A new flagship photo phone from Xiaomi in the form of the Mi Note 10 offers up to 5 rear cameras, including a premium 108 MPx Samsung sensor. For a low price, it delivers powerful photography equipment, and many users directly compare this smartphone to the flagship model Huawei P30 Pro.
A direct comparison of the cameras
That’s exactly the comparison the popular YouTube channel TechTablets.com has put together, bringing results for both phones across photography, video recording, video stabilization, sound processing, and also image processing in worse lighting conditions.
You can see how this showdown turned out in his video.
First of all, it’s important to highlight the camera hardware itself. The Xiaomi model offers a full-fledged 108 MPx Samsung sensor (f/1.7), a 12 MPx portrait sensor (f/2.0), and a 20 MPx super wide-angle Sony IMX350 CMOS BSI sensor with a 117-degree field of view (f/2.2).
These three sensors are complemented by a 5 MPx sensor with five-times optical zoom and a 2 MPx super macro lens with a focal length of 1.5 cm. There’s also 4K video, laser focusing, HDR, or a Quad LED flash, plus a 32 MPx “selfie” camera.
On the other hand, the Huawei P30 Pro as this brand’s flagship model brings, in cooperation with Leica, a 40 MPx main sensor (f/1.6), a 20 MPx wide-angle lens (f/2.2), or an 8 MPx telephoto lens with support for five-times optical zoom.
No TOF 3D camera is missing, along with 4K video, an HDR mode, a Dual-LED dual-tone flash, and a front 32 MPx sensor.
Which one do you think takes better photos / videos?
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