the S23 Ultra, but I want to hear from those with more experience. Anyone have some conclusive comparisons to share?"

 

[art111]

"Can't go wrong with the S23 Ultra's camera, but gotta say the iPhone 14 Pro's low-light game is seriously improved this time around. Seen some side-by-side comparisons and the difference is noticeable, but not enough to sway me from my trusty Samsung."

 

[serga7771]

"I've had the chance to try both, and I gotta say the S23 Ultra takes way better low-light pics for me. The camera app is also super user-friendly and has some cool features like 8K vid recording. Anyone else get similar results?"

 

[salexn]

"Hands down the S23 Ultra kills it in low-light situations, at least in my experience. The new 200MP camera sensor is a beast, and it's worth every penny if you're a serious photographer. Don't @ me, iPhone fans"

 

[Grey_01]

"I've gotta give it to the S23 Ultra on this one. The new 200MP sensor really shines in low-light conditions and the phone's ability to combine multiple shots into one is a game-changer. Been using it for a few weeks now and the results are seriously impressive."

 

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[Weetal]

"Hey guys, I'd say the S23 Ultra has a slight edge in low-light photo quality, mostly due to its larger sensor size and better pixel density. I've seen some crazy sharp shots from the Note 20 Ultra (which shares the same camera hardware as the S23) in low-light conditions, and I'm guessing the S23 Ultra is even better. Still, Apple's got some magic sauce going on with their ProRAW capabilities too"