First video teaser for the Huawei Mate 10 is out, reveals Leica-branded dual rear camera
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 22 Aug 2017Well, that's true but it's more of a sensible choice. Less ... moreLess detail equals to blurry images. If you wish to have the best of both world then phone manufacturers should use large camera sensors like 1/1.2" in Nokia 808 with wide aperture at least f1.8 and OIS.
And there is no need to dedicated cameras. Phones can replace them completely.
Unfortunately people are primitive sheeple and they want thinness instead of usefulness. They don't have common sense so they look for a jewerly/status symbol in a phone instead of a smart high-tech tool.
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- 22 Aug 2017
Anonymous, 22 Aug 2017The monochrome sensor is totally useless anyway. They shoul... moreAnd then, no portrait mode and no zoon, and no wide shot. Thats why there are to off them
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 21 Aug 2017OEMs gave up on megapixel race for the good reason. Having ... moreThe monochrome sensor is totally useless anyway. They should use a great and large single camera sensor.
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- 22 Aug 2017
Mobilemaster, 21 Aug 2017Oh come on, again the same camera configuration?? Why not 2... moreJust like samsung s8 with same thing as last years s7
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- 22 Aug 2017
oh still f2.2 aperture when other flagships like lg v30 are going with f 1.6 . pause the video at 11 sec and observe at right side of image you can notice summarit f 2.2 labelling
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 22 Aug 2017Individual pixel size matters a lot in smartphone photograp... moreyou can get good pictures with sonys camera because it has a bigger sensor.
if you use 1s shutter speed and keep it really steady it can take better pictures.
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- 22 Aug 2017
L0lip0p, 22 Aug 2017Yup lowlight s8 is winner, but in daylight sony is winner b... moreBut the main problem is does that extra detail matter when everything is gonna be uploaded to fb or insta in same quality? The main thing is, images should look better rather than have extra detail
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- 22 Aug 2017
L0lip0p, 22 Aug 2017Yup lowlight s8 is winner, but in daylight sony is winner b... moreAgreed. Sony should put ois for next phone! Is it so hard? Software should be intelligence though because sony's eis are sometimes better than ois (non blur movement / video recording) Sony eis+ois(low lights), boom!
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- 22 Aug 2017
Mate 9 is already a beast, now this thing comes!
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 22 Aug 2017Individual pixel size matters a lot in smartphone photograp... moreYup lowlight s8 is winner, but in daylight sony is winner because the higher mp count translate to higher resolved detail, in s8 the picture will pixeleted when zooming to high detail area, especially when taking picture of group, where s8 camera look a bit oil painting-ish when zooming go the face while higher mp (like sony or the gs6) still retain the face better
In lowlight the s8 will fare better in auto, but since most smartphone cam has the manual control, taking a good lowlight is not a trouble and the higher mp will show it benefit
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- Sonu4678
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- 22 Aug 2017
AnonD-521587, 22 Aug 2017for example my sony 23mp camera is really good in daytime b... moreIndividual pixel size matters a lot in smartphone photography. Sony's 23mp camera can not overcome Samsung's 12mp camera in low light, no matter how good processing is cuz there is not enough light.
Every flagship nowadays can take great pictures in day light for a normal user but the difference appears in low light. Take Pixel & OnePlus 5 for example, both of them don't have OIS thus they can't produce low light pics as good as S8 but on the other hand Pixel trumps S8 in daylight.
P.S. Please don't think me as a fanboy cuz it's my real unbiased opinion based on my research.
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 22 Aug 2017Well, that's true but it's more of a sensible choice. Less ... morefor example my sony 23mp camera is really good in daytime but i see it suffering in lowlight. Tbh, with good enough software and stabiliation it could take better pictures in lowlight than iphone galaxy etc.
but in daytime its a clear winner over the rest.
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- 22 Aug 2017
AnonD-521587, 22 Aug 2017yes but higher MP is better in daylight. So they are sacrif... moreWell, that's true but it's more of a sensible choice. Less detail isn't as bad as blurry or grainy pics IMO. If you wish to have the best of both world then you'll have to use dedicated cameras.
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- 22 Aug 2017
Sonu4678, 21 Aug 2017OEMs gave up on megapixel race for the good reason. Having ... moreyes but higher MP is better in daylight. So they are sacrificing daytime for low light.
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- 22 Aug 2017
Note 8, V 30, Mate 10
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- 22 Aug 2017
I'm so excited about this phone! Also the new Xperias, the Note 8, The new Pixels and the V30.
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- 21 Aug 2017
Mobilemaster, 21 Aug 2017Oh come on, again the same camera configuration?? Why not 2... moreOEMs gave up on megapixel race for the good reason. Having more megapixel translates to smaller individual pixel size thus each pixel would take in less light and that's bad for dim-lit situations.
I think 12 mp for primary camera is sweet spot, that's why every other oems are doing it. Having 20 mp monochrome sensor means more detail and that also compensates for low megapixel count of the main camera.
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- 21 Aug 2017
Mobilemaster, 21 Aug 2017Oh come on, again the same camera configuration?? Why not 2... moreI'm pretty sure the monochrome sensor is for capturing DETAIL so...you'd want that to be the one with the higher MP count, no?
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- 21 Aug 2017
really seems like Huawei is totally freaked out? I mean who starts teasing officially their upcoming phones a whole 3 months before the unveiling?