The images still have a very distinctive "Huawei look", which I'd define as slightly over exposed, very sharp, and with neutral colours. It even has predictive focus, to keep moving objects pin sharp.
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The P20 Pro uses four different systems for quick and accurate focus. Huawei has also worked on the speed of the autofocus. That's impressive.Īll of that results in a camera which is shockingly good in low light conditions, capable of pulling out noise-free details even I couldn't see with my naked eye. This even works on long exposure night shots, which can be taken hand held with a shutter open for eight seconds. The telephoto lens has optical image stabilisation (OIS), but the other lenses use Huawei's new AIS "Artificial Intelligence Stabilisation". It also captures a pixels measuring 2μm, which again, it much larger than the competition. The P20 Pro’s main camera not only packs a massive resolution, it's also massive in size, measruing in at 1/1.7 of an inch.įor comparison, that’s more than double what you’d get with a Galaxy S9 or an iPhone X. It's very smart, and similar to what Nokia did a while ago with its PureView camera. If you leave the camera in its default settings, you'll get 10MP images, though, because Huawei combines four pixels into one, to produce sharper, cleaner images. It also allows you to remove Android's software navigation keys, replace it with Huawei's 'Navigation Key' home button, and use more of the display for content.īreaking that down, it's 24MP for the front-facing camera, 8MP for the telephoto, a massive 40MP for the RGB, and 20MP for the monochrome. The fingerprint sensor is one of the fastest and most accurate out there, and is much easier to locate than the rear-facing sensors. Unlike the iPhone X, there's a sizeable bezel at the bottom of the display, with enough space for a home button underneath the screen.Īt first I thought Huawei's decision to retain a front-facing sensor was strange, when others have moved it underneath the camera, or abolished it altogether.īut after using the device I have to say it makes complete sense.
The only annoying thing about the notch is that Huawei has chosen to put some permanent icons on the left side of the notch, which can easily be mistaken for message notifications.
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Personally, I don't find it as intrusive as the iPhone's notch as the bar doesn't invade content, such as webpages, maps, or images, just the Android Navigation bar. This creates a constant black bar at the top of the screen. It is worth noting, for those who don't want an iPhone X lookalike, there is a software option to hide the notch. Of course, bezels have been minimised as much as possible on this device – there's even a notch around the front camera and speaker – á la iPhone X. They're really nice options, and would be T3's pick of the bunch.
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