Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Review Part 2 – Day Time Video Camera Test

https://ift.tt/2mnZUnn The budget phone is slowly catching up. This could be your next vlogging camera. In the previous post, I said I bought this smartphone for the price, camera, and memory. I didn’t expect much of the camera coming from a cheap Xiaomi phone, BUT I was wrong! Just see the result of my test and let me know what you think.

https://youtu.be/97_njbOVBbM

What did I discover?
1. I thought all Xiaomi phones have this focus hunting problem, but no, the Redmi Note 5 is OK.
2. I thought the auto-focus is going to be sluggish, but no, it responded fast.
3. I thought the audio recording is going to suck, like my Mi A1, but no, I can hear myself clearly.
I tested it in a noisy environment and used the native camera app in complete auto mode.
Yet the colors are great (don’t compare with Samsung or iPhone though), and the audio is audible.
The sad thing is, it does not shoot 4K video.
Next, I am going to document the night time video camera test and time-lapse recording.
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