Quote from: S.Yu on April 24, 2018, 12:33:20
The camera applies sharpening and NR highly aggressively resulting in better looking images only on tiny 6" screens, while at 100% magnification the results fall behind the competition from the aggressive processing. Just look at Anandtech's full size samples or Phonearena's night shot comparison, there's a little more highlight DR but that's it. Effective resolution is horrendous with grotesque pastel-like texture. I really expected better from you people.

yeah because you need to make a 100% magnification on a photograph captured by  A SMARTPHONE! you got that from anandtech, wow so intelligent, literally the equivalent of rick and morty fanbase of the technology community, are they still cherry-picking sh!t from android flagships to devalue them in their iPhone reviews? I swear that's the pettiest thing in the whole tech community, esp. when considering that anand himself is working for apple now, They better stick with making articles about pc parts, those are way better because the guys who make smartphone reviews there are way too corny and wack (they know nothing about photography in general).


But what you know, you have to make a 4x4 meters print out of your smartphone caps - Anandtech
ironically the holiest one is way too low on resolution, only 12 MPs, that wouldn't be enough for your/their standards.
Next time try to tell a photographer to make a 100% magnification out of his 10MP FF camera, you would't see pixelation right?
Right.......How delusional....

Wow...Great Article, You covered almost everything here...I'll Learning lots from you for my new website gadget360 .tech

Sorry NBC, didn't know where to submit review requests so posting this here. Please do a review of the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 (6GB RAM variant). Found this new fan favorite while searching for a decent mid-range phone with a bigger than average battery. Thanks and keep up the oustanding work!

One again : No Jack, no buy.

I'm disappointed. The camera is FAR FROM the standard, I hope you didn't take DxO as a reliable measure as they sell their test equipment which is especially vulnerable to a GAN attack which Huawei's NPU could efficiently carry out but does not actually help make a better picture, just higher scores from the machine.
The camera applies sharpening and NR highly aggressively resulting in better looking images only on tiny 6" screens, while at 100% magnification the results fall behind the competition from the aggressive processing. Just look at Anandtech's full size samples or Phonearena's night shot comparison, there's a little more highlight DR but that's it. Effective resolution is horrendous with grotesque pastel-like texture. I really expected better from you people.