Sample gallery: Sony's 20.7-megapixel Xperia Z1: Digital Photography Review

Sample gallery: Sony's 20.7-megapixel Xperia Z1

Published Sep 9, 2013 | Lars Rehm

Digital zoom

Most smartphones offer a 3x digital zoom which usually delivers dreadful results and should only be used as a last resort. The Z1's high resolution sensor in combination with Sony's Clear Zoom system allows for a more efficient digital zoom than conventional smartphone cameras. The maximum zoom factor is 8 times, but as you can see in the samples below the use of this maximum zoom setting is still not recommended. More moderate zooming up to 4x yields more acceptable results and images that can at least be used for sharing on social networks or viewing on the device's screen.

No zoom

100% crop

Approximately 4x zoom

100% crop

8x zoom

100% crop

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BUG322

Nokia switched to late for any other OS and stayed to long on Symbian with Android they would be beaten by Samsung anyway end endup like HTC wich has some financial problems to. No respective companylike Google or Apple would have bought Nokiaa nd they would be food for the dogs by now. luckily they choose WP as they sell the biggest part of them. And yes its growing. The Nokia team will still make phones under the same conditions in Finland thanks to Microsoft who once saved Apple too. Right now windows is still the OS that runs everything and W8 has definitly the most vision. Nothing as permanent as change and yes with technology things will chance...watch my words GDR3 is coming . The advances of android getting smaller over time until most of the best features of W8 will be implemented. Like directx for example ..thing defintly will change and thats good for our customers overall. Cameras getting seriously better thanks to this competition. And Nokia did a defintly good first step.

Sep 17, 2013permalink

rhob

I don't know what mode they shot this in it doesn't represent the capability at all in my opinion.

Here's some unprocessed images through the various firmware updates the phone has had during development.

http://www.xperiablog.net/2013/09/05/sony-xperia-z1-photo-samples-through-different-firmware-revisions/

Mobile web browsers don't always render the images how they should be so saving the image is the truest way to view them at full res.

The Disney land images amazed me for a phone and the sign and flower images show great focus and resolution.

But each to their own :)

Sep 13, 2013permalink

ET2

For those interested, this is what I wanted to see:

Sony Xperia Z1 vs Nokia Lumia 1020

http://blog.gsmarena.com/sony-xperia-z1s-20-7mp-snapper-gets-compared-to-nokia-lumia-1020s-41mp-pureview-monster/

Xperia Z1 Nokia 808 PV and HTC One mini

http://blog.gsmarena.com/a-shootout-between-sony-xperia-z1-htc-one-mini-and-nokia-808-pureview-shows-great-promise-from-the-sony/

Sep 13, 2013permalink

Henrik Herranen

I think there's a slight error.
Objects in the "Approximately 4x zoom" image DSC_0059.JPG are only two times as large as "No zoom" image DSC_0057.JPG. Then again, objects in "8x zoom" image DSC_0062.JPG are four times as large as in "Approximately 4x zoom".
So, it looks to me that "Approximately 4x zoom" should be called "2x zoom".

As for image quality, even the non-zoomed image looks pretty smeary to me when scaled to my screen size (1920x1200), which is not true for modern 1/2.3" P&S cameras.

Sep 11, 2013*permalink

Boerseuntjie

All the negativity is just funny, "If Nokia had Android"
"If Sony made it a 5 megapixel" " No OIS" well people this is a phone and for a phone the pictures are not bad, not sure what you were expecting? even Nokia in some lighting conditions is not all that good.
I have news for you, if you think a phone will ever replace your DSLR keep on dreaming.
In my opinion the pictures taken with the Z1 is not that bad at all "for a phone".

Sep 10, 2013*permalink

akira204

It's cool and all how you can compare this to a Nokia 1020 (a dying windows ecosystem). I come from the android world and honestly, this phone is pretty impressive, combined with the Bravia engine 2, Snapdragon 800 processor and the well built in G lens to not make it look and feel over bulky, this phone seems balanced. What if Nokia switched to an Android ecosystem? well, that's a different story. No doubt I would jump on a pureview 808. I've previously had a Nokia 920...the WP8 ecosystem, the over lack of apps and the lag just by loading an app was just too much for me. I currently have a Note 2, was gonna get the Note 3 however the camera for that is exactly like an S4. To each their own. But I would never switch to an ecosystem that is dying slowly. Apps is where it's at for most handset users.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

MistyFog

The fastest growing OS is dying? And how is that relevant to this photography forum?

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Boerseuntjie

With Microsoft proposal deal to buy Nokia for 7.6 Billion, I don't think Nokia will ever have Android.
I would not count Windows out.

Sep 10, 2013*permalink

otoro

Sadly another blind/misguided Android fan-boy. I currently have 4 phones on rotation running iOS, Android, Blackberry, and Window Phone.

I put Android in the back of the pack (tie with Blackberry). Fact, Android is atrocious at optimizing its hardware.

My Nokia Lumia 800 running single core CPU is a lot more responsive than my duo-Core Galaxy S3.

In fact, I would give the S3 away for free if I don't need it for testing.

Before you go off, I was never a big MS fan. I got the very first Nexus running first version of Android.

