As with every new release, the folks at DxOMark have taken the new Galaxy S10+ out for a spin and shared the first results of their camera tests. For those looking for a summary, the phone's camera delivers incredible results, but it will have to share the crown of best mobile camera with an old favorite.
Galaxy S10+ camera performance
According to the analysis carried out by DxoMark , Samsung has once again managed to offer a well-balanced camera that performs very well in most scenes, and although they have not published all the details of each of the tests carried out, they have shared the final result: 109 points.
This figure puts it on par with the Huawei P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro , resulting in a three-way tie at the top of the DxOMark rankings. One thing we can analyze from the results is that Samsung's new flagship phone hasn't been able to outperform a previous-generation device (according to DxOMark's criteria, of course), which once again demonstrates the excellent work Huawei did with its cameras a few months ago.
Among the highlights of the Galaxy S10+ camera, the web highlights exposure control, autofocus performance, and flash operation. The results obtained seem to offer a very accurate white balance, with a representation of colors that is very faithful to reality on most occasions. In addition, the dynamic range managed has allowed very correct images to be achieved at times when there were large changes in lighting, also highlighting the low noise level indoors and in low light conditions.
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The negative points, however, have been the slight loss of definition in most conditions, the lack of detail when using zoom, some misinterpretations in the bokeh effect and some video exposure errors when recording with high lights. .
The best camera for selfies
Interestingly, the front camera has achieved an incredible score of 96 points , surpassing the Pixel 3 's camera , which had previously shared first place with the Galaxy Note 9. This leap in quality is mainly due to the addition of a second camera, responsible for taking measurements to achieve better background blur effects in selfies.