ISSUE 66 • ANDROID ADVISOR 21REVIEWYou’ll take good pictures with
the A50, but they’ll need some
editing before they’re great
bad pictures, but in my testing they were consistently
moresaturatedandlessdetailedthantheonesI took
withthePixel3aandthemuchhigher‑priced S10+.
Even when I wasn’t comparing them side by side, I
found that shots snapped by the A50 needed lots
more editing than the ones on the other phones, no
matter how good the lighting was.
Inthephotoofthehydrangeaflowersonthenext
page,theA50(left)standsoutforitsultra‑bright
purple and green hues, making it seem like it was
run through a filter. In the picture of the Coleus plant
below, the A50 loses the deepness of the red leaves
that the other phones capture, which makes the
photo appear duller than it should.