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Google Nexus 6P review: Serious contender for mobile photography
By Paul Carroll - Tuesday September 29 2015 Mobile Review
Overview
Today Google unveiled the Nexus 6P. Having partnered with manufacturer Huawei to build this latest device, the Nexus 6P is the first to run Google’s most up-to-date version of its Android operating system — Android OS 6.0 Marshmallow (or “Android M”).
Tech specs for the Nexus 6P include a large 5.7-inch (1440 x 2560-pixel) AMOLED screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 and 16 million colors. The rear camera offers a 12.3Mp resolution on a 1/2.3”-type sensor, video resolution of 2160p at 30fps, and a lower-resolution front-facing 8Mp secondary camera. Other features for the Smartphone photography enthusiast include laser autofocus, LED flash, stabilization, face detection, HDR+, GEO tagging, and a built-in picture editor. Available with either 32Gb, 64Gb or 128Gb internal storage.
We’ve put a pre-release sample of the Nexus 6P through our industry-standard image quality tests prior to today’s launch and are delighted to bring you the results.
Photo
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Pros
-Impressive detail preservation in low light conditions, by far the best tested to date.
-Good detail preservation in outdoor conditions.
-Accurate and fast autofocus in all conditions.
-Good white balance and color rendering in outdoor conditions.
-Flash: Good flash behavior with good detail preservation, white balance and color rendering.
-Images are well exposed.
Cons
-Visible irregularities in exposure, color, texture and noise due to HDR+ mode activation in low light conditions.
-In high dynamic scenes, the highlights of the images are occasionally blown out.
-When triggered, the shot is taken before the autofocus has converged.
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Pros
-Good global exposure, white balance and color rendering.
-The autofocus is fast and accurate.
-Low noise level in all conditions.
Cons
-The strong jello effect due to the stabilization provides unpleasant videos during motions scenes.
-Refocus are visible under illuminant changes and thefocus is lost during tracking movement.
-Fine details are lost in low light conditions.
-Color shading is visible in low light and indoor conditions.
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Added by megadirk |
October 15
Not a retest
Sorry for the double post but replying to your previous post isn't working on the site. How would testing the actual release model of the phone be a "retest"? If the reasoning behind not retesting gear is due to timing restrictions then why would a pre-release model be tested in the first place? Just wait and perform a test on the actual phone, it doesn't help anyone make an informed decision. There are tons of articles linking to this review around the internet, and they're all linking to a test of a phone that hasn't even been released yet. It's just disappointing as the entire goal of this company is to provide the most accurate and reliable test results for products. Please reconsider.
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Added by megadirk |
October 12
Pre Release Model
Will this be updated with an actual release model? I understand that it is most likely very similar but there isn't much emphasis put on the fact that this isn't a finalized product from google. I would love another test once the phone actually is released to see if there was anything tuned software side with the camera.
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Added by Sophie - DxOMark |
October 14
Re: Pre Release Model
Hi,
Unfortunately, we do not retest gear because of timing restrictions. Sorry for that. Reply |
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Added by sandrotrinity |
October 09
Microsoft Lumia
Will you test the new Microsoft Lumia?
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Added by Sophie - DxOMark |
October 12
Re: Microsoft Lumia
Hi,
Thank yo for the suggestion, but the Microsoft Lumia is not planned for testing. Kind regards Reply |
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Added by ronsri |
October 01
Camera
We need score for one plus two
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October 08
Re: Camera
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion. We are unfortunately not planning on testing the OnePlus Two for now, so I can only advise you to stay tuned on our website and social media pages for future updates on this. Reply |
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Added by bam116 |
October 01
It isn't just the camera
Aside from the amazing camera, the other specifications of the Nexus 6P are also topnotch compared to the other new nexus, the 5x, and the previous one, the Nexus 6, as seen here http://versus.com/en/google-nexus-6p-vs-google-nexus-5x-vs-google-nexus-6 . It's big, wonderful screen and high pixel density complements the wonderful shooter of this phone.
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Added by sjv |
October 01
Accuracy in real world
Hello.. you also rated Moto X Style as one of best like we have Nexus 6P here.. due to which Moto was on my wishlist. But after its release, the real world reviews were not so encouraging and now I am waiting for 6P. So basically, your lab tests and rating how accurate are they for real work practical usage?
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Added by SeventyFive |
September 30
No optical image stabilization
It should be emphasized in the preview that the 6P does not have OIS.
People should be aware that it will make many lab results unreproducible in many real-world scenarios. Most people are not tech-savvy, and they find these reviews in google, so no OIS should be cleared. Reply | Read all replies for this comment |
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Added by SeventyFive |
October 02
Re: No optical image stabilizationQuote: <div id="linkdxomark">This a comment for <a href="http://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/Google-Nexus-6P-review-Serious-contender-for-mobile-photography">this page on the website</a></div>It should be emphasized in the preview that the 6P does not have OIS. People should be aware that it will make many lab results unreproducible in many real-world scenarios. Most people are not tech-savvy, and they find these reviews in google, so no OIS should be cleared. Actually it's harsher than I've first stated, not only does the article neglects to mention the lack of optical image stabilization, but it does much more damage in mentioning stabilization, which is obviously digital stabilization, without stating it, this will appear to the uninformed (i.e. most random readers) as if the device has a real stabilization feature!!! This must be corrected! Reply |
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Added by markz |
September 30
Nexu 6P , 5X
<div id="linkdxomark">This a comment for <a href="http://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/Google-Nexus-6P-review-Serious-contender-for-mobile-photography">this page on the website</a></div>Hi, thanks a lot for the 6P test! I have just few questions:
1. Are you going to do also a Nexus 5X test in the future? 2. If not, do you know if the 6P camera is comparable to 5X (just to say that 5X would give similar results to 6P)? Thanks! Reply | Read all replies for this comment |
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Added by stevenpink |
October 01
Re: Nexu 6P , 5X
The Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X have the EXACT same image sensor. See the link for more information directly from the Nexus team about the Nexus 6P's other hardware advantages. [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3mzrl9/hi_im_hiroshi_lockheimer_here_at_google_with_the/cvjkqs6]https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3mzrl9/hi_im_hiroshi_lockheimer_here_at_google_with_the/cvjkqs6[/url]
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Added by kingsbounty |
September 30
Not good
i dont know why G4 in this tests isnt The best!
i just know Dxo and LG Dont have good ... and i think we have one phone to name Lumia 930! where is it? Reply |
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Added by hoodlum |
September 30
What is the 35mm equiv focal length of the camera lensReply |