The ranking of mobile phones with the best photo effect

Mobile phone ranking with the best photo effect:

1, Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Mate 40 Pro provides the best shooting effect. In a well-lit and dark environment, both the ordinary lens and the ultra-wide-angle lens perform well, while the five-fold optical zoom is ideal even in dim light. Focusing is fast and sensitive, and its wide-angle lens and front self-timer camera can also be placed in groups.

2、iPhone 12 Pro Max

IPhone 12 Pro Max is also one of the best camera phones in the world. It has a main camera of 12MP f/ 1.6, a telephoto lens of 12MP f/2.2 (with 2.5x optical zoom), a super wide-angle camera of 12MP f/2.4 and a laser radar lens, which can shoot portraits at night.

The excellent shooting effect of IPhone 12 Pro Max at night and in low light is attributed to its large sensor. The night mode itself can also be used with the main sensor and the ultra-wide sensor, which is a very useful function for photographers who like to shoot in low light.

3. Samsung S20 Ultra

Taking photos and videos has always been an excellent part of Samsung's work. S20 series has a good tradition, but there are also some unsatisfactory places, but overall, compared with S 10 series, it is still the first echelon of Android camp. It's just that flagship machine's improvement in the camera part is not obvious gradually, and the exploration of some functions by various manufacturers is more easily perceived than the imaging quality.

4. Huawei P40 Pro

The rear camera function of this flagship smartphone is great. There are four cameras in the back and two cameras in the front. No matter day or night, it can provide first-class main camera, 50MP sensor resolution and 23mm wide field of vision.

Then it is 5 times optical zoom, which can be enlarged on the main body to keep it clear. Coupled with the ultra-wide GoPro-style camera and depth sensor, P40 Pro can rival Google and Samsung, giving you more choices.

5. Xiaomi 10 Extreme Commemorative Edition

Xiaomi 10 main camera has two special technologies, dual native ISO fusion and single frame progressive HDR. Sony IMX689 has a similar dual native ISO, but only has an analog-to-digital converter, which can only choose between low gain and high gain. OV48C has two analog-to-digital converters, which fuse two native images with high ISO and low ISO after digital gain, thus obtaining high dynamic range photos.