#Handy note 10 pro
While the phone’s pixel-count doesn’t rival that of the Honor 20 Pro (opens in new tab), for example, it’s still able to produce images that can easily be printed off and blown up, provided the lighting is right. Photos also deliver plenty of clarity, too. Samsung’s Auto HDR feature is on by default, and captures plenty of tonal detail across a scene, tapering blown-out areas like a pro, even in challenging conditions. You can leave it in this mode, snap away, and you’re likely to get a decent shot time after time. The Note 10’s automatic mode, called ‘Photo’, delivers a fantastic point-and-shoot experience.
View with main camera (Image credit: Basil Kronfli/Digital Camera World) (opens in new tab) Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus: Camera performance As for the ultrawide camera, it delivers heavy barrel distortion, but if you dive into ‘Save options’, in the settings, then tap ‘Ultra wide shape correction’, if corrects it, slightly reducing the wide angle. The front camera can also record 4K 30fps too, which is impressive.
#Handy note 10 full
Photos are captured at full 12MP resolution by default, and videos can be recorded at up to 60fps in 4K resolution. Across most of these, you can choose whether to shoot with the ultrawide, wide or telephoto cameras. The Note 10-Plus packs shooting modes aplenty: Automatic, Video, Live Focus, Live Focus Video, Pro, Food, Night, Instagram, Slow Motion, Super Slow-mo, and Hyperlapse. Unlike the S10 5G though, it isn’t accompanied by a ToF 3D camera. The ultrawide 16 MP (f/2.2, 12mm) is the least specced-out module, with no autofocus or OIS, and finally, there’s that Time of Flight camera (opens in new tab) for 3D depth detection.Īs for the selfie camera, it’s the same 10MP sensor as found on the Galaxy S10 Plus, with a 26mm wide-angle and unlike most front cameras, it sports autofocus. The telephoto 12 MP camera (f/2.4, 52mm) features a 1/3.6-inch sensor, 1.0µm pixels and OIS, which equates to a 2x optical zoom. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ rear quad camera is comprised of a 12MP primary camera (f/1.5/2.4 variable aperture, 26mm) with a 1/2.55-inch sensor, and 1.4µm pixels, complete with Dual Pixel phase detection autofocus (PDAF) and optical image stabilization (OIS). (Image credit: Digital Camera World) Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus: Camera specs
#Handy note 10 plus
You can see an example illustration created on the Note 10 Plus in our week with it below.
It’s also the most precise way to apply spot corrections in Lightroom for mobile or draw using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro on a smartphone. The Note 10 Plus even indexes your handwritten notes to make them searchable, which is incredibly handy for lecture notes or meeting minutes. If you like handwriting, then no phone can stack-up to the Note-series, with the optical character recognition (OCR) being second to none. Frame up your shot, whether on a tripod or a surface and you can use the pen as a shutter release - ideal for long exposures.
Pop-out the pen, long-press the small button on its top-side and you can fire up the camera. Most of these, we could have done without, but one feature we love using is the Note’s remote shutter button on the S Pen. There are also new gesture commands you can fire-up with the S Pen - wave it about to control elements on the phone. USB Type-C - 24 pin USB-C, Headset jack - mini-phone 3.Pull out the pen and you’re presented with options to take notes or engage in smart actions like translate text you hover the pen over.
#Handy note 10 movie
Slow motion video, Time-lapse mode, night mode, Macro mode, Movie frame, AI camera 5.0ġ920 x 1080 (1080p) at 30 fps, 1280 x 720 (720p) at 30 fps, Slo-mo video 1280 x 720 (720p) at 120 fps Time-lapse mode, AI portrait mode, AI Beautify, Movie frame, Timed burst, AI Video Beautifyġ920 x 1080 (1080p) at 30 fps, 1280 x 720 (720p) at 30 fps Speakerphone, voice control, call timer, conference call, flight mode, voice dialing, vibrating alertĪccelerometer, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, digital compass, gyro sensor, 360° ambient light sensorįace recognition, fingerprint reader (side)
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