The famous camera benchmarking site DxOMark has just announced comprehensive scores for the iPhone 16.
DxOMark results show that the iPhone 16's camera capabilities reach 147 points.
This number is 1 point lower than the Google Pixel 8 but 2 points higher than the iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPhone 15.
The iPhone 16 brings a number of photography improvements over the iPhone 15.
The iPhone 16 brings a number of photography improvements over the iPhone 15.
The iPhone 16 is a smartphone model equipped with a 48 MP main camera with a focal length of 26mm, f/1.6 aperture, supporting op
tical image stabilization (OIS). There is also a 12 MP ultra-wide camera with a focal length of 13mm and an aperture of f/2.2 for a wide field of view of 120°.
DxOMark found that the iPhone 16 camera performs well in its class. Although th
e camera hardware is almost the same as the previous generation, the iPhone 16's performance has been significantly improved thanks to software tweaks.
In our tests, the iPhone 16's camera produced high-quality stills and videos, with excellent exposure, good contrast, and natural skin
tones. tones. It also performed smoothly and stably when recording moving images. Howeve
r, one drawback is the lack of a telephoto lens, which means that long-range zoom shots lack detail and texture.
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The latest rankings from DxOMark put the iPhone 16 in 20th place.
The latest rankings from DxOMark put the iPhone 16 in 20th place.
Compared to previous models, the iPhone 16's still images are very close to the iPhone 15. However, thanks to improved p
rocessing, some details have been upgraded. Apple's HDR processing allows for wider dynamic range and better exposure, and the iPhone
16 can improve color management in all testing conditions, especially in daylight and low light.
Additionally, the iPhone 16 also manages noise better in low light, although there is still some minor exposure instability when shooting in bright light or indoors.
