#NIGHT PORTRAITURE PRO#
#NIGHT PORTRAITURE SOFTWARE#

#NIGHT PORTRAITURE SOFTWARE#

You can also get more of a shallow depth of field on your shots without software tricks like portrait mode, thanks to that larger sensor. The Note 20 Ultra's main wide-angle rear camera has a 108-megapixel sensor that gives you scope to crop in and change your frame even after you've snapped the photo. Read more: The best phone to buy for 2020 See the 100% crop on the image below from the main rear camera and you'll see each is sharp and retains detail even in dimmer lighting conditions.

#NIGHT PORTRAITURE PRO#

The iPhone 12 Pro also uses a computational photography technique called Deep Fusion on all its cameras to bring out texture and reduce noise. Side by side with the regular HDR mode on the Note 20 Ultra, shots look great and give very natural results as you can see in the comparison below. The improvements to high dynamic range on the iPhone 12 Pro, called Smart HDR 3, produce very balanced photos on the main rear camera. For reference, I left the phones on default settings to best simulate the average person's experience: Smart HDR on the iPhone 12 Pro turned on, as well as Scene Optimizer on the Note 20 Ultra. In well-lit situations, it's hard to distinguish which phone took which photo, as the color, detail and dynamic range is excellent on both. I took these phones to some of my favorite scenic spots around San Francisco and found they produced excellent results, whether I was snapping a foggy morning in Golden Gate Park or an epic sunset over the Pacific Ocean. $1,099 at Amazon Great for landscapes, ultrawide and HDR photos We put the cameras on two of this year's best smartphones to the test to see how well they handle zoom photos, portraits, landscapes and video. But choosing an outright winner across every category is not so clear cut, given that both use a clever combination of hardware and computational photography tricks to get great-looking shots in almost all situations. For portraits, the iPhone generally produces the better result thanks to more natural bokeh (or blur) effects. Read more:В Here are CNET's reviews of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 MiniВ and iPhone 12 Pro Max.ДЇor zoom, it's hard to compete with the Note 20 Ultra's 5x telephoto camera, which can make any far-off subject look like it's right in front of you, especially when you compare it to the 2x camera on the iPhone 12 Pro. And while they both produce excellent results overall, they each have their strengths and weaknesses in different categories. Both have a three-lens camera array with improved low-light performance, 4K HDR video capabilities and advanced autofocus systems. The cameras on Apple's new iPhone 12 Pro and Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 Ultra seem similar on paper.