Camera Comparison: iPhone 11 Pro vs Galaxy Note 10 vs Google Pixel 3 vs Huawei P30 Pro

Camera Comparison: iPhone 11 Pro vs Galaxy Note 10 vs Google Pixel 3 vs Huawei P30 Pro

Photography is one of the biggest battles when comparing high-end smartphones – especially between some of the most “powerful players” of Android and of course the iPhone 11 Pro.

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To see which smartphones have the best cameras, Androidcentral has done some testing: where the iPhone 11 Pro competes with the Galaxy Note 10, Google Pixel 3 and Huawei P30 Pro.

Best Camera Phone? iPhone 11 Pro vs Galaxy Note 10 vs Google Pixel 3 vs Huawei P30 Pro

With different launch times, it is known that there is never a better moment to compare the phone cameras. In this form, the Pixel 3 and P30 Pro are included in comparison with the soon-to-be-released Google Pixel 4 and the newly launched Mate 30 Pro. Comparisons of new phones will certainly be included.

Right now, we have these four phones, considered to have the best cameras of the best. Here’s how they compare. Phones sets left and right, bottom and top: iPhone 11 Pro, Galaxy Note 10, Google Pixel 3 and Huawei P30 Pro. In the images posted below with telephoto and wide angle, the Pixel 3 drops but the other three phones remain at the same level.

#1. Daytime shoots

In iPhone photos, there is a very good balance between displaying a nature image while still being visually interesting. Pixel 3 is much more natural, though it would be much more fun to color in certain parts.

All three phones can take good pictures, though the iPhone 11 Pro is the most durable of them all when shooting in daylight.

#2. Low light photos

Note 10 is clearly the weakest when shooting photos in low light, not having the capability of specialized photo editing like the rest of the group.

P30 Pro has done a similar processing as HDR, in light and color, but it has not been capable even in light enough. It can be said that phones and wide-angle images in low light are still quite weak.

Which camera is better?

Generally, these phones have good cameras when taking photos in normal light. When there are not comparisons with pictures placed side by side, it is difficult to find any flaws. Portrait mode can always be enhanced, while full daylight shooting can be done well by all phones.

While the iPhone 11 Pro is very stable and accurate, Note 10 offers contrast and attention, Pixel 3 is neutral and precise, and the P30 Pro is balanced between the Note and iPhone.

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P30 and P30 Pro are Huawei's response to the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus

P30 and P30 Pro are Huawei’s response to the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus

In many ways, this smartphone is a P20 update, but it’s not just about minimal changes.

As Honor’s budget mark has gone into the hole-punch design, Huawei has decided to maintain the old “notch” design for flagships.

However, the “notch” is much smaller. The company is distanced from the “notch” of the iPhone X in favor of a small “notch”.

The P20 and P20 Pro were the latest Huawei flagships with the screen scanner below the screen. With P30 Huawei has decided to implement the sub screen.

The company could have used this option to make smaller phones but Huawei chose to produce longer-life phones.

The P20 and P20 Pro had a 5.8-inch and 6.1-inch screen respectively with a 18.7: 9 ratio. The P30 and P30 Pro have 6.1-inch and 6.47-inch displays with 19.5: 9 ratios.

But the P30 Pro is tighter than the iPhone XR. The industrial design of the P30 stands in line with the P20. The phones have the rear color glass of combined change. The frame consists of aluminum. Overall phones are thinner thanks to the curved display glasses.

Everything looks solid in your hand. P30 and P30 Pro are closer to each other in terms of functions. Both have OLED screens with a resolution of 2340 × 1080 pixels. No longer will you be facing the tough LCD or OLED solution.

The two biggest differences you notice with the P30 Pro is the Samsung style with a curved screen on both sides. While the P30 screen is completely flat.

Huawei also has decided to bring the 3.5mm headset back but only to the standard P30 model. The company thinks those who can not buy a P30 Pro may not have the wireless headset budget.

Both phones come in four colors: crystal, amber, white, black and aurora. Amber is a combination of red with orange while blue aurora with green.

The P30 costs 799 euros for 128GB of memory while the P30 Pro 999 euros for 128GB of memory. Phones are on sale today in Europe and Asia.

Four camera sensors

If we talk about cameras, Huawei has always been one of the leaders on this front. Only four brands are producing quality cameras: Apple, Samsung, Google and Huawei. It will be difficult to comment on the picture quality but the P30 Pro does not have one, either two or three but four sensors on the back.

  • The main camera is a 40-megapixel 27mm sensor with f / 1.6 aperture and optical stabilization.
  • The second camera has a 20-megapixel 16mm wide-angle sensor and f / 2.2 aperture
  • The third camera is the eight-megapixel 125mm telephoto sensor with 5x optical zoom and f / 3.4 aperture
  • The fourth camera is my time-of-flight sensor (ToF) hidden under flash light. With this sensor the camera projects the infrared light and captures their reflection.

Thanks to the ToF sensor, Huawei promises the best bokeh effects. The company also combines the main sensor with that telephoto to magnify 10x.

The telephoto lens has a periscope design. Huawei uses this method to keep the phone thin.

