Since it was launched in March of this year, the Huawei P40 Pro It has been praised by the experts at DxOMark for being the mobile that provides the best photo results. And it is that thanks to a powerful combo of quadruple sensors of a 50 MP main lens, a 12 MP telephoto shooter with 5X optical zoom, a 40 MP wide-angle camera and a 3D ToF sensor does not give for less, this being the person responsible for placing the mobile at the top of the platform's ranking.
El My 10 Ultra It has been the smartphone capable of knocking down the P40 Pro. This was presented just a couple of days ago as the new Xiaomi flagship, with top of the most premium features and specifications and a camera configuration superior to that of the mobile phone. Huawei, according to the tests that DxOMark carried out and lets us see in its last review.
For the best photos, the Mi 10 Ultra is the option to choose
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, with a camera setup of 48 MP (main) + 48 MP (5X telephoto) + 12 MP (2X telephoto) + 20 MP (wide angle), achieved an overall camera score of 130 in the DxOMark tests, thus taking the first position in the ranking, above the already mentioned P40 Pro (128), the Honor 30 Pro + (125) and the Oppo Find X2 Pro (124), which are the next three in the actuality. Plus, her photo score of 142 is a new high.
Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra camera scores | DxOMark
Exceptional Photo Score is based on excellent still image performance in all test areas. The camera gets all the basics right most of the time, such as lens exposure, color reproduction, and white balance, and offers a very wide dynamic range, capturing good details in the bright and dark areas of the scene. . This makes it ideal for shooting in challenging high-contrast conditions, says the DxOMark team.
It is also a perfect choice for photographers who like as much flexibility as possible, in terms of focal range. Xiaomi's ultra-wide camera offers the widest field of view ever seen And at the long end, a 120mm equivalent telephoto lens provides more reach than most competitors. Additionally, the image quality leaves little to complain about across the entire zoom range, with only some loss of texture and slightly higher noise levels at the widest and longest zoom settings.
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Night and low-light photographers will also be pleased with the Mi 10 Ultra. Xiaomi has achieved a good balance between texture and noise in images captured in low light conditions, and the camera is capable of good exposures, even in low light.
Portrait shots shot in bokeh mode show the usual slight isolation imperfections around close-up subjects, but the blur effects look quite natural and bokeh images are generally on a similar level to others. high-end phones.
How does it stand out in the video section?
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra also moves to the number one position for video, thanks to an outstanding video score of 106. It is the first device that DxOMark has tested that achieves the best overall results with 4K resolution and a frame rate of 60fps.
The fps speed ensures smooth movement and panning in all situations. Usually using 60fps or even faster frame rates means having to compromise in other areas, but the phone is capable of delivering good exposure, nice color, and good detail, even when shooting in low light. thanks to its adaptive frame rate control that slows down.
Autofocus is fast and consistent too, and the stabilization system counteracts the movement of the photographer very effectively. The dynamic range could be wider and some highlight cutouts can be seen in high-contrast video clips, but overall, the Mi 10 Ultra records the best smartphone videos, concludes DxOMark.
