Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra vs HUAWEI P40 PRO Plus Camera Comparison: the BEST two By gizmochina

Hello everyone welcome to gizmo china, I'm Kiran when you talk about which smartphone has the best camera. There are only a few options. Every year until 2020, the winner was one of the iPhones Samsung's galaxy flagship or Huawei's p series phone, especially since last year, Huawei has become the most powerful candidate. However, this year, Xiaomi's mites ultra has broken this dominance, and a lot of friends asked us which one has the best camera performance. Well today, let's take a closer look at these two top camera phones and check out which one is better in the camera department, whether it's the Huawei p40 pro plus or the Xiaomi mi 10 ultra. Let's look at their camera specs.

First, both of them come equipped with the insane camera setups and both rear cameras occupy a large space on the back and when taking pictures or videos, you may even have no idea which camera sensor is doing the job for Huawei p40 pro plus it has a pent camera setup, while the mites ultra equips four cameras. We have already introduced their setups in our review before so just check it here by yourself. To be honest, both of them are excellent. Camera phones in 2020. It's really hard to perceive the differences on their small 6.6 inch displays. So the difference between these two camera setups is pretty small, especially over good lighting conditions, which means that if you use them for daily use or travel photography, you should probably care more about their tones or image style.

Let's look at the samples from their main cameras. The biggest difference is their shooting angles. Huawei's main camera has a much narrower angle, which means sometimes it was not able to provide the same stunning visual effects for landscape or building shots as the Xiaomi model. But when you look closer, we found that the meteor ultra didn't surprise contour piggies well, while sharpening the image. So at first glance it seems that the Xiaomi sample create an illusion that it could have a better and sharper detail, but the fact is that the Huawei model also produces sharp images and did a better job in anti-aliasing, and then let us focus on their white balance and color reproduction.

The meteor ultra was more stable to adapt accurate white balance, but it generally had cooler tones compared to the Huawei samples, but both of them have excellent contrast, detail and wide dynamic range, and it's really, really hard to pick a winner. Here. It comes down to individual preference, as we mentioned in me, 10s ultra reviews, the phone's wide angle. Camera has a stunning view with the widest angle. However, the wider angle isn't everything it also leads to some drawbacks, such as blurring and noisy detail over at the corners, while the Huawei model maintains excellent reproduction, no matter for the corners or the quality at the center.

Well, unlike what we saw on the main camera comparison, this time, Xiaomi did a better job in anti-aliasing, but other than that its wide-angle camera samples were not so different from what we got from its main cameras under good lighting conditions. As for their macro performance, both of them are not equipped with an exclusive macro camera but utilize. A wide angle, camera for macro use, meteor ultra, can shoot subjects with a closer view, while the Huawei's macro mode is able to produce pure images. For both models, the amazing zooming performance is advertised as one of their most attractive selling points. The mi10 ultra can shoot up to 120 times zoomed in photos, while the maximum zooming capacity for the Huawei model is 60 times.

However, we don't suggest shooting over 20 times zoomed in photos on these two models. You would find out how meaningless it is and will definitely get frustrated with the outcome at extremely high zoom levels. However, using the phone to capture photos under 10 times, Zoom is very satisfying. The Huawei p40 pro features two telephoto cameras, one with a three time, zoom and another one with a true optical, ten time, zoom. On the other hand, the mites ultra comes with one two times: optical zoom, telephoto, camera and another one with a five time.

Zoom. Therefore, technically the meter ultra is better at shooting photos between two times and three time, zoom and then between five times and ten times, zoom. Well, the setup on the p40 pro plus should enable better zoom photos between three times and five times zoom and then the ten times and beyond, and as expected, our camera test samples roughly prove this theory. The biggest difference between these two models is image resolution. However, thanks to good software, optimization, the Huawei model is not far behind in the range where the Xiaomi model was leading, especially the Huawei model was more likely to produce pure image with better noise control.

On the other hand, although Xiaomi only features a hybrid ten time, zoom its ten times, photos were so impressive that it almost catches up with the optical ten time zoom of the Huawei model, but strictly speaking, the Huawei phone still won a narrow victory in the race of 10 times zoom about the aperture mode. Huawei has an exclusive depth: sensing camera to catch the depth information, while the mi 10 ultra only uses two times, telephoto camera for portrait use and from the samples we can see that the Huawei phone is more accurate in detecting edges and creating the correct depth information. While the Xiaomi phone can get confused when there are multiple subjects, these two models both have a night mode for night shooting and the improvement in quality in these two models was also remarkable, but their production is a bit different. For example, the optimized solution of Huawei is a bit smarter to reproduce natural images with a good balance of exposure, while the night mode of the mites ultra is dedicated to improve the overall brightness, which leads to lower contrast and strange reproduction in low light scenes. In addition, the mites ultra was incapable of making adjustments with correct exposure, balance and good stabilization under extreme low light conditions.

Thanks to the ray sensor, the Huawei samples look much more comfortable with excellent brightness improvement from the samples Huawei no doubt won the race of night shooting. However, we did notice that the night samples from hallway's wide angle camera couldn't exactly present good saturation under extreme low light conditions. Thanks to the HDR hardware. Optimization, the Xiaomi model's video quality is really amazing, with better dynamic range and compared to the video shot by the Huawei model. Xiaomi's excellent image.

Stabilization was also surprising about camera, UI and editing experience, but also some things we didn't feel comfortable while using these two phones. For example, the Huawei phone has a relatively low resolution viewfinder when we're shooting using the display and when we use it to shoot horizontal photos. The zoom options were located at the bottom, which makes one-handed operation become impossible and for video shooting the Huawei's phone would start with the wide-angle camera, but not the main camera which had the better image quality for photo editing. The experience on the Huawei phone is much better. It not only provides more professional adjustment, but also comes up with a few auto options for you to edit photos quickly, and it also allows users to get a horizontal view when editing photos, while on the mi 10 ultra, it cannot switch the direction but for filter options.

Xiaomi no doubt provides more interesting filters. Most of them are pretty good choices for social media. Another highlight is the set of sky filters, which would also auto-detect sky in the image and replace it to the sky option you choose, and the effect is really amazing. For video editing, they can both do simple editing and can apply filters, and the Xiaomi phone has an awesome, auto caption feature to detect voice and turns it into captions. These two models, no doubt, are great camera phones, but we cannot pick out which one has won the whole camera race.

The two phones have four to five cameras and each of them have its own advantage, as well as shortcomings. So, overall, the gap between each of their camera is so small that you simply cannot pick out one phone as the ultimate winner, the Huawei p40 pro plus, is really a mature model, as the brand has a few years of experience in developing top end mobile cameras. Well, the meteor ultra is an all-round 10th anniversary model, bringing the most creative ideas from Xiaomi to life. Probably you've got some options from what we discussed above just pick up the parts that you really care about and tell us in the comments. We really value your ideas and, if you like our videos, please do not forget to subscribe to our channel and click the like button.

This is Kieran from gizmo china. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you next time.

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