In the end, it became apparent to me that Android is just an OS running on very inefficient kernal.

Window Phone and iOS show respective companies' experience in OS area as reflected by their ability to do more with less hardware (and not leave messy trace in memory that drags down the phone to the point you have to reboot the Android...reboot!...that's crazy)

Sep 16, 2013permalink

Infms

Die hard Android fans are very quick to point out the "inferior" specs of other platform's devices, forgetting that these platforms don't need quad-core CPUs coupled with 8GB RAM to run smoothly.

Sep 20, 2013*permalink

nikanth

digital zoom is finally going to make sense

Sep 10, 2013permalink

kriztian

I am not impressed at all. When I first saw the ruomors about "the incredible Honami" my expectations rose high. But now it´s like: ow! thats all? It looks more like an average 8 megapixel smartphone to me. Its definetly no threat to Nokia 1020.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

fotografer

Well, the usual moaners and groaners are out in force again as per usual. Yes images are a little soft but I think these are very promising for a mobile phone. The only phone it seems that outperforms this is the new Nokia 1020.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Hobbit13

I would prefer the Samsung S4 photos as well. Those look less processed, more natural. Resolution might be a bit lower, but the difference is not that large.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

CyberAngel

What? No OIS? Really??? What was Sony thinking?
HTC One
LG G2
Lumia 1020 (Xenon)
Lumia 928 (Xenon)
Lumia 925
Lumia 920
All of those have OIS
Video is wavy even with OIS but very shaky without.
Low light photos are much better with OIS
AND
please add always that Xenon flash
SONY! Can you hear that !!!
&%¤"!&%&/% they don't even read this >:-(

I think dpreview should compare P&S and these,
but include only modern OIS phone cameras.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

ET2

I would rather like to see studio shots compared to other phones. It's hard to make judgment without side by side comparison. When are studio shots coming?

Sep 10, 2013permalink

neo_nights

Wasn't this phone supposed to use a new technology (new JPEG engine, AFAIR) that'd improve IQ?

Well, I don't see any improvements. ISO400 is really bad, IMHO.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

OvinceZ

The market research must have told the phone makers that people didn't want thick phones. So gone was the 808 effort to install a decent camera in a phone. Sony offers more pixels but not stellar IQ. The images look ok in the middle but not on the sides or corners.
There is no way to get quality photos from such tiny cameras.
I guess enthusiasts will have to buy phones for qualities other than the cameras.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

vetsmelter

Agree.
Besides, I 'd hardly call the 808 thick, rather ergonomic.
It fits in most of my trousers' coin pocket.

Can't understand this tendency to flatness keeps continuing ... it seems that people are not productive enough to know how to benefit from a keyboard and true multitasking to honour that quad core and 2GB RAM.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

jmeyersnv

I am looking forward to a comparison of the same images taken by this new Z1 as well as the Nokia 1020 and the HTC1.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Robert Morris

Not bad for a phone. If it's all I got with me than that's my fault.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Clyde Thomas

What justifies calling this lens a "G" other than marketing?

So blurry on the corners. Only the center/midfields sharp.

The Mind of Minolta would be embarrassed at this, Sony trampling their good reputation at every opportunity.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

LokTo

Will there be G* lens to further damage the brand?

Sep 10, 2013permalink

zodiacfml

To me, it looks alright for a phone, as though we only achieved higher MP while maintaining the current pixel level quality. Image sharpening is hideous though.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

utomo99

In my opinion the image quality need to be improved a lot, especially on low light/ indoor.
too many noise.
I believe sony can give much better than this.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

thx1138

I've lost faith Sony actually can give us any better than this in a phone. To me it's still rubbish and the noise is evident even in this easy low ISO lighting and the over processing woeful. It only looks decent when down sampled to around 2MP and even then I can noise an artefacts in the sky.

Sony uses a lot of fancy acronyms like EXMOR and G series but it's all hype. This sensor would have been excellent with 6-8MP and much more natural jpg engine.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

siberstorm27

I've already seen dozens of other Z1 pics from various sources. These just corroborate how awful the images are. Some of the grainiest haziest images around. Even bright daylight shots are very grainy, like taking a pic of a textured photograph. The contrast is too high in some scenes and way too low and muddy in others. The images always look dingy. Not a single clean image available. Blurry and hazy. Man is the grain GIGANTIC in those night shots. This would be competitive on phones 3 years ago. The waterproofing likely screwed up the lens quality like on the Xperia Z, and for sure screwed up the microphone quality. 20MP on a 1/2.3" is just awful as well.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Tony Bologna

I had high hopes for this phone but it appears what the RX100 did for compacts the Z1 will NOT do for cell phones. My Galaxy S III is giving me fits and i was hoping this could be a contender. Won't go iPhone 5S because of the smaller screen. Maybe HTC One? Kuddos for DPReview for getting these up so quickly!

Sep 9, 2013permalink

D1N0

Digital zoom doesn't exist, it's digital crop.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

MDGColorado

At this point, arguing against this phrase is a losing battle. Think of it as another term for in-camera cropping. And yes, it is misleading.

