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capture more of the scene without having to back up as
much, as you can see in the comparison photos below,
all taken from the same spot.
The S10+ also performs great when capturing
a range of colours, particularly when ample light is
available. Images were consistently sharper, brighter,
and more detailed when compared to the S9, and the
S10+ even held its own against Google’s incredible
processing engine on the Pixel 3. In the image of
the candy below, the S10+’s auto white balance
results in clearer definition and less saturated images,
with less muddiness at the low end. When dealing
with different shades of white, the S10+ wasn’t
fooled into unnatural adjustments.
Night-time and low light are a different story.
While I was extremely impressed with the S10+’sThe Galaxy S10+ has a triple
camera array, but the shots it
takes aren’t that much better
than the S9’s single camera142 TECH ADVISOR • JANUARY 2020BUYING GUIDE
capturemoreofthescenewithouthavingtobackupas
much,asyoucanseein thecomparisonphotosbelow,
all taken from the same spot.
The S10+ also performs great when capturing
a range of colours, particularly when ample light is
available. Images were consistently sharper, brighter,
and more detailed when compared to the S9, and the
S10+ even held its own against Google’s incredible
processingengineonthePixel3.Intheimageof
thecandybelow,theS10+’sautowhitebalance
resultsin clearer definition and less saturated images,
withlessmuddinessatthelowend.Whendealing
withdifferentshadesofwhite,theS10+wasn’t
fooledintounnatural adjustments.
Night-timeandlowlightarea differentstory.
WhileIwas extremely impressed with the S10+’sThe Galaxy S10+ has a triple
camera array, but the shots it
takes aren’t that much better
than the S9’s single camera