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 With the new iPhone 11 series, Apple is finally stepping up its game in the camera department. There was a time when Apple used to lead in the smartphone imaging department but over the last few years, the company had felt behind its competition. The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, however, change that with their impressive camera performance. But how good is the camera performance of the iPhone 11 when compared to the Galaxy Note 10+? Find out in this comparison. There is a lot to like about the iPhone 11’s camera. While the sensor size and specs remain the same as the iPhone XS from last year, Apple has improved its image processing and added a few other tricks to improve the overall image quality. The inclusion of a Night mode in the camera app is a big deal as it finally allows the iPhone to rival other Android smartphones in low-light scenarios. The iPhone 11 does miss out on a telephoto camera but it features the same 12MP ultra-wide angle shooter as its bigger and expensive brother, the iPhone 11 Pro. As for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, it has one of the most versatile camera setups around in an Android smartphone. Sure, its low-light performance is not praised as highly as the Huawei P30 Pro or Google Pixel 3 but the overall camera experience is miles better. While I am using the iPhone 11 for this comparison, the results will also be applicable for the iPhone 11 Pro since they have the same primary and ultra-wide angle sensors. I have not used the Note 10+’s telephoto sensor in this comparison since the iPhone 11 does not come with one. iPhone 11 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Camera ComparisonGalaxy Note 10+: The sky is a lot more vivid and the grass ‘greener’ in this photo iPhone 11: A more realistic picture, and it even exposes the darker parts properly Galaxy Note 10+: I like this photo more because it is more vibrant, though not necessarily accurate iPhone 11: Not a bad pic at all… Galaxy Note 10+: Everything is just a bit too blue, green etc. in this photo to make it pop… iPhone 11: Realistic colors Galaxy Note 10+: Once again, the colors are boosted but it did not blow out the highlights… iPhone 11: I did not expect the iPhone 11 to blow out the text on the board like it has done here… Galaxy Note 10+: There’s a slight oil painting-like effect here Galaxy Note 10+: Night mode also works with the ultra-wide camera iPhone 11: No Night mode on ultra-wide angle camera means its best not to use it when there’s less light iPhone 11: The primary 12MP camera does a far better job in such situations thanks to Night mode I think the above camera samples speak for themselves. The Galaxy Note 10+ and the iPhone 11 both come with excellent camera setup and you cannot go wrong with either of them. The Note 10+ tends to take slightly oversaturated photos, while the iPhone 11 prefers to capture more realistic photos. In the end, it all boils down to one’s preferences. For posting on social media, many people would prefer the photos from the Note 10+ but when viewed on the big screen, the iPhone 11 photos will look better. The iPhone 11’s ultra-wide angle camera does lack Night mode support which is a bummer in my opinion. You can see just how bad the ultra-wide angle captures photos in low-light scenarios. This is an area where the Note 10+ wins as the resulting images at least come out usable. What are your thoughts on the camera performance of the iPhone 11 and the Galaxy Note 10+? Which one do you prefer? Drop a comment and let us know! Want to know more about Apple Products?We launch new articles subscribe and get updated. MAX 1 email a week. No spam, ever. You May Also Like
Want to know more about apple ProductsWe launch new articles subscribe and get updated. MAX 1 email a week. No spam, ever. Which has better camera iPhone 11 or S10 Plus?As a tie-breaker, the iPhone came out on top with superior exposure. Moving to the ultra-wide lens, Samsung did a better job bringing out the color of the grass, but the windows are a bit washed out again. As we said, the S10 has a superior 16-megapixel ultra-wide angle shooter.
Does iPhone 11 have better camera than iPhone 10?Compared to the iPhone X, the iPhone 11 features a better camera, improved battery life, and better durability, but it doesn't come with nearly the same level of upgrades.
How good is Galaxy Note 10 plus camera?There are four cameras on back, with the main 12MP camera capturing scenes with the bright and punchy colors Samsung photos are known for. It's solid, albeit almost exactly like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus camera. Low light photos look better than ever thanks to a dedicated Night Mode.
Is iPhone camera better than Samsung camera?Cinematic Mode is better than Samsung's Live Portrait video option because Samsung restricts the feature to faces only, and the iPhone also wins out when it comes to stabilization. The Galaxy S22 Ultra does support 8K video unlike the iPhone 13 Pro Max, but the lack of good stabilization affects the quality.
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