DxOMark has published its review of the camera on the new 5G iPhone 12 Pro, giving it a score of 128. This puts it at #4 on the mobile camera leaderboard, behind the Huawei Mate 40 Pro (136) in first, the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra (133) in second, and the Huawei P40 Pro (132) in third.
With a DXOMARK Camera overall score of 128, the Apple iPhone 12 Pro makes it into the top five in our ranking, improving on last year’s 11 Pro Max by four points and replacing it as the best Apple device in our database. The overall score is founded on a high Photo score of 135 and a very good Video score of 112. With a score of 66, Zoom is the area where the iPhone 12 Pro loses some points against the best in class, mainly due to its tele-lens offering only a 2x optical magnification.
Pros
● Consistently accurate autofocus in most conditions
● Mostly accurate exposure for photos and videos
● Good color rendering under indoor lighting
● Nice rendering of fine detail in bright light and indoor conditions
● Nice color and skin tones in videos
● Fairly effective video stabilization
Cons
● Limited dynamic range in photos results in highlight and shadow clipping
● Frequent blue and green color casts in outdoor shots
● Image noise, especially when shooting indoors or in low light
● Image artifacts, including color quantization, ghosting, hue shift and ringing
● Slight color casts in video
● Loss of fine detail in indoor and low-light video
● Color quantization and flare in videos
Check out the full review at the link below and stay tuned for a review of the camera on the new 5G iPhone 12 Pro Max.
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With a DXOMARK Camera overall score of 128, the Apple iPhone 12 Pro makes it into the top five in our ranking, improving on last year’s 11 Pro Max by four points and replacing it as the best Apple device in our database. The overall score is founded on a high Photo score of 135 and a very good Video score of 112. With a score of 66, Zoom is the area where the iPhone 12 Pro loses some points against the best in class, mainly due to its tele-lens offering only a 2x optical magnification.
Pros
● Consistently accurate autofocus in most conditions
● Mostly accurate exposure for photos and videos
● Good color rendering under indoor lighting
● Nice rendering of fine detail in bright light and indoor conditions
● Nice color and skin tones in videos
● Fairly effective video stabilization
Cons
● Limited dynamic range in photos results in highlight and shadow clipping
● Frequent blue and green color casts in outdoor shots
● Image noise, especially when shooting indoors or in low light
● Image artifacts, including color quantization, ghosting, hue shift and ringing
● Slight color casts in video
● Loss of fine detail in indoor and low-light video
● Color quantization and flare in videos
Check out the full review at the link below and stay tuned for a review of the camera on the new 5G iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Read More