Galaxy A50 scores 83 on DxOMark but can't challenge mid-range rivals

Last updated: July 5th, 2019 at 06:58 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy A50 got an overall score of 83 points in a recent DxOMark camera review. The source places the phone's camera in the same league as older flagships like the Galaxy S6 Edge, with the unit performing particularly well in terms of stills. Information technology scored 85 and 79 points in the photography and video recording departments, respectively.

The source found that the Milky way A50'south photographic camera performs quite decently in bright sunny conditions simply tends to yield relatively poor results in poorly-lit areas. We've reached a similar conclusion after spending some time with the device for our review.

It can do a decent job if the proper conditions are met

Stills captured in adequate conditions deliver good exposures and color rendering, as well equally authentic white balance. Meanwhile, the five-megapixel depth-sensing module offers decent background blur, fifty-fifty though the final results are non perfect as some border artifacts can occur.

This trade-off trend continues with the ultra-wide-angle photographic camera as well. Its inclusion is welcomed in situations where the user might want to capture a wider shot, but there's no telephoto lens and zoom is handled only digitally with up to 4x magnification. Loss of item becomes visible even at roughly 2x zoom. Push things farther to 4x zoom and the sensor struggles with poor colour rendering and a lot of noise.

The Galaxy A50 tin can't challenge the top mid-range phones

Video recording is, once once again, a mixed bag category. Clips recorded with the Milky way A50 generally perform well in terms of noise, especially when the camera setup is presented with apartment areas of uniform colors. The colors are pleasant with accurate white balance, but functioning has a tendency to dethrone in depression-low-cal conditions where noise tin can build upward.

Videos recorded while standing all the same benefit from decent stabilization, but some residual high-frequency motion becomes visible when recording while the user is walking. Information technology doesn't help that autofocus tin often refocus and overshoot. These results remind us that the camera tin do a decent chore if the proper conditions are met and the user is mindful of its limitations, only some things are simply out of the user's control, leading to somewhat mixed results.

DxOMark concludes that, although the phone has a lot to offer for its segment, it's not going to claiming some of the best mid-range smartphones in the camera department.

Check out their total review complete with sample images, graphs, and videos at their website.

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