Samsung introduced as part of its August keynote Galaxy Unpacked many hardware innovations. The highlight of the evening, however, was a series of Galaxy Note 20, especially the most equipped version in the form Galaxy Notes 20 Ultra 5G. When a competitor's flagship appears, everyone naturally waits for speed tests or camera tests. Today we will look at the latter aspect, because lately one of the main draws (if not the most important) is the fact that a given smartphoneone takes photos. In this article, they will measure their strength together iPhone 11 Pro, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 a Samsung Galaxy Notes 20 Ultra.
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But first, a little about the technical specifications of those devices. IPhone 11 Pro It has a triple camera. UltraThe wide-angle lens has a focal length of 13 mm, an aperture of f/2,4, a 5-element lens, a 120° field of view and 12 MPx. The wide-angle camera boasts a focal length of 26 mm, an aperture of f/1,8, a 6-element lens, optical image stabilization and 12 MPx. The telephoto lens then has a sensor with a resolution of 12 MPx, 2x optical zoom, optical image stabilization, a 6-element lens, an aperture of f/2.0 and a focal length of 52 mm. U Galaxy The Note 20 camera consists of three lenses – specifically 12MPx ultrawide-angle, 12 MPx wide-angle and 64MPx telephoto. Rear camera Galaxy Notes 20 Ultra 5G consists of three lenses and laser focus. Specifically, we are talking about 12 MPx ultrawide-angle lens, 108MPx wide-angle lens and 12 MPx telephoto lens, which can zoom in on an object five times optically, or it can zoom in on it 50x with Super Resolution Zoom – a kind of combination between optical and digital zoom. But as we already know, the data on paper is one thing, the actual use is another.
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You can take a picture of the resulting images yourself in the gallery. Personally, however, I think that in most cases it wins. iPhone 11 Pro. Yes, all three phones take absolutely great photos, but if you focus on the details, you can see that Samsung tends to colorize the photos. So the colors are more saturated, which in my opinion does not look completely natural. If we look at the night photos, I feel that the test came out the worst Galaxy Notes 20 Ultra 5G. But if iPhone 11 Pro It lags significantly somewhere, it's in photos with zoom. Note 20 Ultra 5G has noticeably sharper photos. Of course, everyone has different preferences when it comes to judging photos, and I wouldn't be surprised if someone said the Note takes better photos. All three smartphones performed very well. Finally, it's important to note that the Note 20 series is almost a year younger. We'll see how much the iPhone 12 will shake things up.
As always, SuperSafTV has a great comparison: https://youtu.be/ZyO4Bm7yeLU
It will be objective only after the assembly. iphone 12 pro. 11 pro are the last generation
You don't have any smaller photos for comparison 😂
The photos are basically the same for everyone, sometimes it seems to me that iphone I have better colors somewhere else. galaxy.
And how does he take pictures? iPhone wide for night mode?
Oh wait… 😂