VIVO X200 Ultra VS Sony Alpha 6500(18-135mm) Comparison

In this video, we tackle one of the most controversial questions:
Can a flagship smartphone really outperform a digital camera in photo and video?

I compare the Vivo X200 Ultra against a Sony camera with an 18–135mm zoom lens, testing both across three focal lengths equivalent to mobile photography:
Ultra-wide (14mm), Standard (35mm), and Telephoto (85mm).

This is not just a daylight test.
Under low light and complex lighting conditions, using dual RGB light sources (yellow/orange and purple), I examine real-world behavior in color accuracy, white balance, and image processing.

Topics covered in this video:

Color science and white balance differences between phones and cameras

The impact of Color Spectrum sensors on light detection

Why zooming changes color behavior on traditional cameras

Detail retention, noise, and the effect of wider apertures on smartphones

Video comparison: bitrate, dynamic range, and real detail

Why smartphones often look better in auto mode

And why professional cameras still maintain a clear advantage

This video is not about declaring a winner.
It’s a technical, unbiased, real-world comparison.

If you’re into photography, videography, flagship smartphones, or the battle between algorithms and hardware, this video is for you.