LG V20 achieves 85 points in DxOMark Mobile testing
The V20 is a high-end smartphone from LG that has been designed with a focus on audiovisual performance. Its camera specification is very similar to the sister model G5. The dual-camera setup combines a 16MP sensor with F1.8 aperture and optical image stabilization in the main camera with an 8MP/F2.4 unstabilized wide-angle module, allowing for quick changes of field of view.
In the DxOMark test the V20 scored 85 points and takes a joint number 12 spot, alongside the Huawei Mate 9. The DxO engineers liked the good detail in bright light, good noise reduction, bright exposures in extremely low light and the fast autofocus. On the downside, they also found some highlight clipping in high-contrast scenes, occasional focus failures and a slightly pink color cast in some outdoor images.
In video mode the testers noted the good exposure, noise reduction and stabilization but criticized visible motion blur in all lighting conditions, inconsistent sharpness and limited dynamic range in bright light. You can read the full report at DxOMark.com.
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