Kamera Samsung Note 9

Kamera Samsung Note 9. The Samsung is a very strong performer for stills The Note 9 autofocus performance is excellent and the camera scores high for balancing detail retention and noise reduction zoom quality and realistic bokeh effects In bright light the Galaxy Note 9 performs exceptionally well and is among the best we’ve tested.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 – Camera On the back of the Note 9 is a new camera system Well it’s new for the Note series The 12megapixel camera with a variable aperture (f/15 + f/24) has been 45/5 Brand Samsung.

Camera and software Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review TechRadar

The Note 9 takes the highquality dependable camera seen on the S9 series and improves a key area by replacing the inconsistent Autoenhance mode with a well implemented scenerecognition feature.

Updated: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 camera review

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 camera identifies and adapts to various subjects with a new sceneoptimizer feature It adjusts the white balance and color based on 20 subjects as varied as sunsets 45/5 Brand SamsungAuthor Matt Swider.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 front camera review DXOMARK

Test SummaryPhoto Scores ExplainedVideo Scores ExplainedConclusionAchieving a DxOMark Selfie score of 92 the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a joint leader along with the Google Pixel 3 in our new DxOMark Selfie ranking Boasting good results for both still photos and video it’s a solid allrounder and the inclusion of an autofocus lens means that the Note 9 often captures sharper multiple group and environmental portraits compared to many competitors While it’s fair to say that the autofocus performance isn’t perfect Samsung has noticeably improved its accuracy and repeatabilityover that of the S9+ Exposures are also good in most lighting conditions including wide dynamic range potential in highcontrast scenes and acceptable exposures in very low light Exposure on the face is the most important aspect in our selfiecam testing and although target exposures are slightly high in bright conditions the results are good overall HDR images improve over the S9+’s although some tonecompression issues can still lead to a lack of contrast on faces an The Samsung Note 9 front camera achieves a total photo score of 96 which is calculated from its scores in tests that examine different aspects of its performance under different lighting conditions In this section we’ll take a closer look at these image quality subscores analyzing some aspects of the Note 9’s performance versus its key competition The Samsung Note 9 achieves a good overall score for exposure and contrast thanks to its predominantly accurate exposure of faces in all lighting conditions and to its wide dynamic range However there are a couple of issues that had an impact on the score for example when tested under controlled lab conditions target exposure tends to be slightly bright in all lighting conditions You can see in the chart below that this is particularly true under very bright conditions between 300 and 1000 lux where the Note 9 recorded over 60L for brightness (L*) which can lead to a small amount of highlight clippingon both the subject’s fa The Samsung Galaxy Note 9’s front camera achieves an improved score of 86 points for video making it a good allrounder for multimedia creative types We calculate the overall video score using the following video subscores Exposure (68) Color (78) Focus (80) Texture (57) Noise (81) Artifacts (89) and Stabilization (63) The device’s key video strengths are accurate exposure on the face in most lighting conditions with good color rendering and accurate white balance in most test conditions thus ensuring generally pleasant skin tones Color rendering in lowlight videos could be improved as the low target exposures result in slightly undersaturated color but white balance remains acceptable and color shading is reasonably wellcontrolled Target exposures are accurate recording video under controlled lab conditions at brightnesses between 20 and 1000 lux so the Note 9 achieves good video exposure scores for both indoor and outdoor lighting conditions Exposure does dro As Samsung’s flagship “phablet” features a large 64inch screen stylus pen dual rear cameras—and not to mention a highend price tag it’s unlikely you’d be buying the Note 9 just for the quality of its frontfacing camera Though if you’re looking for a device in this competitive part of the market and want good selfies both in still images and on video calls you can be assured of some of the best results currently available Enhancing the autofocus system and the HDR rendering over the S9+ Samsung has improved what was already a topperforming frontfacing camera on the Note 9 Neither the autofocus nor the HDR is perfect so there’s still work to do but it pushes the development of selfie cameras in the right direction Add to that generally good exposure and accurate skin tones on faces as well as a good compromise between detail preservation and noise reduction in low light and the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 ends up being one of the best frontfacing cameras we’ve tested to.