DXOMARK has revealed the camera test scores of Samsung’s newest Galaxy Z Fold 4 foldable smartphone. The evaluation firm tested the new Galaxy foldable phone to measure its performance in the photo, video, and zoom quality from a so-called “end-user perspective.”
In DXOMARK camera test ranking chart, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 with 124 points has been ranked 29th in the Global ranking, while its position in the Ultra-premium smartphone ranking is 25th. This Ultra-premium ranking chart includes smartphones priced over $800.
The Honor Magic4 Ultimate grabbed the crown with 147 points. Meanwhile, the Apple iPhone 14 Pro and Huawei P50 Pro are ranked 2nd and 3rd with 146 and 143 points.
According to the firm, the Galaxy Z Fold 4’s camera quality is not too good to take it to the top or runner-up in the ranking chart. However, it brings significant upgrades over its predecessor Galaxy Z Fold 3 with improved video performance when it comes to dynamic range and video noise.
DXOMARK pointed out that the Galaxy Z Fold 4’s price is very high, and it doesn’t offer the best camera experience as its pricing.
The reviewers noted that the Galaxy Z Fold 4 offers accurate target exposure and good retention of highlight and shadow detail for photos and videos. Furthermore, the stabilization of video is quite nice even in strong shakes as well as faster and more accurate autofocus while capturing photos.
As per the test results, there are three aspects of disappointment in the Galaxy Z Fold 4 camera including – 1. Image noise under indoor light conditions, 2. Inaccurate skin tones in photos, and 3. Frequent lack of fine detailing photos and video.
Galaxy Z Fold 4 comes with a 50MP sensor primary camera sensor with 1.0µm pixels, Dual Pixel PDAF, and OIS. Moreover, it has a 12MP ultra-wide sensor with 1.12µm pixels and a 10MP telephoto snapper with 1.0µm pixels and technologies like PDAF, OIS, 3x optical zoom.
