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Pro comes with a power packed camera set up. And in order to
test out the camera we decided to compare it with a mid-range
DLSR under different lighting conditions.
In terms of colour reproduction and accuracy the imageswere vivid and saturated in case of the Pro and the Quad HD+
display really shines in terms of displaying pictures vividly. But
images do seem slightly over saturated in some cases. There
were some cases where the white-balance seemed off but with
the new update that seems to have been corrected.
Using the phone in a Studio environment meant that we
would shoot both indoor and outdoor. We shot the images
using wide, telephoto and primary cameras and the images
turned out warm and well saturated. The wide angle showed
slight distortion while the 3X telephoto displayed noise. But
the primary camera was quite good and there’s not much of a
difference in the images from the 6D Mark II and the Pro.
In terms of the lowlight performance the capability of the
phone is average. The pictures we shot displayed visible noise
when shot in HDR and when it came to shooting portraits in
indoor conditions they were sharp and beautiful. In outdoor
conditions, with the primary camera, the phone really shines.
The bokehs are decent but not as good as a DSLR.Conclusion
So how does the OnePlus 7 Pro stack up? For a smartphone