PortableLover

@HowaboutRAW exactly. Whatever I posted, I used a "wrong mode" and had I used a "right" mode, P20 Pro would've taken a better photo. There's no point to try to convince these people. I'm just...

@LoSPt1 I DID post a second comparison with night mode off. After that people told me I should use night mode because why turn off features that are not there? Can't win! :D

Oh boy here we go again.. I'm a big fan of new phone cameras such as Huawei P20 Pro and Google Pixel but to claim they're superior to premium 1" cameras is silly. I posted a bunch of comparison...

Good luck trying to sell a phone camera like that to the masses. To move frame up/down, you'd have to tilt the camera left/right and to move left/right, you'd have to spin the camera by its...

Because the phone would be side ways?

Can't preview the photo you're taking off then. Big no no

To me, 2018 was the year of mobile photography. I consistently see amazing photos taken with phones. It's a good time to be a photographer!

I took it in night mode. No reason to lie. You're free not to believe me of course.

It's a night shot. Obviously 1/10000 makes no sense because it's a combination of many exposures so for some reason Huawei decides to put nonsense like that in EXIF. 1/10000s in a dark city would ...

Strong handshake? I think I did pretty good considering it's a 6 second exposure. P20 Pro is famous of creating water color look in AI mode. I'm not taking blame for that :)

Another comparison: handheld Huawei P20 Pro night mode vs. handheld LX10 with 3 exposure HDR and high dynamic range turned on. First original unedited SOOC JPEGs. P20 Pro LX10 Then 2 crops, first ...

I did one without it turned off, one with it turned off. You just like to complain. It would be better if you contributed something useful in this thread. Also it's convenient in every day life ...

I agree with you. However, I already posted regular LX10 shot vs. Night mode. I wanted to see apple vs. apple comparison. P20 does an amazing job, no doubt about it. Just to be clear, I'm not ...

Here's another comparison shot between P20 Pro and LX10 on a tripod. I decided to give them both the same duration of light (1/20th second) to make results at least somewhat comparable. Also, no ...

I guess you could also throw in Nikon's 1" J series cameras and you'll get pretty underwhelming 1" quality. Just like getting Nikon J series camera makes no sense today, it doesn't make sense to ...

I tested what I have, i.e. highest DXOMark phone camera Huawei P20 Pro and a premium 1" camera Panny LX10 with the best 1" SONY chip in it. CM1 could be close, I don't know. I tried to find ...

Pixel's sensor is newer so that's totally possible. CM1 is a weird product anyways placed somewhere between a camera and a phone. If you already carry a capable phone camera in your pocket, it's a ...

I've thought about this a lot as well. I own a Huawei P20 pro and it's a fantastic phone camera. I love the fact that it's always in my pocket and while it doesn't always take great photos, ...

I agree to a degree. Larger sensor still has its benefits. But cell phones have massive computing power that levels the playing field. I think premium compacts should add more processing power and ...

I'm pretty sure they've just dropped the development. They've received 100+ million investment money to do something else and to try to satisfy a small amount of people who bought it would be a ...