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| Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Shares Spot with Huawei P30 Pro on DxOMark |
Both of the P30 Pro and Galaxy S10 5G recorded a total score of 112. Samsung got 117 points for photo, and achieved 100 points for video. In case you missed it, the Galaxy S10 5G comes with a 12-megapixel main camera, 16-megapixel ultra-wide-angle shooter, and 12-megapixel 2x telephoto lens. It is equipped with a ToF sensor, as well, to have a better bokeh effect.
Meanwhile, for selfies, Samsung enjoyed a solo throne for having the best front camera, as it recorded a total score of 97. It scored 101 and 90 points for photo and video, respectively.
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| Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Rear Camera Review |
Here are the pros and cons of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G according to DxOMark:
Photo pros:
- Accurate white balance and pleasant color rendering in most conditions
- Accurate target exposure and good dynamic range
- Fast, accurate, and repeatable autofocus
- Pleasant bokeh effect with a good blur gradient and a nice shape
- Well-controlled noise levels
- Flash images with accurate target exposure, neutral white balance, and good detail preservation
Video pros:
- Excellent detail in both outdoor and indoor conditions
- Accurate white balance and pleasant color rendering
- Accurate exposure in both outdoor and indoor conditions
- Fast and accurate autofocus
- Efficient stabilization in hand-held videos
- 4K recording at default settings
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Photo cons
- Some visible artifacts including ringing, loss of sharpness at image edges, moiré, and ghosting
- Loss of fine and low contrast detail in most tested conditions.
- Some subject isolation artifacts in bokeh mode.
- Loss of detail when zooming, especially at long range.
Video cons
- Highlight clipping in high-contrast scenes.
- Some slight exposure instabilities, especially indoors in low light.
- Loss of detail in low light.
- Instability caused by lens breathing during autofocus convergence.
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Source: DxOMark