Realme GT 6T and iQOO Neo 9 Pro both carry a 50MP primary camera and an 8MP ultra-wide camera. Is there a difference?
The Realme GT 6T(review) and iQOO Neo 9 Pro (review)are among the best smartphones available for performance-focused customers with a budget of up to Rs 40,000. Both smartphones can be excellent options for those who prioritise long battery life and fast charging speeds. While there’s a big focus on performance, makers of both smartphones promise a reliable camera experience.
Interestingly, the duo features a dual-camera system on the back, comprising a 50MP primary sensor and an 8MP ultra-wide camera. Both phones have now ditched the third sensor, a norm until a few months back. Which one offers a better camera experience? Here’s a camera comparison between Realme GT 6T and iQOO Neo 9 Pro.
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Realme GT 6T vs iQOO Neo 9 Pro camera specifications
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Ultra-wide
Portrait
Selfie
Low-light
Low-light (Night mode enabled)Realme GT 6T vs iQOO Neo 9 Pro camera specificationsDaylight
By default, the Realme GT 6T captures photos with a warm tone, while the iQOO Neo 9 Pro tries to mimic true-to-life colours but with prominent shadows and colours. As a result, photos taken by the latter may look more dramatic and, at times, appealing.
If you notice these shots, captured in broad daylight, it’s easy to distinguish the treatment by both smartphones.
The dynamic range and overall colour balance look better in the image with the Realme GT 6T. The colours on the iQOO Neo 9 Pro are boosted, while contrast is by default high. By no means does the image look bad, but prominent shadows lead to the average dynamic range.
Both smartphones capture decent details of the tiles on the floor and the red building. The Realme GT 6T does a better job of capturing details of black tiles near the fountain as it does not go overboard with contrast, unlike the iQOO Neo 9 Pro. The GT 6T even detects the accurate colour of the sky.
