LG G4 Low Light Test vs. Galaxy S6 and iPhone 6 (VIDEO)

[smooth4lyfe]

What yall think?

Low Light Test

Color Sensor Test

 

[NannerAirCraft]

Looking at the videos it seems the G4 is doing a good job. Obviously we'll have to wait for real customer impressions and pictures first also don't forget this is probably preproduction software(I think?)

Posted via the Android Central App

 

[MDMcAtee]

Nice

Posted via the Android Central App from my HTC m8

 

[I Can Be Your Hero]

Looks very good. Wonder if this will take the android camera crown from the S6.

I like that they're focusing on 100% accurate colors rather than trying to oversaturate them.

Sent from my SM-G920I

 

[flippedout]

I'd like to see the original scene because (can't believe I am saying this) the LG image looks more saturated than Samsung, too saturated in fact. Or, is it actually picking up the correct red from the scene and the S6 is muting it too much... not sure without seeing the original scene.

Still, can't wait to see more "real world" views on this camera beyond LG's marketing hype.

 

[Cobravision]

There's certainly something artificially set up to make the G4 look more accurate. The guy in the video agrees that the scene looks just like it does on the G4, but it looks way oversaturated and unnatural. Without any context, the S6 looks more natural.

 

[Adranalyne]

There's certainly something artificially set up to make the G4 look more accurate. The guy in the video agrees that the scene looks just like it does on the G4, but it looks way oversaturated and unnatural. Without any context, the S6 looks more natural.

Yeah I wasn't sold on the post-processing being excellent with LG. Looks like early shots are proving that.

Posted via Galaxy S6 edge

 

[smooth4lyfe]

The color representation on the G4 is unreal in a good way. Pretty accurate and vivid representation of the actual image.
I think it will be the S6 in color representation, but I think the S6 will beat the G4 in terms of picture quality