The P30 cameras are close to the Huawei P30 Pro but slightly weaker:

  • The main camera with 40 megapixel with f / 1.8 aperture and optical stabilization
  • 16-megapixel secondary super wide camera with f / 2.2 aperture
  • The third 8-megapixel telephoto camera and optical zoom 3x
  • There is no ToF sensor

Beyond hardware Huawei says the software has been significantly improved to enhance photo quality. For example, “night mode” should perform very well thanks to the stabilization applied by the software. HDR photos and portrait should also be more quality says Huawei.

The front of the phone is powered by a 24-megapixel 32-megapixel selfie camera. And you can realize HDR video and photos in low light with it.

Beyond the surface

Huawei has upgraded the processor phone that it produces with Kirin 980 that you find on both Mate 20 and 20 Pro. The phone comes with Android Pie 9.1 and the Huawei EMUI interface.

In addition to the 40W USB-C charging, Huawei has integrated wireless charging for the first time in the P series up to 15W. The P30 Pro has 4,200 mAh batteries and can also charge other devices and accessories such as the Galaxy S10.

The P30 Pro has IP68 resistance to water and dust while P30 only IP53. The speaker at the bottom of the screen is removed and Huawei will use the screen itself for this purpose.

New wireless headphones

Along with the phone, Huawei also launched new wireless headsets. FreeLace are similar to BeatsX but with a cable.

You can remove the cable and use it as a wireless headset without having to configure Bluetooth. The headphones are charged via the USB-C port and for 5 minutes of charging you get 4 hours of battery life.

They are magnetic and can be placed around the neck. They will cost 99 euros and will be sold as stand-alone accessories

Huawei P30 and P30 PRO SPEC

Huawei P30 Huawei P30 Pro
Screen 6.1-inch OLED
19.5:9, FHD+
2340×1080 pixels		 6.47-inch Curved OLED
19.5:9, FHD+
2340×1080 pixels
Chipset Kirin 980 with Dual NPU Kirin 980 with Dual NPU
Memory 6GB RAM
128GB storage		 8GB RAM
128GB / 256GB / 512GB storage
Expandable storage Yes, Nano memory Yes, Nano memory
Battery 3,650mAh
25W Huawei SuperCharge		 4,200mAh
40W Huawei SuperCharge
15W Wireless Quick Charge
Reverse Wireless Charging
Rear Camera 1 40MP SuperSpectrum
Wide angle, f/1.8		 40MP SuperSpectrum
Wide angle, f/1.6, OIS
Rear Camera 2 16MP Ultra wide angle, f/2.2 20MP ultra wide angle, f/2.2
Rear Camera 3 8MP
3X Optical zoom, f/2.4, OIS		 8MP Periscope
5X Optical zoom, f/3.4, OIS
Rear Camera 4 None Time-of-flight camera
Camera zoom 3X Optical Zoom
5X Hybrid zoom
30X digital zoom		 5X Optical Zoom
10X Hybrid zoom
50X digital zoom
Front camera 32MP, f/2.0 32MP, f/2.0
OS Android 9 Pie
EMUI 9		 Android 9 Pie
EMUI 9
Dimensions 149.1 x 71.36 x 7.57 mm
165 g		 158 x 73.4 x 84.1 mm
192 g

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Additional specifications of the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are revealed

Additional specifications of the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are revealed

Now thanks to the information leaked from WinFuture.de, additional details about the upcoming phone are released along with some render that give us some information about what we might be able to expect.

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According to the release, the Huawei P30 is expected to feature a 6.1-inch OLED screen with a 2340×1080 display, while the P30 Pro will feature a larger 6.47-inch screen with a similar resolution.

Based on a recent report, it has been suggested that Samsung may be the Huawei supplier for OLED screens.

Then we will see Huawei’s Kirin 980 processor in P30, with 6GB of RAM, while the larger P30 Pro will be equipped with 8GB of RAM.

The P30 will also come with a slightly smaller battery of 3,650mAh, while the P30 Pro will have a 4,200mAh battery.

Both phones will also use a triple rear camera, but the configurations are a bit different.

The P30 will use a 40MP sensor with a f/1.6 aperture, a 16MP sensor, and an 8MP sensor with a f/2.4 aperture.

The P30 Pro, on the other hand, will feature a f/1.6 with 40MP with OIS, a wide-angle 20MP f/2.2 aperture lens and a 8MP f/3.4 lens with 10x hybrid magnification.

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Huawei P30 Pro will support 40W charging

Huawei P30 Pro will support 40W charging

Fast charging is a feature that we are beginning to see in more smartphones these days and the good news is that it looks like Huawei will feature the feature on the upcoming Huawei P30 Pro phone.

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In a report from MySmartPrice, China Certification Agency TENAA has revealed some of the specifications of the upcoming phone, and quick uploading is one of them.

According to the listing, the P30 Pro is expected to have 40W load, while the P30 will support fast loading at 22.5W, somewhat slower but still quite good. Note that 40W fast loading is not exactly new, since Mate 20 Pro from 2018 was launched with 40W.

Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are expected to officially launch on March 26 at the event of the company to be held in Paris.

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