00:00Sup peeps, earlier Fuga Tech and Huawei just recently dropped its newest flagship Pura 80 series in the Philippines and
00:05one of two variants include the Huawei Pura 80 Pro.
00:08That said, how does it fare against another pro flagship such as the Honor Magic 7 Pro particularly in terms
00:13of cameras?
00:14That's what we're here to find out in this camera comparison. So without further ado, let's get right into the
00:18video.
00:22First, let's have a quick rundown of chipset and camera specs.
00:25The Huawei Pura 80 Pro is equipped with a Kirin 90-20 chip and has a triple camera setup at
00:30the rear.
00:30It consists of a 50MP main sensor, notably with a variable aperture of 4.0 to 1.6 that supports
00:36OIS, accompanied by a 40MP ultrawide and a 48MP telephoto camera also with OIS.
00:42Meanwhile, the Honor Magic 7 Pro boasts the Snapdragon 8 Elite and a triple rear setup as well.
00:47This guy also has a 50MP main shooter with OIS combined with 50MP ultrawide and a 200MP periscope telephoto lens.
00:54To learn more about their overall performance and other features, you may head over to our channel and watch each
00:59device's review or walkthrough if you haven't already.
01:01With that out of the way, let's get talking about the camera experience.
01:04Starting with the photos taken using the main cameras, these are no doubt impressive.
01:08The quality is on point, offering sharp detail with nice color reproduction and a good amount of dynamic range.
01:13That said, there's not much to talk about here since both phones can capture very nice images from the get
01:18-go.
01:18No need for further editing as these images are typically ready for upload.
01:22Moving over to telephoto, the Magic 7 Pro appears to have an advantage here because of its 200MP periscope telephoto
01:28sensor.
01:28Unsurprisingly, once you zoom into subjects, the Magic 7 Pro delivers better clarity as you can see more details in
01:34the shot.
01:34On the Pura 80 Pro, some details are typically softened out.
01:37Case in point, here we have two images shot at two times optical zoom.
01:40And zooming into this utility box, the details are much sharper on the Magic 7 Pro.
01:44If you'd also notice, those electric meters in the background are more detailed as well.
01:48Still, the Pura 80 Pro does hold its ground and offers suitable quality for nearer subjects.
01:52Diving into macro photography, both devices do a good job.
01:55There's plenty of detail, with the difference being the image processing, the Pura 80 Pro tends to produce more accurate
02:00colors while the Magic 7 Pro incorporates a warmer tone for most of the time.
02:04Additionally, the Pura 80 Pro does a better job at recreating more natural bokeh for macro shots.
02:09Looking into ultra-wide shots, the quality is quite decent for both phones.
02:12The details are there, except the Pura 80 Pro handles the dynamic range a bit better, providing a bit more
02:17detail in the shadows.
02:19In low-light shots coming from the Pura 80 Pro are on the softer side.
02:22We also attempted moonshots, and unfortunately, the Pura 80 Pro struggled to produce a clear image.
02:27Interestingly, for normal night shots, there's more green to see from the Magic 7 Pro.
02:31Color accuracy varies between the two as well.
02:33While both deliver vivid colors most of the time, there are instances where tones appear washed out or dull and
02:38lacking detail.
02:39For selfies taken at night, the Magic 7 Pro offers more detail thanks to its higher 50MP sensor accompanied with
02:44a 3D depth sensor.
02:46The Pura 80 Pro isn't that too bad, but struggles to focus on the subject in general.
02:50When it comes to portrait shots, the Pura 80 Pro generally does a better job.
02:53It renders skin tones more naturally, maintains sharp details, and avoids over-texturizing the skin.
02:58You can also appreciate the more natural bokeh effect that the Pura 80 Pro does.
03:02It's a different story for selfies though.
03:04The Magic 7 Pro captures better selfies with sharper details thanks to its 50MP sensor.
03:08It also appears to have a better treatment on skin texture as well as skin color.
03:13Now, let's move on to video.
03:14Just like their excellent photo capabilities, video capture is equally impressive for both the Pura 80 Pro and Magic 7
03:19Pro.
03:20Shooting in 4K is a breeze with crisp visuals, fairly accurate colors, and the level of stabilization is top tier.
03:26Interestingly though, what I like about the Pura 80 Pro's video capabilities is having a smooth transition every time you
03:31switch between lenses while recording.
03:33It just gives a more satisfying experience matching that of the iPhones.
03:36That doesn't make the Magic 7 Pro any less.
03:38It still does a pretty good job handling videos as a competition.
03:41However, there are times that the Pura 80 Pro covers better dynamic range, but it's not much of a big
03:46deal.
03:47Overall, despite the differences in camera specs, both are similarly capable when it comes to video quality.
03:53So after putting both camera systems through their paces, here's our verdict.
03:56The Honor Magic 7 Pro excels in telephoto, zoom, and selfies thanks to that...
