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I've seen seen many different opinions let's settle to see which is one is better, for me both have almost no difference in a few shots I took in daytime.

I've seen seen many different opinions let's settle to see which is one is better, for me both have almost no difference in a few shots I took in daytime.

I've seen seen many different opinions let's settle to see which is one is better, for me both have almost no difference in a few shots I took in daytime.

I've seen seen many different opinions let's settle to see which is one is better, for me both have almost no difference in a few shots I took in daytime.

I have tested them and both have their ups and downs

It seems hdr captures a lot of more light but with a lot grain and no so black blacks but other wise with the hdr off very few light is captured but has little grain and blacks are black

I have tested them and both have their ups and downs

It seems hdr captures a lot of more light but with a lot grain and no so black blacks but other wise with the hdr off very few light is captured but has little grain and blacks are black

After many comparisons between the newer samsung series and the s25 and also all video modes of the s25 I've figured that this setup is the best to get the most realistic video possible, samsung tends to underexpose everything and makes the video generally darker,which for some reason compared to the older and newer series the video is darker, now for night videos no so sure about this setup but for daytime for me is the best.

After many comparisons between the newer samsung series and the s25 and also all video modes of the s25 I've figured that this setup is the best to get the most realistic video possible, samsung tends to underexpose everything and makes the video generally darker,which for some reason compared to the older and newer series the video is darker, now for night videos no so sure about this setup but for daytime for me is the best.