The Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra camera tops the new DxOMark rankings
We saw in the news yesterday that the DxOMark website just launched a new section for measuring smartphone display quality. In the preliminary results of these surveys, the Note 20 Ultra's display comes in first place with the highest score.
DxO has also announced that it has changed the quality standards in the camera sector somewhat, and is now topping Xiaomi's new Mi 10 Ultra camera rating.
The Xiaomi flagship camera scored 133 points in the DxO survey and topped the table with this score. Huawei P40 Pro ranks second, by one point compared to the leader. Xiaomi's other product, the M10 Pro, is third with a score of 128.
The following classifications are Oppo Find X2 Pro (126), Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (126), Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max (124), Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ 5G (116), Google Pixel 4 (113), and Huawei P40 (112) , Find X2 Neo Oppo (105), Sony Xperia 1 (87) and Samsung Galaxy A50 (76).
In terms of previews added to the new tests, the iPhone 11 Pro Max performed the best, and according to DxOMark, the Xiaomi 10 Ultra and Samsung's S20 Ultra do not use Live HDR. Google Pixel 4 doesn't show bokeh mode in preview. The photos on the Huawei P40 Pro are distinctly different from the preview and the recorded mode, and it behaves very unstable when zoomed in.
In terms of zoom, DxO gave the highest score to Mi 10 Ultra, saying that this phone's camera delivers very good wide-angle photos and exceptional zoom. In terms of video quality, however, the Huawei flagship P40 Pro is better, and the Pixel 4 and May 10 Ultra don't do well in this area.