In this trial comparing the video camera, we take on the Galaxy S6 edge versus iPhone 6 Plus . Who has a better camera when holding-hands using both hands
The Galaxy S6 Edge and iPhone 6 Plus both OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) with S6 edge with up to 4K video recording (1080p / 2K / 4K modes) and iPhone 6 Plus with the 1080p video recording. The results are actually pretty interesting. With S6 Edge, there seems to be a deformation effect when the phone is panning or when walking with the phone. This is probably due to its OIS acting up, but that is one of the culprits of having too OIS. Meanwhile, the iPhone 6 Plus is much better for panning shots, but it does pick up more shakes than the S6 Edge. Of course, for most shots that do not require movement of the camera (where the camera is always with two hands), the S6 Edge do better while the iPhone 6 Plus can do better in the pan with photos of landscapes.
Regarding the resolution and details, the S6 edge beats clearly iPhone 6 Plus because it has the ability to shoot in 4K, 2K, and 1080P modes while the iPhone 6 plus is glued to the maximum 1080p resolution. With 4K resolution, the S6 edge can give you an advantage, even if you were to 1080P as a 4K video up to 1080P made is still much stronger than regular 1080P video.
For the front camera, the S6 edge clearly beat the iPhone 6 more with super-OIS steady while the iPhone 6 more stammered with fairly-well video flickering all around. In this particular field, the S6 edge has no deformation and OIS seemed to be just about
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