In the times when most of the Android phones have embraced dual-rear cameras, Google still ended up vouching for a single-lens rear camera. Google’s latest Pixel 3 lineup features a single-lens rear camera and DxOMark has finally published its thorough review about the camera performance of the Pixel 3. The phone has obtained an overall…
In the times when most of the Android phones have embraced dual-rear cameras, Google still ended up vouching for a single-lens rear camera. Google’s latest Pixel 3 lineup features a single-lens rear camera and DxOMark has finally published its thorough review about the camera performance of the Pixel 3. The phone has obtained an overall score of 101, wherein, it has been awarded 103 for its photo performance and 98 for the video, breaking an average of 101. The ranking places the Pixel 3 on the fifth position that it shares with Apple’s iPhone XR ( review). Let’s dig further into the review and how DxOMark reached the scores.
In its review, DxOMark remarks the Pixel 3 as an all-rounder for its performance in varied segments. It notes that the Autofocus on the Pixel is ‘extremely fast’ and ‘detail prevention’ is also good in various conditions. The Pixel 3 has been hailed for its general accuracy coupled with good dynamic range in the review. However, it also marks that the Pixel 3 tends to underexpose the image. Besides, in low-light surroundings, the rear camera on the Pixel 3 has luminance noise and adds color shading too.
On the contrary, in brightly lit surroundings, the camera resorts to ‘occasional ghosting’ and ‘color fringing.
