Overall, DxOMark found the Nexus 6P's video footage to be well exposed, with good AF and low noise levels.
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Overall DxOMark Mobile Score for Photo: 86 / 100ĭxOMark engineers put phone cameras through a similarly grueling set of video tests, and you can read their full findings on the DxOMark website here. The Nexus 6P comes with a dual-LED flash and DxOMark scored the camera 80/100 overall for its flash performance.
Texture acutance, on the other hand, can qualify sharpness in terms of preservation of fine details, without being fooled by edge enhancement algorithms. Image processing algorithms can detect edges and enhance their sharpness, but they can also find homogeneous areas and smooth them out to reduce noise. In-camera processing means that it's possible to have one of these (sharp edges) but not the other (fine details). Conventional MTF measurements tell us how sharp an edge is, but have drawbacks when it comes to measuring fine detail preservation. Sharpness is an important part of the quality of an image, but while it's easy to look at an image and decide visually whether it's sharp or not, the objective measurement of sharpness is less straightforward.Īn image can be defined as "sharp" if edges are sharp and if fine details are visible. Texture acutance is a way of measuring the ability of a camera to capture images that preserve fine details, particularly the kind of low contrast detail (such as fine foliage, hair or fur) that can be blurred away by noise reduction or obliterated by excessive sharpening.
However, "slight noise is visible in both low light and bright light conditions". Noise and DetailsĭxOMark's engineers reported that the Google Nexus 6P images show "good detail preservation in outdoor conditions and in low light". * Color Shading is the nasty habit cellphone cameras have of rendering different areas of the frame with different color shifts, resulting in pictures with, for example, pinkish centers and greenish corners. 4.5 out of 5 for Color Rendering in bright light.3.0 out of 5 for Color Rendering in low light.4.5 out of 5 for Color shading in bright light*.3.5 out of 5 for Color shading in low light*.4.4 out of 5 for White Balance accuracy.Overall DxOMark awarded the Google Nexus 6P scores of: On the downside, white balance is "slightly pinkish with tungsten illuminants" and in "high-contrast scenes image highlights are occasionally blown out". The DxOMark team found that when shooting with the Google Nexus 6P images "are mostly well exposed, with generally accurate white balance". Still Photography Color, Exposure and Contrast The testers also found that "fine detail is lost in low light conditions and color shading is visible in low light and indoor conditions". On the downside, the stabilization causes a strong jello effect, the camera tends to refocus when illumination changes and focus can be lost when tracking. In video mode the DxO team liked the "good global exposure, white balance and color rendering, the fast and accurate AF and the low noise levels in all conditions". The testers also criticized that the camera captures an image when the shutter is pressed, even though the AF has not locked on yet. On the downside, there are "visible irregularities in exposure, color, texture and noise due to HDR+ mode activation in low light conditions" and "in high-contrast scenes, image highlights are occasionally blown out". Flash behavior is good as well, with "good detail preservation, white balance and color rendering". The AF is "accurate and fast in all conditions" and image output shows "good white balance and color rendering in outdoor conditions". The DxOMark team reports that the Nexus images show "impressive detail preservation in low light conditions, by far the best tested to date and good detail preservation in outdoor conditions".
With a DxOMark Mobile score of 84 the Google Nexus 6P is the new number three in the DxOMark smartphone rankings, placing itself between the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the LG G4. The lack of optical image stabilization should be made up for by large pixels with a size of 1.55 microns, while more phase detection sensors and a laser "time of flight" sensor allow for faster and more precise focusing. In the camera department the new model features a 12.3MP Sony sensor and an F2.0 aperture. It comes with an aluminium shell and overall high-end specs. With its 5.7-inch QHD AMOLED display the Nexus 6P is a little smaller than last year's Nexus 6 in terms of both display size and overall dimensions.
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