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DxOMark has just released their review of the Samsung Galaxy S20+’s camera system. Unlike the S20 Ultra – which uses pixel binning in the 108MP main sensor, the Galaxy S20+ uses a 12MP sensor with large 1.6µm pixels. This camera array has three other cameras, each dedicated to ultra wide (12MP), telephoto(24MP), and a depth sensor (0.3MP) for bokeh shots. The S20+ received an overall score of 118, made up of its photography score of 127 and its video score of 100. Its strength in still photos is attributed to its excellent exposure, wide dynamic range, vivid colors, and its brilliant ultra-wide camera. DxOMark saw great accurate exposure even in more challenging conditions and accurate white balance. It’s zoom capabilities aren’t as impressive. It’s 64MP zoom camera is used to crop an image from the scene, which can be good in bright lighting, but details are softer in medium and longer-range zoom shots. Portraits are strong, with convincing bokeh, though not good enough to earn the top score. Dynamic range for video is great outdoors, though not the best – but with high saturation. Details are high in 4K video, though it can be aggressive with sharpness. Autofocus adapts quickly and tracks objects well. Stabilization isn’t the best, but it does its job when shifting views. . . . . #techies_page_samsung #techies_page_dxomark #techies_page #techies #tech #technology #dxomark #photography #64mp #samsung #samsunggalaxy #samsunggalaxys20plus #galaxys20plus #videography #video #potrait #dynamicrange #hdr #autofocus #4k #videostabilization #nightphotography #nightmode https://www.instagram.com/p/CAFa1ZggyPS/?igshid=102x8x7mxnacc

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The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is tied for second in DxOMark’s selfie camera tests. With a score of 100, it is three points behind the Huawei P40 Pro and even with the Huawei nova 6 5G. The Ultra is only a point ahead of the Galaxy Note10+ 5G, despite much improved hardware (which suggests that the software needs tuning). The Galaxy S20 Ultra has a unique front camera in the line-up with a large 1/2.65” sensor with 40MP resolution (0.7µm pixels) and a Quad Bayer filter. This camera operates in two modes – with 32mm focal length when shooting selfies of just yourself (outputting 6.5MP images) and 25mm for selfies with two or more people or when recording videos (outputting 10MP photos and up to 4K/60fps videos). The change in focal length is achieved with a simple crop and simulates having two cameras on the front (but without the need for dual punch holes). The photo score of 104 places the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra in third place in that category, behind the two Huaweis. Detail, noise levels, exposure, dynamic range and bokeh rendering are all excellent. The Phase Detection autofocus proved reliable at keeping your handsome mug in focus at different distances. The S10+ had a depth sensor, but it’s absence hasn’t affected the phone’s ability to render shallow depths of field. Where the Ultra falls short from the top is the color balance, with inaccurate skin tones in some scenarios and a tinted white balance. Selfies using the screen flash could have been better too, reports the team at DxOMark. The selfie camera perform better in the video tests, earning a score of 95 – matching the P40 Pro and a couple of points ahead of the nova 6. The PDAF was found to be sluggish in some cases and the color rendering is again not quite perfect, but for the most part, the phone is produces videos with excellent video quality. . . . . #techies_page_samsung #techies_page_dxomark #techies_page #techies #tech #technology #samsung #samsunggalaxy #samsunggalaxys20ultra #galaxys20ultra #dxomark #video #camera #selfiecamera #photography #photo #photos #dynamicrange #focus #stabilization #colors #videorecording #usa #uk #canada #australia #germany #europe #india #iceland https://www.instagram.com/p/B_1dJAAAgu1/?igshid=ys75py7g0xcj

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DxOMark scored the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip right below the iPhone XS. One of the most impressive phones this year so far is undoubtedly the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. But that's mostly because of its form factor and flexible display. On the hardware front, the handset isn't anything special and DxOMark's camera review is a testament for that. The overall score reviewers gave the Galaxy Z Flip is 105 points, which isn't all that bad, for a phone launched in 2018, however. This score was just enough to put it right behind Apple's iPhone XS and XS Max - flagship phones from two years ago. There's nothing inherently wrong with the cameras, though, it's just that competition in the premium segment has become fierce and it's not up to today's standards. The detail is rather low sometimes, ringing artifacts are visible, slow autofocus and the ultra-wide camera produces images with color fringing and fusion artifacts in indoor scenes. On the other hand, dynamic range is wide, color rendition is good along with accurate white balance and noise is kept to a minimum. Video recording capabilities are also good by excelling in colors, focus and stabilization. . . . . #techies_page_samsung #techies_page_dxomark #techies_page #techies #tech #technology #samsung #samsunggalaxy #samsunggalaxyzflip #galaxyzflip #dxomark #video #camera #photography #photo #photos #iphonexs #iphonexsmax #dynamicrange #focus #stabilization #colors #videorecording #usa #uk #canada #australia #germany #europe #india https://www.instagram.com/p/B_rCxOYgdGF/?igshid=18yamnbg20243