Huawei launched its latest flagship Huawei Mate 40 series. The announcement revealed the four models – Huawei Mate 40, Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40 Pro+, and Mate 40 RS Porsche Design.
Though the series features impressive camera hardware, The Huawei Mate 40 Pro has already topped DxOMark’s list for both the front and rear cameras.
Huawei Mate 40 Pro scored 136 points in rear camera test by DxOMark, while it scored 104 points in front camera tests. The latest Huawei flagship claimed the first position from Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra and Huawei P40 Pro which are now on number two and number three for rear camera test with 133 and 132 points respectively. Huawei P40 Pro follows on number 2 for selfie tests with 103 points.
You can check the sample shots at the DxOMark’s website where the Mate 40 Pro is tagged as a “dynamic range monster”.
Here are some key features of Huawei Mate 40 Pro’s rear and front cameras.
Rear Camera Hardware/Features
- 50MP ultra vision camera with a large 1/1.28″ type sensor and f/1.9 23mm equivalent lens.
- 20MP ultra wide-angle camera with 1/1.54″ type sensor and f/1.8 18mm equivalent lens.
- 12MP telephoto cam with 1/3.56″ sensor, f/3.4 124mm-equivalent (5x optical zoom) lens with OIS.
- Multispectral colour temperature sensor.
- LED flash
- 4K video recording at 60fps/30fps
- 1080p video at 30/50/120/240/480fps
- 720p video at 960/3840fps
Front Camera Features
- 13MP ultra vision camera, 1/2.8″ sensor, f/2.4, 18mm-equivalent.
- ToF (Time of Flight) sensor for 3d depth mapping and biometric scanning.
- Fixed focus camera with display flash
- 4K video recording at 30fps
DxOMark remarks about Mate 40 Pro as having wide dynamic range even in low light. Excellent texture and noise handling in bright light and indoor conditions. Fast and accurate autofocus for both photo and video. Details are good at most tele-zoom settings. Bokeh mode is good in estimating depth even in complex scenes. Excellent video stabilization and low noise levels on outdoor and indoor video recording. White balance and colour rendering are good on videos.
The front camera is tested out to take photos with good target exposure and wide dynamic range. Depth of field is wide and focus on the face is good. Noise is controlled well and white balance is also good in low light. Video stabilization is effective while the white balance is good for videos too.
Learn more on DxOMark’s detailed camera review here.
