LG recently introduced the V10, its newest phablet high performance that comes as a successor to the old G Pro 2. The device has wattage specifications and a body with enviable construction, being able to ” resist mishaps of everyday life “without any problem, according to the company. A point emphasized enough by South Korea since the launch of G4 is its set of cameras, since the manufacturer decided to give great attention in this regard to see the advances made by its rivals. As a result, we have the V10 as a great device for those who like to capture images in different situations, especially in environments where the others still sin, as in low light with locations.
Searching attest all this quality the portal Android Headlines decided to publish a gallery of images comparing the new phablet from LG with the Nexus 6P released by Huawei recently, thus seeking to see who giants smartphones are able to produce the best end result in harsh environments. According to informed, all photos were taken in automatic mode in 4: 3 aspect and is therefore not taken advantage of the advanced manual mode available from LG in your new device and trying to provide a fairer outcome. Moreover, as any change in the angle, focus or distance can influence how the software reacts in automatic mode, it is necessary to take into account that better results could be obtained with both models.
According to what can be seen, we have situations where the Nexus 6P fared better than the V10, and in faixada images stores where truer colors and more effective balancing of exposure were captured, avoiding the “explosion” we have with LG’s handset. It remained for nearly all pictures, showing that South Korea needs to urgently revise the post-processing algorithm of your device to try to mainly solve problems in focus and color fidelity, let alone in the effort to reduce digital noise you just “killing” a lot of details in darker environments.
On the other hand, we must point out that the V10 did very well in the mission to focus on objects in dark places something mainly due to its laser helper that allows a better sense of the color and location without using the flash. Still, both devices showed an overall satisfactory result on the test, indicating that the smartphone makers are increasingly concerned to provide something worthy for users who wish to leave the compact digital camera for everyday use.
All images can be seen below, with the Nexus 6P always located to the left and the V10 always right. Do not forget to make your comment about what you think of both devices.
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