After you unlock it, you have the classic pure AndroidOne UI which could be tuned up a bit so it is more fluid. The main camera is something that might attract people towards Nokia 7. This device is the first Nokia smartphone to pass the 41 MP mark that was set by the Nokia Pureview. The main idea behind the 48 MP sensor is the pixel binning technology or combination of four 0. You can still be using all of the 48 MP independently, but the result of pixel binning technology is more eye-catching.
Next to the 48 MP camera is the 13mm ultra-wide camera that has an 8MP sensor. The biggest problem is that the transition between main and ultra-wide is noticeable since those sensors provide photos with different white balance and color. For sensing the depth, Nokia Mobile used a 5MP depth sensor which does have trouble making night shots look sharp out of the pocket. The camera app UI has improved from Nokia 7 Plus or 7. It looks the same in general, but it has more features that include Night mode.
In the Night mode, the phone takes more shots and stitches it later on. The main 48MP camera can create good shots in both daylight and low light, but it is far from perfect. I noticed some problems with AI scene detection turned on, so I was mostly using the camera without it. The same issue I noticed without AI scene detection, but the pics would turn out better.
Then again, on the Nokia 7.
I must say that the shots turn out better than on the Nokia 7. The 12 MP binned photos do turn out a bit better than the photos taken with all 48 megapixels since oversampling is giving better shots than standard photography. Even more, details can be pulled out from RAW images that Nokia 7. The daylight shots are crisp with good looking color representation.
The dynamic range is great and the smartphones do balance the white correctly. I had trouble focusing while doing a right our of a pocket quick shot, and that issue was even more noticeable during the night or low-light photography. You should always focus manually before you take the shot to get sharper images. Night shots are decent enough, even without using the Night mode feature. The difference in white balance between the main and ultra-wide camera is huge, and Nokia Mobile should fix that transition. The ultra-wide camera can create a decent photo if the light conditions are right, but the photos can be distorted at the ends from algorithms that are trying to straighten the photo out.
That problem could be avoided by some software updates or by adding a bigger sensor in the future model. I would also like to see the transition between the main and wide camera faster. There can be some noise in the low light ambient, but in general, you can take sharp selfies. There is also an option to add some hearts or stars.
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Do check the photos in full resolution on our Flickr account. The video that the camera 7. The EIS is so steady that you question the use of OIS, but optical stabilisation is necessary while shooting night shots. Anyway, the video quality is good, and you can walk around and still film a steady video. The camera is having trouble with white balance, but in the end, videos are OK. The focusing is super fast and correct in videos. The sound recorded by two microphones is also of good quality since 7. The directional audio recording is not available here. If you are shooting in p, the EIS will be working, but if you choose to go for 4K video, you better take a gimbal.
It looks the same in general, but it has more features that include Night mode. In the Night mode, the phone takes more shots and stitches it later on. The main 48MP camera can create good shots in both daylight and low light, but it is far from perfect.
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I noticed some problems with AI scene detection turned on, so I was mostly using the camera without it. The same issue I noticed without AI scene detection, but the pics would turn out better. Then again, on the Nokia 7. I must say that the shots turn out better than on the Nokia 7.
The 12 MP binned photos do turn out a bit better than the photos taken with all 48 megapixels since oversampling is giving better shots than standard photography. Even more, details can be pulled out from RAW images that Nokia 7. The daylight shots are crisp with good looking color representation. The dynamic range is great and the smartphones do balance the white correctly. I had trouble focusing while doing a right our of a pocket quick shot, and that issue was even more noticeable during the night or low-light photography.
You should always focus manually before you take the shot to get sharper images. Night shots are decent enough, even without using the Night mode feature. The difference in white balance between the main and ultra-wide camera is huge, and Nokia Mobile should fix that transition. The ultra-wide camera can create a decent photo if the light conditions are right, but the photos can be distorted at the ends from algorithms that are trying to straighten the photo out. That problem could be avoided by some software updates or by adding a bigger sensor in the future model.
I would also like to see the transition between the main and wide camera faster. There can be some noise in the low light ambient, but in general, you can take sharp selfies. There is also an option to add some hearts or stars. Do check the photos in full resolution on our Flickr account.
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The video that the camera 7. The EIS is so steady that you question the use of OIS, but optical stabilisation is necessary while shooting night shots. Anyway, the video quality is good, and you can walk around and still film a steady video. The camera is having trouble with white balance, but in the end, videos are OK. The focusing is super fast and correct in videos.
The sound recorded by two microphones is also of good quality since 7. The directional audio recording is not available here. If you are shooting in p, the EIS will be working, but if you choose to go for 4K video, you better take a gimbal. If you use the camera more, that the battery will be drained quickly, especially if you are taking a lot of photos and videos.
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That was OK since I would charge it over night. The 48 MP camera is capable of taking great shots even though it could use some software updates to improve its AI post-processing algorithm, and ultra-wide camera output too. The same can be said for UI in general, and fingerprint reader together with the Pixelworks HDR10 controls whose issues can be easily improved by software updates. Looking overall, Nokia 7. It looks better and is more powerful, but the competition can offer the same hardware for less money which could pose trouble for Nokia Mobile at specific markets.