Results in the center are better, though, and although some luminance noise is visible on faces, detail is also pretty good.
Scores are similar across flash-only and mixed-lighting shots, with the XS Max providing nice exposures in both conditions.Īs you’d expect, there’s heavier vignetting in the flash-only shots, and there’s a rather coarse-grained type of noise visible in those darker corners. In this section we’ll take a closer look at these image quality sub-scores, analyzing some aspects of the XS Max’s performance versus the key competition from Samsung and Google.Īpple’s “Retina” flash has improved on the XS Max compared to the iPhone X, but it still remains far from the best flash solutions we’ve tested. The Apple iPhone XS Max front camera achieves an overall DxOMark Photo score of 81, which is calculated from its scores in tests that examine different aspects of its performance under different lighting conditions. Once again, a key area for improvement is noise, which is visible in all conditions, including noticeable chromatic noise in dimly-lit movies.
Indoor and low-light videos can be underexposed, but are generally acceptable. Detail on faces at close range is again good, and the stabilization system is an improvement over that of its predecessor, the iPhone X, doing an effective job of eliminating serious wobbles and judders in videos captured with walking or panning movement. It’s not perfect, with some inconsistencies when the camera is moving or when there are lighting changes, but in bright conditions, exposure on faces and highlights are better than on many devices we’ve tested to date. The inclusion of video HDR isn’t common on front cameras as yet, but Apple has managed to implement a fairly effective system on the XS Max. Shooting video, strengths and weaknesses are broadly similar. The fixed-focus lens ensures sharp faces at the most common focusing distances, and in good light, detail is right up there with the best front camera. For more information about the DxOMark Selfie test protocol, click here.
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1080p at 60fps video (1080p at 30fps in default mode)Ībout DxOMark Selfie tests: For scoring and analysis in our smartphone front camera reviews, DxOMark engineers capture and evaluate over 1500 test images and more than 2 hours of video both in controlled lab environments and in natural indoor and outdoor scenes, using the camera’s default settings. This article is designed to highlight the most important results of our testing.
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Our engineers have been busy putting the XS Max’s front camera through a series of industry-standard benchmark tests, and we’re now able to share the scores, results, and analysis in this comprehensive review. Apple’s Retina flash system provides additional light when required, and the XS Max captures video at 1080p/30fps in default mode. The sensor is a fairly low-resolution 7Mp chip coupled with a fixed-focus 32mm-equivalent, f/2.2 aperture lens. The iPhone XS Max front camera is no stranger to innovation either, as it features Apple’s TrueDepth camera system for theoretically improved depth estimation and bokeh shots, and is one of the first devices to include HDR processing on front-camera video for greater dynamic range in movies. So we’re again seeing rapid innovation in this area, with smartphone brands introducing dual lenses and sensors, depth-sensing technologies, computational photographic processing and more to improve the quality of your selfies. But with over an estimated million selfies a day now captured on smartphones, front camera performance is becoming almost as critical for manufacturers. In terms of rear camera performance, recent iPhones have been either at or about at the top of our database of smartphone camera image quality with each device they’ve released. The Apple iPhone XS Max is the American giant’s super-sized flagship device, boasting a 6.5-inch “super retina” OLED HDR display, the latest A12 Bionic chip for processing, wireless charging, and IP68-rated splash, water, and dust resistance.
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