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Proizvajalci pametnih telefonov zelo skrbijo za kakovost fotografij – in prav je tako. Ker so pametni telefoni vedno z nami, so učinkovito nadomestili samostojne fotoaparate za vsako nalogo, od fotografiranja družinskih fotografij do deljenja posnetkov z zajtrka na Instagramu.
Namesto da bi sami ocenjevali kakovost fotografij fotoaparatov na trenutni množici vodilnih pametnih telefonov, smo mislili, da bi bilo zabavno pripraviti test slepe fotografije, v katerem glasujete za fotografije, ki se vam zdijo najboljše, nato pa kasneje razkrijemo, kateri posnetek telefona vsako sliko. Spodaj boste našli serijo fotografij, posnetih s petimi najboljšimi pametnimi telefoni, ki so trenutno na voljo:Apple iPhone 6S, LG G5, HTC 10, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge in Huawei Nexus 6P.
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Obstajajo trije načini glasovanja (in sodelovanja v nagradni igri):
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Vsaka fotografija je oštevilčena, zato nam povejte, katera fotografija je po vašem mnenju najboljša v vsaki od šestih kategorij v tem članku:
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Pokrajina
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HDR
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Voda
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Od blizu
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Barve
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Selfiji
1. junija bomo ta članek posodobili z velikim razkritjem, kateri telefon je posnel vsako fotografijo.
Težko je ugotoviti razliko med fotografijami, ki so bile pomanjšane na velikost spletne strani. Če si želite pobližje ogledati katero koli od teh fotografij, lahko kliknete in prenesete različico v polni ločljivosti ter jo nato natančno preučite, če tako želite. (Da bi bili vsi iskreni, smo s fotografij odstranili metapodatke, tako da še vedno ne boste mogli ugotoviti, kateri telefon je posnel katero fotografijo.)
Posodobi!
Glasovanje je končano in izbrali smo zmagovalca. Pomaknite se do konca članka, da preberete podrobnosti.
Kako smo streljali
Vse fotografije smo posneli v načinu »Auto«, ki je za vsak pametni telefon enakovredni. Fotografije ostanejo neurejene. Pod vsako fotografijo smo vključili povezavo do različice v polni ločljivosti, če želite fotografijo podrobneje preučiti.
Brez nadaljnjega odlašanja, poglejmo fotografije.
Pokrajina
Voda, drevesa, oblaki in zgradbe so pogosti predmeti fotografij, ki jih redno posnamete s telefonom. Tukaj je isti posnetek, posnet z vsakim od petih telefonov v našem preizkusu okusa.
In ne pozabite:če si želite podrobneje ogledati vsako od teh fotografij, kliknite in prenesite različico v polni ločljivosti, ki jo lahko nato podrobno pregledate.
Oglejte si sliko v polni velikosti:Kamera 1
Oglejte si sliko v polni velikosti:Kamera 2
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HDR
HDR—short for High Dynamic Range—can be a hit-or-miss feature on smartphones. But when a phone gets it right, HDR can deliver fantastic shots. Here we've applied this camera mode to an old business sign on a brick building.
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Water
We also used the HDR mode for this shot—a landscape featuring moving water in bright daylight.
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Close-up
How well does your phone shoot close-up photos? To test our five phones, we shot some Legos in low indoor light.
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Colors
This colorful art installment looks pretty cool. How will each phone handle it?
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Selfies
And finally, here's a collection of selfies. Everyone loves selfies, and you'll probably take as many of these as of any other sort of photo. Oh, and in case you're wondering why some of the photos are flipped, that's exactly the way each phone took the picture.
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So there you have it—five phones used to take more or less the same photo in six categories. Let us know which photo you think looks best in each category; and on June 1, we'll tell you which phone shot each photo. And if you vote, you have a chance to win.
Photo credits:Jason Cipriani
Update:We Reveal the Winning Smartphone
And the votes are in!
Here is a guide to which phone was which:
| Phone by Number | Phone By Name |
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| Camera 1 | HTC 10 |
| Camera 2 | Apple iPhone 6S |
| Camera 3 | Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge |
| Camera 4 | LG G5 |
| Camera 5 | Huawei Nexus 6P |
Curious about how each cameraphone fared in our blind taste test? The iPhone 6S finished first (and by a fairly wide margin), with 28 total votes. Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge came in second with 17 votes. From there, all of the other phones trailed by miles, with the Nexus 6P, HTC 10, and LG G5 receiving hardly any votes at all.
Here's what the voting results look like:
| Phone by Number | Phone by Name | Votes |
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| Camera 2 | Apple iPhone 6S | 28 |
| Camera 3 | Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge | 17 |
| Camera 5 | Huawei Nexus 6P | 5 |
| Camera 1 | HTC 10 | 3 |
| Camera 4 | LG G5 | 2 |
Also, congratulations to Techwalla reader Prince Ella Brown for winning the four-port USB wall charger from iClever! Thanks for voting in our poll.