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本帖最後由 MrBeast 於 19-7-1 13:05 編輯
retriever 發表於 19-7-1 12:44
係呢家係CMOS 當道,唔係規格好左,係YIELD 高。
我睇返我以前部NEXUS 5X 係 1.5um,唔知華為如何?
https://www.xda-developers.com/huawei-p30-pro-camera-review-50x-zoom/
What makes me want to lean in favor of the Google Pixel 3 is its incredible speed at clicking pictures. If you’ve used a Pixel device, you would be familiar with its process of capturing unpolished images and working on them in the background while also allowing you to take more images at the same time. The Pixel Visual Core chipset on the Google Pixel 3/3 XL (as well as the older Google Pixel 2) facilitates this superfast image processing. The Huawei P30 Pro, on the other hand, takes its sweet time to first click an image and then process it, often missing the shot that you took with it. Likewise, in terms of the Night Mode vs. Night Sight, the Google Pixel 3 is less likely to capture a blurred Night Sight image than the Huawei P30 Pro with the Night Mode and this, again, can be attributed to the promptness of both the device when it comes to capturing the best moment.
What you make out of this comparison depends on what you’re seeking from a smartphone’s camera. If it’s fantastic tricks like super zoom or ultra-wide shots, then the Huawei P30 Pro should make more sense whereas if you’re planning to limit yourself to narrower spectrum photography but getting marginally better quality out of images, the Google Pixel 3 should be a good choice. Since the Google Pixel 3 has dual cameras in the front, I would definitely recommend it over the Huawei P30 Pro if you’re also looking to capture good selfies.
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