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Have you already watched our videos with unboxing and performance test of Redmi Note 10?
If not, then the links to them are in description under this video.
Today, we will talk about camera of the new Xiaomi smartphone.
Redmi Note 10 has quad camera with 48MP main sensor.
I have already taken photos during the day as well as at night.
We will look at them, but first let's check the functions of camera app.
Specifications As I already said, Redmi Note 10 has quad
camera with 48MP main sensor, 8MP ultra-wide angle sensor, 2MP macro and 2MP depth camera.
The selfie camera is 13MP.
Camera App If you already have Xiaomi smartphone on MIUI
12, then you have the same camera app and shooting modes as Redmi Note 10.
In photo mode, you can change from 1X, 0.6X or wide angle, and 2X.
The video mode has the same functions.
There is also pro mode in the camera app with White balance, ISO, EV and others.
The other shooting modes are portrait, night, 48MP, short video, panorama, documents, slow
motion and time lapse.
If you are looking for macro mode, then go to Photo and then click on these three lines
in the right top corner.
Here you will find macro mode.
In the settings menu, I recommend you to enable correct distortion in ultra-wide shots, and
choose high picture quality.
In video settings, you can choose video resolution from 720p 30fps to 4K 30 fps.
You know, I noticed that image stabilization is not available in 4K 30 fps and 1080p 60
fps resolution.
If you want a smooth video, then you need to record in 1080p 30 fps.
I will show you video samples later.
Sample Photos So, I took a couple of photos in different
light conditions and shooting modes.
As you can see, the images in good light are very good.
They are clear and bright.
By the way, the smartphone makes 12MP shots in Photo mode.
If you want 48MP images, then you need to choose 48MP mode.
I also like the wide-angle photos.
If you enable distortion correction, then you will have very good pictures.
The
macro camera on Redmi Note 10 is real, unlike some other cheap Chinese smartphones.
You can see the pictures on the normal Photo mode and macro mode.
Finally, let's look at the portrait or bokeh mode.
As you can see, the smartphone accurately detected the edges around the person, and
blurred the background well.
I like this shot, and you?
When you shoot photos in low light conditions, it is better to use night mode.
It really takes better pictures.
Sample Videos Talking about video shooting, as I already
said, the image stabilization is available only in 1080p 30 fps resolution.
Unfortunately, the video in 4K 30 fps and Full HD 30 fps are shaky.
However, it still has natural bright colors and high details.
Conclusion You know, I am a little disappointed that
Redmi Note 10 doesn’t have image stabilization in 4K resolution.
However, the photos are very good for budget $160 smartphone.
You can take very good pictures in day time, and even at night.
What do you think about camera of Redmi Note 10?
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