Mobile phone cameras have become the main tool for many people to record their lives, and mobile phones equipped with large photosensitive elements are an emerging trend that manufacturers are competing to launch. This year, mobile phones equipped with one-inch large photosensitive elements have begun to become the main battlefield for camera flagships. For example, the recently launched vivo X90 Pro and Xiaomi 13 Pro are two representatives. Today we will compare the camera images of these two phones and the differences and features in actual use. If you are looking for a flagship model equipped with a one-inch sensor, this article is not to be missed!
▲How powerful are these two one-inch photosensitive elements? Today we will show you the comparison!
Basic Camera Specifications Introduction
The vivo X90 Pro also has a 23mm main lens equipped with an IMX989 one-inch sensor, a 50-megapixel 50mm double portrait lens, and a 12-megapixel 16mm ultra-wide-angle lens. All three lenses have autofocus functions, but the telephoto lens No macro shooting capability. The front lens is also 32 million pixels, but does not support autofocus.
▲20x zoom imaging.
Close-up ability comparison
In terms of close-up capabilities, both phones support the macro close-up function of the ultra-wide-angle lens, but the telephoto lens of the Mi 13 Pro supports the closest focusing distance of 10 cm, so that its telephoto lens can also obtain better macro shots than the ultra-wide-angle lens. shooting ability. Moreover, the telephoto lens can avoid the serious deformation around the ultra-wide-angle lens, and can also obtain macro photos with better bokeh effects. Therefore, in terms of macro shooting, Mi 13 Pro performs better than vivo X90 Pro.
▲ Super wide-angle lens macro shooting effect.
▲Using the macro imaging taken by the telephoto lens, it can be found that the 10cm focusing distance of the Xiaomi Mi 13 Pro telephoto lens can produce excellent macro effects.
Portrait mode comparison
Both Mi 13 Pro and vivo X90 Pro have a portrait mode, which can easily take images with a blurred background and a clear subject, and the processing speed and quality are also very good. However, in terms of the shooting interface, the default portrait mode of Mi 13 Pro is a “half-body” perspective for shooting with a 3.2x telephoto lens, while the interface design of the vivo X90 Pro and the focal length of the double lens are used to shoot portraits. It looks more natural. In addition, in terms of imaging, the Xiaomi Mi 13 Pro has a higher degree of background blur in the case of a double mirror, and the vivo X90 Pro looks relatively natural, but both phones can manually edit the background blur effect afterwards.
▲ Xiaomi’s full-body focal length and vivo’s 1X focal length portrait mode imaging effect.
▲ The imaging effect of Xiaomi’s half-length focal length and vivo’s 2X focal length portrait mode.
Comparison of video effects
In addition, in terms of video effects, both phones have three-stage anti-shake option settings, of which Mi 13 Pro is standard, super anti-shake, and super anti-shake Pro; vivo X90 Pro is standard, super anti-shake, and horizon anti-shake. In the case of standard anti-shake, the anti-shock effect of the two is equivalent, and there is no particularly obvious cropping. The stabilization effect is excellent when walking, unless there is a more obvious sense of shaking when running.
▲Xiaomi 13 Pro standard mode video imaging
