Huawei P9 vs Galaxy S7 Edge Camera Test - Side by Side

There has been a lot of media hype over the Huawei P9 when it was released. But. has Huaweis creative advertising gotten ahead of them? \r
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Leica didnt manufure the camera: \r
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Its just *Co-engineered*: \r
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Here is the DSLR Cannon 5D Mark İ Fiasco: \r
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Specs of the Huawei P9 can be found HERE: \r
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Either way, lets jump into a side by side video camera comparison. Its difficult to compare these two cameras on a video level, because the 4K resolution of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is HUGE compared to the 1080p resolution of the Huawei P9. I upscaled the 1080p footage with my editing software so at least we will be able to check the color and general quality. but just keep in mind that these are two VERY different cameras. \r
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I did check to see if the monochrome lens was adding any detail to the video footage. but from my very basic test, I did not see any difference. So it is probably only effective for still images. Ill let you be the judge. \r
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I walked through the stabilization, the front facing camera, and the slow motion features on the cameras as well. \r
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