Apple’s iPhone XR is the company’s solution to rising smartphone prices. While it’s not technically available at a budget, but the price is indeed comparatively lower than the iPhone XS lineup. The iPhone XR features a single rear shooter with abundant software tweaks implemented to make it stand among the big boys. DxOmark has tested the camera on the iPhone XR and praised it as the best single-camera smartphone. Let’s dive in to see some more details on the matter.
DxOMark Awards iPhone XR 103 Points In Photos And 96 In Video Recording
After a barrage of tests, DxOMark crowned the iPhone XR as the winner as it managed to beat the Google Pixel 2 to become the best single lens camera smartphone in DxOMark’s testing. The attributes of the iPhone XR are very similar to that of the iPhone XS Max in terms of color, detail, noise, exposure, and artifacts. However, it does lack in categories like zoom and portrait shots. This is due to the fact that the smartphone only has a single rear shooter.
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Colors are also vivid and pleasant in most test conditions; and although the iPhone XR tends to veer towards a slightly cool white balance in outdoor pictures, with warmer tones recorded indoors, it certainly avoids any nasty or offensive color casts. Autofocus is excellent, with fast response times ensuring that you can capture an image almost instantaneously; further, there are no focus stability issues, so pictures are always in focus.
In some situations, the iPhone XR manages to perform better in low-light, showcasing better detail in photos. In addition, the flash performance is also better on the iPhone XR compared to the Google Pixel 2 and iPhone XS Max. All in all, DxOMark suggests that the XR features excellent dynamic range, accurate autofocus performance and more. The blur gradient in Portrait shots does not look realistic.
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In video recording, DxOMark has awarded 96 points to the iPhone XR, praising the wide dynamic range, vivid colors, and excellent video stabilization. It’s good to see that the iPhone XR has surpassed the Google Pixel 2 in terms of single lens camera shooting. In terms of score, DxoMark awards 103 in photos. Overall, the iPhone XR receives a score of 101 on DxoMark.
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Source: DxOMark
