#camera samples

Watch: Blackview A9 Pro Dual Camera Samples and iPhone 7 Plus Comparison

The latest affordable dual-camera phone from Blackview is finally on the marketplace. So Blackview decided to show how the A9 Pro’s camera performs and then compared it to the much more exorbitant iPhone 7 Plus. Let’s have a look!

As we can see in the video, the Blackview A9 Pro appears to be grabbing quite good photos, even the comparison with the iPhone 7 Plus doesn’t put it to shame. Overall…

Pixel 3 XL gets detailed and tested in Russia

According to one of the sources Google will be unveiling the new Pixel 3 phones at an event scheduled for October 4.

The first set of photos leaked from Russia shows the White Pixel 3 XL final variant as the G logo hints, with a pretty big notch at the top of an almost 6.8″ display with 1,440 x 2,960 px, and that’s because it includes the ear-piece that doubles as one of the two stereo speakers, there is an infra-red scanning sensor and the front-facing camera. The back of the phone is almost identical to Pixel 2 XL’s. It has the same finger print sensor and a single sensor main camera with an LED Flash. One of the images reveals HTC Edge Sense like technology embedded on both sides of the phone, and a 3,430 mAh non-removable battery.

The second source from Russia reveals what’s in Pixel 3 XL’s retail box reconfirming the pair of headphones as previously rumoured. Google will finally include a pair of Pixel Buds-like headphones (except they are wired) in the box along with the usual USB-C cable, the wall charger, USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter. 

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— Максим Хорошев (@khoroshev) August 22, 2018

There is also a short video from the same source that shows the Pixel 3 XL being wirelessly charged.

And to top it all off, we also get access to a full gallery of images shared on Instagram, which have been taken with Google’s Pixel 3 handset, not in their original size but close enough to form an opinion about the quality of the camera on back of the Pixel 3 XL, which you can see below.

  И вот ещё. Ну классный же? #Pixel3XL

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Lenovo Z5 Camera Samples Reveal AI Features, Dual Camera Setup

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Lenovo Z5 smartphone teasers have been very regular, thanks to Lenovo VP Chang Cheng. The smartphone’s sketch teased earlier reveals that this could be the first smartphone with no chin whatsoever. Now, Cheng has published camera samples said to be from the Lenovo Z5 flaunting the photo-taking skills of the smartphone, whilst also confirming that it will sport a dual camera setup.

The…

Hands-on Review of the Meizu M6S: This is a device worth buying!

It took the international mail way too long, but finally the Meizu M6S has found its way to my home. That was a week ago. Since then I have been using the Meizu M6S as my daily driver. In this full review I will walk you through the experience. Sure there are budget phones out there that might be two or three tenners cheaper. Sure there are phones out there with dual camera lenses. Some have…

But photographs are something which can be provided by anyone letting us talk and evaluate them on our own. We have already seen Mate 10 ranking top along with Google Pixel 2 according to DxOMark, but here we have now some camera shots taken with Huawei Mate 10, by Pakistan’s renowned photographer Tapu Javeri, and released by Huawei Pakistan officially during the launch event in Lahore.

Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro combine 12-megapixel RGB + 20-megapixel monochrome sensors, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), dual lenses with the world’s largest aperture of f/1.6, AI-powered Bokeh Effect and AI-powered Digital Zoom. New AI-powered Real-Time Scene and Object Recognition, which automatically chooses camera settings based on the object and scene, supports an advanced AI-powered Digital Zoom function with AI Motion Detection for clearer and sharper pictures. Check more details

We saw some model shoot samples on the launch which unfortunately were not released by Huawei Pakistan. We’ll try to get those for you as well but here is what you get for now. Take a closer look on the photos captured with Huawei Mate 10 in beautiful northern areas of Pakistan.

For high resolution shots checkout flickr album here.

iPhone X sports dual-camera configurations on the back, There’s a regular 12MP sensor with a wide-angle f/1.8 lens aperture and a second 12MP unit features 2x zoom telephoto lens with f/2.4 aperture. Both the camera units have optical image stabilization as well.

“We integrated faster, optically image-stabilized cameras with the advanced machine learning of the A11 Bionic chip,” Apple said. “The result is a photography system that sees more, understands more, and does more.”

iPhone X cameras are also claimed to give you an ultimate experience with augmented reality. “The cameras on iPhone X are custom tuned for the ultimate AR experience. Each camera is individually calibrated, with new gyroscopes and accelerometers for accurate motion tracking.” said Apple in the press release.

Camera Samples – iPhone X 12MP Dual Camera

Well, currently it’s all the official claims and we won’t know how much capable this new iPhone is to keep its creators promises. We’ll see when the iPhone X reaches end users on November 3rd. But right now we can have a quick look over some official camera samples from the iPhone X. These shots looks good but they indeed have to be, since they are released by the company itself. So we’ll keep our opinion on the pictures and leave you with your senses to evaluate how these pictures do for you.

These samples also include screenshots taken from apple.com releases.

Camera Samples – iPhone X TrueDepth 7MP Front Camera

The TrueDepth camera is the whole system of the iPhone X which hosts a number of cameras and sensors for new capabilities, like Face ID. The system also houses a 7-megapixel front facing camera which, with the help of system, enables the phone to take selfies with Portrait Mode (blurred background). That’s not however something new, bokeh featured selfies were introduced with Huawei’s Mate 10 but the front-camera on iPhone X, as it sounds, should take great quality portrait selfies with the help of TrueDepth camera system.

“The TrueDepth camera, along with the A11 Bionic chip, captures the photo and creates this effect with the tap of a finger,” Apple claims. The same system also allows the iPhone X. The TrueDepth Camera on iPhone X also supports Portrait mode, Portrait Lighting and the Animoji – read more about them.

These samples also include screenshots taken from apple.com releases.

iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus – 12MP Camera

iPhone 8 Plus features similar 12MP dual-camera configuration as of iPhone X. With all those features including the optical image stabilizer and 2x telephoto zoom camera with additional 6x digital zoom. Standard iPhone 8, on the other hand, only has a single unit of 12MP camera but that also supports similar features apart from the ones enabled by the second telephoto zoom camera.

Both the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus have similar 7-megapixel front-facing cameras but they are not that much capable to perform like iPhone X. They don’t have all those sensors and accompanying cameras on the front, hence they do not support Portrait mode, Portrait lighting or Animoji.

These samples also include screenshots taken from apple.com releases.

Mi Note 3 and Mi Mix 2 Camera Samples are here

Xiaomi just announced its dual-camera Mi Note 3 and the near bezel-less Mi Mix 2 smartphones. Both smartphone have 12MP main camera but the Mi Note 3 has a dual-camera setup, one with telephoto lens. Mi Mix 2 is an enhanced and improved version of the original Mi Mix in a smaller and more compact size. The phone has really tough specs including the Snapdragon 835 chipset with 6GB of RAM. In…

LG G6 in-depth camera review – Photo & 4K video samples

LG set a high standard for phone cameras with the V10, and it was something of a disappointment to find the G5 did not inherit all of those wonderful options and controls. The G6 represents something of a rebirth for the G series. Does it catch us up to the V20, or is LG still separating “consumer” and “professional” handsets?

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