According to DxOMark offers the top of the current smartphones on cameragebied a better quality than a high-end compact cameras of five years back. Current compact cameras score however, even better and dslr’s is not to match.
According to the new DxOMark Mobile benchmark DxOMark scored the Nokia 808 PureView is higher than the PowerShot G9 from Canon five years ago, it was. That confirms in broad lines the findings of Tweakers.net with the Nokia phone, though there are caveats. Thus, there is a difference in image quality between the full, zoomed out and the zoomed image. In that last case, there will be no subsampling takes place, where the sharpness decreases.
Since the Nokia 808 PureView what camerakwaliteit, for an outsider, a comparison with a typical smartphone more interesting. It turns out that the two segments are apart, with some visible noise. The camera module of the Sony Xperia S delivers a value for the noise of 7.4, while the PowerShot S100 from Canon with a 1/1,7″-cmos sensor has a value of 2.
What full-hd-video terms, you can, according to DxOMark better now use a smartphone than a high-end compact camera. The Galaxy SIII scores in that area, for example, significantly better than the PowerShot S100. DPReview used DxOMark Mobile for his measurements of the image quality of camera modules in smartphones.
