Right on the day of the presentation, DxOMark specialists tested the camera of the new flagship Mi 11 Ultra and gave it to him
Not impressed
Of course, the smartphone's camera does not produce such impressive results as the Mi 11 Ultra. She didn't even make it into the TOP 20, receiving a total of 120 points: 127 for photo, 59 for zoom and 107 for video.
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Among the advantages of the main camera is its high leveldetail in frames, accurate white balance and pleasant color rendition in photographs, wide dynamic range of photos and videos, fairly well-controlled color noise in low-light images and effective video stabilization.
But there are also plenty of disadvantages.These include slow autofocus in low light, luminance noise in low light, poor detail at all telephoto zoom ranges, color fringing and soft corners in ultra-wide shots, underexposure and inaccurate color in low-light video.
“Xiaomi Mi 11 provides good performanceimages in many ways. Photo quality is very good, with a high-resolution sensor and careful processing allowing for more detail than any other phone tested to date. The overall performance of the frames is generally well balanced. The only weakness in photography comes when you zoom in, where the lack of a dedicated TV camera leaves the Mi 11 behind competitors with TV equipment,” concluded DxOMark.
As a result, the flagship took only 22nd place in the DxOMark rating. The most interesting thing is that last year's Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra and Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro left it far behind with 133 and 128 points, respectively.
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