Though the link speed seems to be a little slower no I have not fully configured the phone with my Wi-Fi for yet so when I do I will report back. But I have tested the Wi-Fi it gets the same signal strength as my M9 does the same distance as my M9 goes. So like Jerry has in the past try updating your router's firmware that may help I have mine I have not used it yet with my SIM card I am still using my M9. I know this because I have an ID I have a degree in it. But Jerry also mention that it could be your router not updated to work with the new devices. Again I have been an avid poster since the original Evo and trying to help people. I just searched through all the threats the one that I also commented on has been inactive for the last week and a half so like one of the posters above said if it was a truly widespread problem. The only minor concerns were some loss of sharpness at the edges of the frame compared to the centre, visible moire on high frequency patterns and a very slight ringing effect visible on high contrast edges.I'm going to put it this way I have been part of it and your social for a very long time. Noise in low light scored a very good result with only a fine grain noise effect visible when shooting under a 20 Lux light source.Īrtifacts scored very well too at 91/100 in both bright and low light conditions. Noise scored lower at 4.2/5 in bright light, due to some luminance noise visible in large blocks of uniform color such as a sky. Perceptual analysis of image quality scored Texture very high in bright light and low light. The HTC 10 achieved outstanding results for both Texture – 97/100 bright light, 88/100 low light, and Noise – 91/100 bright light, 87/100 low light.
In low light the two modes were much closer however, at 1.9% for Auto and 1.4% for Trigger. In Trigger autofocus mode repeatability was very slightly lower at 3.9%, with some slight focus irregularities recorded. In bright light, high scores were recorded for sharpness, speed, smoothness and stability.Ī bright light repeatability test of 30 shots, defocusing between each shot, scored higher in Auto mode with an average acutance difference of just 1.5%.
In low light, color shading was also very good.įast and accurate in all conditions, the HTC 10’s autofocus actually scored higher in low light conditions, achieving 93/100, compared to 92/100 in bright light. Perceptual analysis of image quality scored white balance accuracy, color shading and color rendering is very good in bright light. If clipped, try slightly reframing the composition with less sky, or bright areas, and include more of the lower contrast details and textures to help the camera achieve the best target exposure. TIP: When shooting high contrast scenes get into the habit of checking the brightest areas in preview mode to see if they’re overexposed. The only minor issues were slightly overexposed highlights when photographing very high contrast scenes. Our perceptual analysis of natural scene exposures scored the HTC 10 at 4.6 out of 5 (4.6/5), thanks to good target exposures and dynamic range in most situations. This overall result is comprised of bright and low light scores, 89 and 79 respectively, with greater weight given to its bright light performance in the final presentation. Combine that with its ability to squeeze a lot in to the frame, thanks to the 26mm wide-angle lens, and it’s a great camera phone for landscape, architecture and street scenes.Īn excellent Exposure and Contrast score of 89 for stills is one of the highest we’ve recorded. Color shading is also well controlled in bright conditions and the HTC 10 records good detail, with 100% crops of buildings showing clearly defined and intricate detail. Outdoor pictures with excellent exposure and clearly defined detailĪn excellent option for outdoor pictures, the HTC 10 delivers first class exposures on most shots, along with neutral white balance and accurate color. A great all rounder, the HTC 10 scored well in all our tests, securing a final Photo sub score of 88 and 86 for Video. Each subscore analyses image quality in a range of categories, including Exposure, Autofocus, Texture, Noise, Artifacts and Flash, with each tested in varying lighting conditions. Presented scores are rounded to the nearest whole number, with greater weight given to the Photo subscore when calculating the overall score. The overall DxOMark score is calculated using both the Photo and Video sub scores.
Featuring a 12Mp 1/2.3-type sensor, this device excels for autofocus and texture preservation, making it a great choice for shooting moving subjects, or capturing detailed landscape and architectural shots. With an overall DxOMark Mobile score of 88 points the HTC 10 offers outstanding mobile photography for both stills and video.
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