Huawei P30 Pro vs S10 Plus vs Pixel 3 XL | Camera Comparison By Tech Spurt

The big headline grabber on Huawei snoopy 30, pro flagship phone is of course, like quad lens camera tech, complete with this 10 times, lossless zoom and countless other fantastic camera upgrades. But how does it compare with two of the best smartphone snappers of 2019 Google's pixel, 3 XL and Samsung's Galaxy S, 10 plus well I've been testing these handsets for a few days now, and here is my full in-depth photo and video quality camera comparison and don't forget for more on the latest greatest mobile tech to bug subscribe, ending that notifications bell cheers now. First up, let's take a quick look about camera hardware on offer. There are a lot of lenses here. So let's take a deep breath, and here we go so while we are beastly new P30 Pro supports a 40 megapixel super spectrum lens with a wide F, 1.6, aperture and built-in optical image stabilization, and you also get two additional lenses which you can switch between at any time: a 20 megapixel, ultra wide-angle lens and a funky new 8 megapixel telephoto lens featuring Wiley's new periscope design. This serves up a ludicrous five times: optical zoom and ten times, hybrid lossless zoom, so you can take sneaky pics of next door's cat or whatever, and that's not all, because you also get a time-of-flight lens to accurately measure distance, something that will be big for a functionality.

Samsung serves up a similar camera experience on the galaxy s 10 plus here you have a 12 megapixel primary lens, with OAS and edge or aperture mechanism, which can switch between F 1.5 and F 2.4, based on the conditions once again, there's an ultra wide-angle effort, plus a telephoto lens as well. Although you only get 2 times, optical zoom, with some ease flagship and finally, there's the Google Pixel 3 excel, which defies all conventions by only having a single rear, lens, crazy buggers. It's a 12 point two megapixel snapper with IS and an F 1.8 aperture as well nice and simple. Now for your everyday shots, the galaxy s, 10, plus and Wow, is P30 Pro both have an AI scene detection feature which tweaks the camera sentence to suit a number of recognized subjects. This has the most dramatic impact on the P30 Pro, although thankfully the results are still palatable.

At least we found them very fetching. Others may not approve. You can lock this feature off on both blowers, though, if you prefer more natural-looking results and while the pixel 3 excel doesn't have any kind of AI mode that you can toggle on or off, it does seem to boost colors and make things pretty all of its own called. Naturally, vibrant scenes do not pause a problem for any of these. Camera phones vivid hues look very attractive indeed, with or without those AI smarts, and personally I preferred the look of the macro shots taken on Huawei's born, which are pleasingly crisp and detailed with a nice natural Bake effect.

Although the s10 plus isn't exactly far behind all three phones deliver the goods when it comes to HDR shots, although he did find that the pixel 3 Excel offers slightly more detail in those darker areas when shooting against a bright sky, but the P30 Pro and the s10 plus can slightly whitewash a shot when the Sun isn't quite on your side. Sometimes one will perform much better than the other, and then the roles will be reversed in the very next photo that you take over all those pixel snaps are definitely more consistent when it comes to the texture in torn in high-contrast scenes. If you're on that level of consistency with the other two smartphones they'll definitely want to swap to the full pro manual controls. That said, the pixel did occasionally stumble a bit when shooting in artificial light. Some of our indoor snaps turfy look a little soft in comparison with those taken on the P30 Pro and the s 10, plus in low-light situations, the Huawei P30 Pro and the pixel 3 excel.

Can capture bright and sharp looking photos on full auto modes, while the Galaxy S 10 Plus offers stronger color capture the p30, Pro and pixel both offer a proper night mode ?, which improves the clarity and serves up a pleasingly balance shot. While we voted on the P30 Pro is definitely still our favorite almost never feel into dish up their goods. Meanwhile, the s10 plus simply allows you to swap between those two primary apertures and, to be honest, we don't like the results without F 1.5 aperture setting at nighttime, you often end up with a blown out photo which is especially noticeable on those lighter elements. Now, although you might expect the pixel to stumble on the portrait shots versus its multi lens rivals, Google software smarts have swooped in to save the day. The standard Bake effect is stronger on the P30 Pro and the pixel 3 excel compared with the galaxy s 10 plus, although Samsung definitely offers more dramatic results with its various special effects warp in the background to really make your subject, stand out or simply appear like they're about to be consumed by a tornado, and we particularly like this funky mix of color and monochrome, very nice Samsung.

Of course, when it comes to capturing a close-up shot of a distant subject, there can be only one winner and yes, no bloody surprise here. It's the P30 Pro that 5 times optical zoom keeps everything crisp great news for tourists on any nature enthusiasts, and even at that 10 times level. The results are still sharp, but you will definitely need a steady hand, because the image, unsurprisingly, shifts all over the place with just the tiniest motion in Cabarets in the Galaxy S 10 plus 2 times optical zoom is a distant second, while the pixels simply cannot compete with its lack of telephoto lens. Likewise, only the s10 plus and the P30 Pro serve up an ultra wide-angle effort for quite dramatic shots, especially good when capturing a funky landscape. Now, when it comes to the video chop, Samsung's Galaxy, S, 10 plus, is the superior option.

Here you can shoot 4k resolution video at up to 60 frames per second. You've also got option for HDR nh-2, your 10 Plus footage as well, and comparison the pixel 3 excel and the while we're P30 Pro top off at 4k resolution at 30fps and there's no HDR option. The canoes, though, are that all three phones produce slick, looking, Ultra HD footage when viewed back on at any of those detail, levels or lush, while audio is cleanly picked up. The biggest difference is definitely with the P30 Pro which, in certain lighting conditions, captures very warm colors compared with the other two. It's certainly not a natural appearance, although some people may find those punchy tones more visually appealing.

As for image stabilization, all three do a bang-up job about 4k level, cutting down the tremors when you're moving about and recording Samuel gaseous Lee. However, the s10 Plus does have a killer bonus feature with its super steady tool. This can only be used at full HD res with HDR deactivated, but it produces some stunningly smooth results when you're moving at Pierce, something that the others here can't manage. That's for video shot at night. It's all much of a much less I slightly prefer the P30 Pro effort again, because it's got that warmer finish.

But, to be honest, the light balance everything else pretty much the sim on all three of these handsets. As for those selfie Stoppers, the P30 Pro is the only single than shooter here, but it still does a pleasantly good job. With those portrait shots offering smart edge, selection and effective body style, blurring the galaxy s, 10 plus can once again go back a bit crazy with its swirly effects stuff and the pixel 3 excels. Superhero power is definitely its wide-angle secondary lens, which can capture a lot more background and at nighttime, of course, all three once again perform to expectations all right. There is my full camera comparison between the one with P30 Pro the Google Pixel 3 XL, and sometimes galaxy s, 10 Plus, which is your own personal favorite.

As you can see, each one has its own individual strengths and weaknesses. So definitely be great to hear your thoughts down below. Don't forget to check out my other comparisons with the p30 probe, compares it to the mid 20, pour the p30 and a bunch of other smartphones as well, never going to poke, subscribe and ding that notification spell for more on the latest, to grits mobile tech and have yourselves a lovely dear people cheers laughs. You.

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