Lumia 1020 vs. Huawei P20 Pro Comments
- Anonymous
- phh
Anonymous, 11 Apr 2018So you say.... people simply to what looks better. Picture A = naturally beautiful woman with no makeup applied
Picture B = woman with below average beauty, but with full-on makeup to increase attractiveness
Shallow people will fall for B, while people in touch with reality will go for A.
- Anonymous
- JG0
Next time use Nokia 808 instead of 1020. Everyone knows that 808 has better camera. So we can see how the world's best cameraphone (Nokia 808) compares to today's phones.
- Love the Community
- Fv4
4/5 chose the P20 Pro.
I already lost faith in humanity. I just want a 40MP and above camera than can take a picture that looks and colored the same way an average 20/20 person see. No oversharpening, no washed up colors from the P20 Pro photos.
Oh well, I'll look forward to the approach of Nokia 9.
- Anonymous
- b4n
Anonymous, 11 Apr 2018People voting A = understand photography very well and have a keen eye for details People vot... moreSo you say.... people simply to what looks better.
- me
- 2Am
AnonD-625430, 11 Apr 2018Am I the only one to like the Nokia Lumia 1020 picture quality more than the Huawei P20 Pro? ... moreme me me. i have 808 and 1020. i dont have other reasons to change it. its very NATURAL
- Anonymous
- J7Q
For me the nokia is much better in keeping the details and color fringing in the huawei is worst. A lil bit over exposed images are pleasant to look but image quality is what is important. Nokia for me, is the winner.
- Still No
- 2Cb
Too bad just by having a great camera can't make up that i can't make full use of the screen, and unable to listen to music except through the speakers.
- AnonD-625430
- gNS
Am I the only one to like the Nokia Lumia 1020 picture quality more than the Huawei P20 Pro?
To be brutally honest, I like natural post processing and realistic colours. I voted for Phone A in all the photo comparisons except for the last one of the glass building. The Nokia Lumia 1020 still delivers stellar quality photos. The Huawei P20 Pro looks to up the exposure (which looks kinda over exposed). The Lumia 1020 looks more natural to my eyes. My pick: Lumia 1020
- Anonymous
- phh
People voting A = understand photography very well and have a keen eye for details
People voting B = have absolutely no clue what photography means and how it works
- Noypi
- GLP
Troilus, 11 Apr 2018Wow. I'm a photography hobbiest and I thought I was voting for Lumia 1020. I am surprised. Kud... moreWell you're not a good photographer lol
- Noypi
- GLP
In my own opinion about those photos
Lumia 1020 still create good photos (very smooth) it's just that people chose Huawei P20 which is over exposure, it looks so noisy for me.
- Leon
- J1y
I agree with you, but why even bother to develop a camera on mobile device if you haven't got any target like to aim a better quality camera than on Nokia 808. Our preferences might be different. It looks like that the brands not even try to get realistic camera module on mobile device. Why? Do we need to buy and carry a DSLR camera with us all the time to get natural like photos in year 2018. If we have that kind of device year 2012.
- r33fd
- LaC
AnonD-655832, 11 Apr 2018Back when the 808 and later the 1020 were released reviewers would compare them not only to ot... moreMost users just take out the phone from their pockets , point it at something, tap the button and than upload the picture streight to social media.
That's why auto mode is extremely important for a good camera.
A professional would get better results with a mobile phone than an amateur would get with a camera that costs more than a luxury car, but then a professional will also most likely use ,you know, "professional tools" so comparing smartphone cameras is for ammtuers that just want a quick photo ready processed for showing it to their friends.
- Shui8
- KZ8
Is the overprocessed image from P20 pro because of using that AI recognition scene? Anyway its best to stay at 10mp supersampling resolution, turn off the AI mod, usually scene recognition results in punchy pictures, but also produce oversharpen, high contrast and overexposed pictures.
- Anonymous
- thw
The Nokia Lumia 1020 and its predecessor, Nokia 808 are legend at that times. I mostly prefer realistic, bright, sharp and vivid images all the time without being oversaturated, overcoloured or burned by the flash. Looks nice while posted on social media doesn't mean a good quality photos. But who cares, everyone just want to look nice on social media.
- AnonD-655832
- J%g
Back when the 808 and later the 1020 were released reviewers would compare them not only to other smartphones but also to a SLR set as reference. I'm quite sure the poll results would be a bit different if it were the case.
It's also worth noting that Nokia's approach to photography was to provide the user more settings for them to play with. It doesn't take much effort to increase the saturation, for instance. There's also live histogram for those who feel like going further.
So how about taking some evening shots with the two smartphones and a full frame camera with real good glass, no auto settings at all? Let's see what some photographer skill can do to take the most from all three platforms.
- haa
- 2Am
DantE O2, 11 Apr 2018talking about DXO either you don't know them or you are too old to know them XD they are the ... moremaybe you dont own one thats you do not know anything. you only know p20 with (10mp X 4). just accept the fact that an old phone still the winner. fan of h brand always talks that is it good better like this and like that well in fact its not. for instagram images maybe but for memories its not. is there a difference between for memories and for fun images.
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