The DxOMark photo ranking is now clearly dominated by Huawei smartphones and its daughter brand Honor. The Honor V30 Pro has just reached the top 10 best smartphones – in second place. Bringing the number of the brand's devices to four at the top of the rankings. Three of them now occupy the podium.
Huawei, and its daughter brand Honor once again confirm their expertise in smartphone photography. The Honor V30 Pro has just joined second place in the DxOMark photo leaderboard with a score of 122, just behind the Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G (123) and ahead of the classic Mate 30 Pro (121). Huawei also retains 8th place with its Huawei P30 Pro (116) making Huawei the de facto manufacturer that weighs the most in the ranking.
The only other manufacturer that seems to be able to compete is Samsung with its Galaxy Note 10 5G (117, 6th place), Note 10 (117, 7th place) and S10 5G (116, 10th place). Xiaomi placed its Mi CC9 Pro Premium Edition in 4th position (121), Apple and its iPhone 11 Pro Max are in 5th position (117). As for the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom, it remains, with a score of 116, in 9th place in the rankings. The Honor V30 Pro seems to be mostly good in pictures, where it got a score of 133, especially for the quality of its zoom, autofocus, or exposure control.
However, DxOMark gave a particularly low rating to the quality of the wide angle (only 32 points). The testers were also rather tough with the quality of the Bokeh (75 points), and, more surprisingly, with the quality of the night mode (69 points). This photo score is offset by a rather average score of 100 in video. According to Gizchina, the testers found low-light artifacts related to the image noise suppression algorithm, and stability problems in rendering.
Source: Gizchina