Wired
The imaging field is now one of the focuses of competition among mobile phone manufacturers. Recently, in just two months or so, sensors such as the one-inch outsole Sony IMX989, the 200-megapixel Samsung HP1, and Huawei’s variable aperture technology have come out one after another.
However, whether a photo is good or not depends not only on the hardware parameters of the mobile phone.
In this case, many manufacturers will choose to send the mobile phone to a professional evaluation agency – DXOMARK, and let them evaluate it to show the camera ability of the mobile phone.
DXOMARK claims to neither sell points nor list
However, although DXOMARK is indeed a relatively authoritative professional evaluation agency, many netizens question it and believe that the evaluation results of many mobile phones have moisture and contradictions.
Up to now, there are fewer and fewer manufacturers who choose to continue to send mobile phones to test DXOMARK.
Recently, the CEO of DXOMARK said in an interview that DXOMARK actually neither sells points nor lists. The reason why many manufacturers do not send tests is mainly because fewer and fewer mobile phones can rank first in the test.
At present, in DXOMARK’s ranking of mobile phone camera scores, the top five models are from Honor, Huawei, Xiaomi, Huawei, and Xiaomi. Among them, the hardware quality is stronger, and the Mi 12S Ultra, which is also co-branded with Leica, is not as good as the previous generation Mi 11 Ultra in scores.
And this situation may be one of the reasons why DXOMARK has been questioned by many netizens.