- #HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 MANUAL#
- #HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 ANDROID#
- #HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 ISO#
#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 MANUAL#
It’s the manual video controls that really distinguishes the V10 from its competitors. There are manual video controls, too Florence Ion Photos don’t come out too bright or overexposed, and its low light performance gets even better when you avail yourself of the multitude of manual settings it boasts. But it’s made even better by its multitude of manual settings.
In a static lab shot, the V10 reigns supreme. To reiterate, the LG V10 beat out the Galaxy S6, OnePlus 2, One M9, and Nexus 6P for best low-light performance in our lab tests. It delivers the best low light performance It’s easier to do on a smartphone than on a DSLR, and I ended up taking nicer photos than when I left the V10 in automatic shooting mode. I was having fun adjusting the settings as I was snapping photos. The V10 also has an issue focusing in auto mode, but this can be quickly remedied with its manual focus abilities-if you have the patience for it. Unfortunately, without the ability to focus with the flash on, you get blurry results like this. The only downside of shooting late at night with the V10 is that there’s no option to focus with the flash so that it’s all appropriately adjusted when you eventually shoot the photo. This crooked 15-second exposure was taken at 9pm at night, but it looks like dusk.Īnd since you can shoot in RAW mode, you can take the original photo file into Adobe Lightroom or similar editing program and spruce it up. Look at this shot I took at 9pm at the coast in Northern California.
You can crank up the shutter speed to as long as 30 seconds, which-when paired with the right ISO-can turn nighttime shots into daytime ones.
#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 ANDROID#
LG began offering the most native granular camera controls of any Android phone manufacturer when it launched the G4 earlier this year, and the V10 is another reminder of how powerful they can be. The V10’s manual camera controls are, simply put, amazing. However, it’s capable of shooting photos like this if you prop it on with a tripod: I’m not too keen on the look and feel of the LG V10 because it’s a bit too bulky for my liking. It offers a wide range of manual camera controls The V10 is yet another reminder of how smartphones have managed to negate the need for a separate point-and-shoot, or even a DSLR in some situations. It’s slightly bigger and features a few extras, like a gimmicky second screen and rugged build qualities, but it’s the rear- and front-facing camera capabilities that are particularly impressive. LG’s V10 is essentially a souped-up version of its exceptional counterpart, the G4. I’m bummed I haven’t yet reviewed the LG V10 since its debut in early October, but while I may not have time for a full, benchmark-laden rundown, I did bring it with me on a recent trip to try out all the new camera features. Our legacy studio setup shot in good/low light is also available next to them and it lets you compare older phones, which weren't around when we created the new Studio setup.They say the best camera is the one you have on you, and if you have the LG V10, you have the most powerful camera phone in your pocket. Each of the three frames emphasizes the camera performance in some area - synthetic resolution, real life resolved detail and color in good light and in low light.
#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW VS LG V10 ISO#
The tabs below the overview - ISO 12233, Chart Good light, Low light and - load one of the three frames. A click on the window will set the overview to use that phone's video frame. To swap one phone with another, you can use the dropdown menus below each crop. You can drag the green viewfinder (or just click on the overview) to pan around the chart. The overview picture on the left lets you select the part of the photo to be zoomed at 100% on the right.
What we compare here is a frame taken from a video from the given phones. The tool puts up to three phones and their video cameras head to head, testing their performance over three scenarios. Welcome to the GSMArena Video Compare Tool.
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