The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has the best camera implemented in a smartphone, according to the experts from DxOMark, their test being published less than a day away from another that awarded the title to the iPhone X. Those from Consumer Reports said last night that iPhone X has the best smartphone camera, the phones from Samsung coming out below the iPhone 7 or iPhone 6S plus in that test, but the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus comes out on the attack.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus won 99 points in the DxOMark photo tests, putting the new Samsung phone above the Google Pixel 2, which held this crown until now. The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has a dual camera with two 12 megapixel sensors, one of them having a variable aperture of f/1.5 and f/2.4, and the major improvements implemented for the sensors have earned it this coveted title.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has a camera that excels at recording photos and videos, without having any visible "weakness", and this description will please many Samsung fans. According to those from DxOMark, Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus obtained 104 points in the test for recording photos and 91 points for recording video clips, the final result of 99 points being a very impressive one, in total.
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has the best smartphone camera
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has the biggest problems with the application of the bokeh effect for photos and the texture of objects in the case of video clips, but it excels in exposure and contrast, plus color accuracy. The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus also has very good performance in terms of recording photos in low light conditions, this being a strong point that the Samsung company boasted about in the presentation conference.
"The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is a smartphone without any real weaknesses in the camera department. In both still and video modes, it performs well across the board, delivering consistently good photo and video image quality in all light and shooting situations, thus earning itself our highest DxOMark Mobile score to date. Add one of the best smartphone zooms and a capable bokeh simulation mode to the mix, and the Galaxy S9 Plus is difficult to ignore for any photo-minded smartphone user. With the Galaxy S9 Plus, Samsung is setting the pace for 2018. We'll see if the competition can follow suit."
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus still has problems with pictures that have a high level of contrast, their edges having purple areas and halos that are quite easy to notice by users. Moreover, for other pictures taken using the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, an oversaturation of blue and pink colors was observed, but I also encountered various problems with the recording of the pictures in the other models, as is the case with the iPhone.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus was tested with 1500 pictures taken by experts and over 2 hours of recorded video clips, so we are talking about a very complex test to reach this result. The title awarded by DxOMark confirms the fact that the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has a lot of hours put in by Korean engineers to create a dual camera that comes as close to perfection as possible.
