Now, let's talk about that software portrait mode. They're sharp in the middle with no noticeable chromatic aberration (or color fringing) and bring you just a bit closer for that more-candid feel. In practice, attaching Moment's telephoto lens to your main camera provides much higher-quality portraits than your phone's built-in telephoto lens can. In this section, we take a closer look at each sub-attribute and compare image quality against competitors.By subscribing, you are agreeing to Engadget's Terms and Privacy Policy. The Apple iPhone 13 mini achieves a Photo score of 138. Our testers observed some video artifacts and noise but overall the Apple iPhone 13 mini is an easy recommendation for mobile video shooters. The autofocus works precisely and delivers smooth transitions and the video footage comes with good trade-off between texture and noise. Video clips recorded with the device show accurate and stable exposure as well as a wide dynamic range. The lack of a dedicated tele lens means the iPhone 13 mini can’t compete with the very best in the Zoom category but the ultra-wide camera delivers good image quality, resulting in a Zoom score of 55.Īt 117 points the iPhone 13 mini scores only two points lower for video than the 13 Pro, making it by far the best video option in the Premium segment and the second best overall (tied with the significantly more expensive Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra). Like on previous iPhone we’re still seeing some luminance noise but detail has been improved over previous generations and is good in bright light and under typical indoor conditions.
The Photo score of 138 is outstanding for the class and among the best we have seen overall, thanks to reliable exposure, nice colors and a consistently good autofocus system. Given its compact dimensions that makes it the currently best option for mobile photographers who prefer smaller phones.
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Overall its camera performance is, except for tele zoom, very close to the larger and more expensive iPhone 13 Pro and even better than last year’s top-end iPhone device, the iPhone 12 Pro Max. With a DXOMARK Camera score of 130 the Apple iPhone 13 mini makes it easily into the top ten of our overall ranking and is the clear number one in the Premium segment ranking for devices between $600 and $799.
Sharpness differences between video frames, strong residual motion in videos recorded while running.Some loss of texture in video, especially on faces in daylight and indoor conditions.Lens flare and ghosting in video, especially in low light.Noise in video, especially in low light.Limited detail when using medium to long range zoom.Image artifacts, including flare, slight ringing and color quantization.Limited dynamic range in challenging high contrast scenes.Luminance noise on primary and ultra-wide cameras, especially in low light.For more information about the DXOMARK Camera test protocol, click here. More details on how we score smartphone cameras are available here. This article is designed to highlight the most important results of our testing.
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The iPhone 13 mini has to make do without the 13 Pro and Pro Max’s tele camera but the new primary module uses the same size sensor as last year’s top-of-the-line iPhone 12 Pro Max and has swapped the PDAF system for Dual-Pixels. Apple’s iOS is powered by the A15 chipset and images and other media can be stored on up to 512GB of built-in storage. The mini uses a 5.4-inch Super Retina XDR screen, making it a good choice for users who prefer a smaller device. It shares most specs, including the camera setup, with the iPhone 13 that comes with a larger 6.1-inch display. The iPhone 13 mini is the most compact and affordable model in Apple’s 2021 iPhone lineup.
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