Sep 9, 2013*permalink

Lars Rehm

to be fair, while it's a crop on most phones the Sony system is a little more advanced and uses a sophisticated algorithm that creates usable results up to certain zoom levels.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lan

Those samples look really odd at 100%. Is there something wrong with the demosaicing?

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Menneisyys

Yup, it indeed seems to be rather bad. See for example http://connect.dpreview.com/sample-galleries/5820745257/sony-xperia-z1-sample-gallery/2436893269/fullscreen?back=http%3A%2F%2Fconnect.dpreview.com%2Fpost%2F7903063822%2Fsony-xperia-z1-sample-gallery%23embeddedSampleGallery5820745257

I've created a crop of it at http://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/9714629514/ - the jaggies are REALLY bad.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Markol

Far less impressive than I would have thought. Even for a 1/2.3" sensor these are quite crappy.
I suppose if you downsample them to 5MP they are ok, but is that the point?

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

To a degree I would argue that is the point, A well-exposed 5MP with decent dynamic range is all I would need from a mobile device but then In only post my pictures online.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Markol

Sure, that's the declared idea of Nokia's oversampling and I practically only use the 5MP mode on my 808, but is it what Sony has in mind?

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

Sony don't declare it that way but the fact that the default mode is 8MP sort of indicates that the 20MP mode is not what they'd expect you to use for normal shooting.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

absentaneous

I got a cheap chinese phone recently. well, the cheapest I could find running android 4.1 and I took some pictures and I thought well it's kind of crap quality (compared to what I am used to get from "real" cameras) but then I thought what did I expect for that money (and tiny sensor and lens) anyway. but after looking at the image of this phone/camera which costs about 5 times more than what I paid for my phone I really think my phone's camera to be actually amazing. it's only 5Mpix but not at all worse than this. chinese are the new japanese!!!

Sep 9, 2013*permalink

japjit100

I m very impressed with 20.7 mp camera qaulity

Sep 9, 2013permalink

JKP

Had to create a new account today just to say that?

Anyways, to me the quality seems okay. Nothing special really. The pics are not very sharp for some reason.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Menneisyys

"Anyways, to me the quality seems okay. Nothing special really. The pics are not very sharp for some reason."

The HX series effect. They produce exactly the same, not very good quality images - and considerably worse ones than those of, say, the Panasonic ZS30 or any comparable shooter.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Tonkotsu Ramen

mr rehm, where would you "rank" the image quality of this phone if you compare it to the iphone 5, galaxy note 2, htc one?

So far, the results don't look too different from what i can acheive from my note 2, which is a bit underwhelming.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

I a actually quite pleased with the X1's camera. And that's not because of the pixel-level quality, that's horrible like on all phones. But if you look at the pictures at screen size they look quite nice and sharp with decent dynamic range for a phone. Also, the OIS works really well and it goes up to ISO 3200 (apparently even 6400 in some special mode, that I have not yet tested), so you can actually still take pictures in dark scenes. The Note II would just produce a very underexposed image in those situations. The HTC One is quite similar to the Z1 in so far that is creates good overall exposures even in low light. But I'd prefer 20 crappy MP over 5 crappy MP. At least you can scale down and have got some more data to play with. iPhone 5 is a generation behind, too. Let's see what Apple comes up with at their announcement tomorrow.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

0lf

@Lars Rehm : OIS ?

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Tonkotsu Ramen

thank you

i too hope to see apple push the bar for for mobile photography, but I much prefer android.

Would you say the Z1 is the current "top" android?

I'm looking for something to replace my note 2 and (in some situations) my dedicated Canon S90 P&S. I was hoping this Z1 would be able to produce comparable results.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

tompabes2

I don't know... they look soft even when they are downsized... really, there's someting strange here. The detail just isn't there when you look at 100% crops, and you can't invent what is not in the original image. Maybe the noise was really too much and the NR is really too aggressive. The output is not so bad at full size with other phones, and when you downsize the images they look sharp, but with the Z1 they simply remain soft... but let's wait for studio comparisons.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

@ 0lf apologies, confused that with the LG G2 that landed on my desk today, the X1 does not have an OIS.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

The Scurvy Dog of PR

Didn't I read that Sony was getting out of the Cell Phone biz?

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Eleson

Really hard to tell if you have read it or not.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

headfirst

you probably read that Panasonic are getting out, Sony's mobile phone business is growing.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

seems like they are doing all the opposite. The way they were showing off the Z1 at IFA would indicate that they're really planning to attack.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

The Scurvy Dog of PR

Yea. It was Panasonic, not Sony.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Boerseuntjie

Did not know Panasonic was ever in...LOL

Sep 10, 2013permalink

ageha

Panasonic is still in. The world is a bit bigger than you might realize.

Sep 10, 2013permalink

Boerseuntjie

So Panasonic makes Cell phones that is news to me

Oct 29, 2013permalink

ybizzle

Good for a phone but miles behind the Nokia 1020 and 808.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Lars Rehm

I think that's a fair statement.

Sep 9, 2013permalink

Chev Chelios

Is it just me or do those images look like 20.7 MP of oversharpened mush? Not bad for a phone though (I suppose).

Sep 9, 2013permalink

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