In comparison to the iPhone XS, the iPhone 11 also offers improvements in color and focus. Though, there were “some HDR failures” in a few of the more challenging scenes.
There are other strengths, too, including a higher score for focus, with both faces and backgrounds boasting good detail at a range of distances, and effective bokeh shots when you want to blur the background.Īpple’s Smart HDR processing also “ensures very good control of the highlights in bright light conditions,” DXOMark says. The addition of a wider lens on the new device is a big plus, helping you fit more into the frame and get better compositions in a range of situations. The review also praises the bokeh effect of the front-facing camera, saying that the new lens “delivers excellent focus at most distances, with extended depth of field ensuring good focus for group portraits and backgrounds.” This makes it easier to fit more in the frame, while also ensuring consistent focus and compositions. One of the key improvements cited by DXOMark is the wider-angle front-facing lens introduced with the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.
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Now, the publication is out with its full review of the front-facing selfie camera on the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, revealing how Apple’s flagships compare to the competition.ĭXOMark’s testing focus on the iPhone 11 Pro, but both the iPhone 11 Pro and the iPhone 11 use the same front-facing camera technology, so the results should theoretically be applicable to both. DXOMark regularly puts the latest iPhone and Android smartphones through a series of camera quality tests, comparing them all against each other.
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