DxOMark is a company dedicated to testing smartphone cameras to give a score. Today we already know that he has just given the Huawei P30 the highest score to put it in first place against other terminals such as the Galaxy S10 and the one that seemed unbeatable Pixel 3.
We must make it clear that we are facing a company that little by little has managed to sneak into the agenda of many brands so that, by chance or not, they launch their reviews right on the same day as their high-end presentations. For this reason, you always have to take DxOMark scores with a grain of salt.
Seeing Richard Yu boast of the quality of the photography of the Huawei P30 Pro using DxOMark is to look at it, but as it has become fashionable, it is what it is. The Huawei P30 Pro has come to obtain a score of 112 points to go to the Mate 20 Pro or Galaxy S10 +.
Already knowing the Huawei P30, with its 40MP rear camera and f/1.6 aperture, DxOMark has praised the terminal's ability to preserve detail when capturing images with zoom and what it would be to maintain a correct level of detail as well as exposure when we are under low light circumstances.
Among the negative points we can talk about how rare it is that the P30 Pro shows a slightly natural sky color when we talk about the best circumstances to take a photo: in broad daylight; hopefully they fix it in an update. Another negative point is image artifacts with a fairly limited dynamic range.
This company also talks about the virtues and benefits of stabilization when recording video and what is autofocus with great speed. It also makes it clear that there is quite a difference in shooting a video indoors to one in broad daylight; although it is something that we already see on other mobiles.
Be that as it may, DxOMark has already passed sentence from its prism and supposed "objectivity" to put Huawei's P30 Pro at the top of the bar. Now it will be necessary to see the new Google Pixel 4 that will be the one to dethrone it if the Samsung Note 10 does not.