DxOMark has published its review of the camera on the iPhone 11, giving it a score of 109. This puts it at #17 on the mobile camera leaderboard, behind the Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G (130) in first and the iPhone 11 Pro (117) in fifth.
The high price tag of flagship iPhones means that people who are wedded to the Apple eco-system and looking for an upgrade might be attracted to the more pocket-friendly iPhone 11. If photography is an important factor in that choice, the good news is that by and large the less-expensive device lives up to the excellent all-round image quality of the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Without a dedicated 3rd tele-lens camera, however, it isn’t nearly as good for zoom shots; and Portrait mode shots are less successful due to the wider focal length they have to be captured with. With video performance also on par between the standard iPhone 11 and the Pro alternatives, however, it’s only the disadvantages for zoom that count against the more economical model.
Photo
Pros
● Accurate and consistent exposure
● Vivid and pleasant color
● Good detail indoors and outdoors
● Excellent ultra-wide performance
Cons
● Low zoom quality at medium and long range
● Ringing artifacts commonly visible
● Overexposed flash portraits at night
● Short focal length for portraits
Video
Pros
● Accurate exposure and wide dynamic range
● Good detail
● Effective stabilization
● Vivid and pleasant color
Cons
● Jello effect visible with walking movement
● White balance instabilities indoors
● Occasional exposure instabilities
● Autofocus steps during tracking
● Judder visible in bright light
You can read the full review at the link below...
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The high price tag of flagship iPhones means that people who are wedded to the Apple eco-system and looking for an upgrade might be attracted to the more pocket-friendly iPhone 11. If photography is an important factor in that choice, the good news is that by and large the less-expensive device lives up to the excellent all-round image quality of the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Without a dedicated 3rd tele-lens camera, however, it isn’t nearly as good for zoom shots; and Portrait mode shots are less successful due to the wider focal length they have to be captured with. With video performance also on par between the standard iPhone 11 and the Pro alternatives, however, it’s only the disadvantages for zoom that count against the more economical model.
Photo
Pros
● Accurate and consistent exposure
● Vivid and pleasant color
● Good detail indoors and outdoors
● Excellent ultra-wide performance
Cons
● Low zoom quality at medium and long range
● Ringing artifacts commonly visible
● Overexposed flash portraits at night
● Short focal length for portraits
Video
Pros
● Accurate exposure and wide dynamic range
● Good detail
● Effective stabilization
● Vivid and pleasant color
Cons
● Jello effect visible with walking movement
● White balance instabilities indoors
● Occasional exposure instabilities
● Autofocus steps during tracking
● Judder visible in bright light
You can read the full review at the link below...
Read More