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OnePlus is a remarkable company. He is only five years old. Its first version, OnePlus One, sold 1.5 million handsets in 12 months. The most recent, OnePlus 6, earlier this year, took only 22 days to sell 1 million phones.
OnePlus 6T in all its splendorOnePlus
It is a courageous and agile organization. Look no further than her answer when she learned that Apple had scheduled an event for exactly the date and almost the hour of its own event – and in the same city, New York, not less.
Instead of curling or sulking, he advanced the event one day, offered participants additional hotel nights or rearranged flights, and then proceeded.
I test the OnePlus 6T for less than a week and it's a very cool phone. There is a lot to say, from the biggest screen to the smallest notch, the bigger battery and so much more. Here, I'm just going to talk about the camera and I'll let my colleague from Forbes, Ewan Spence, review the phone in due course.
Just one thing, however, I can not resist a word about the fingerprint sensor.
The OnePlus 6T fingerprint sensor before it is activatedDavid Phelan
Fingerprint detector
Although the OnePlus 6T is equipped with a high-performance facial recognition camera concealed in its "screen" screen cut, it also features a fingerprint sensor. So what, you say, all phones do not have that?
Well, yes, but they are almost all at the back of the phone, the place I prefer the least to find the sensor: what do you do when the phone is in front of you and you do not want to take it?
If you miss the convenience of a front-facing fingerprint sensor, but do not want to give up your experience on all screens, OnePlus has the solution.
The fingerprint sensor is at the front, but there is no annoying chin below the screen: this sensor is actually buried in the display itself!
Cool huh?
The fingerprint sensor in actionDavid Phelan
When the screen is locked, a fingerprint sensor appears in the correct position, about an inch from the ground. Put your finger or your thumb on it and it will respond with an intense but cute animation, colorful and exciting, even. In less than one second, you are directly directed to the home screen.
Here's a tip: When adding your fingerprint, think about how you will pick up the phone to use it. I have made the mistake of inscribing my thumb by placing it perfectly vertically.
In fact, when I pick up the handset, my thumb tends to be at a more horizontal angle. When I re-wrote it from that angle, it worked much faster.
Huawei has a similar sensor, a little more central to the screen. It seems to work a little faster, but there is not much in it.
Bokeh effect on OnePlus 6T.David Phelan
Camera
There are two rear cameras on this phone, just like on the OnePlus 6. In fact, the sensors are identical to the last time, it's a 16MP camera with f / 1.7 aperture and optical image stabilization. Pixel size, for those who like these details, is 1.12 m. Then there is the secondary camera which is a 20MP sensor with the same wide open aperture and slightly smaller pixels: 1.0 m.
But OnePlus says that this camera is much more complete than the previous one. An improved algorithm means that the sensor behaves differently. The company describes it, has been professionally tuned, to excel in shooting the objects we photograph most often, such as faces, texts and night scenes. Oh, and some food. Yes, people are still taking pictures of food. Well.
So, how does the camera work?
It's good. Very similar to the last model but with soft but noticeable differences. It is always effective in a variety of circumstances and brightness levels. But the advantage is that it's better now with portraits and night shots.
I tested Portrait mode with only one subject, my dog, and oh my God, she would not stay still. Nevertheless, the results were quite impressive, managing to capture her best side (she says) and cleverly shuffle the background. Of course, it's primarily for people, not dogs, but it's pretty good.
In low light, it's quite okay, though, like most cameras, more light transforms the result – it's the difference between almost usable and good looking.
The Nightscape mode is similar to the long exposure that Huawei had on the P20 Pro earlier this year, which is great for selecting the details that the human eye can only dimly see in the camera. darkness. It's effective and even surprising in its way of lightening dark scenes, but it can also make images look a little strange, or at least very different from the way you've seen the scene.
Cameras are so important nowadays on smartphones, probably one of the first features that customers think before they buy. How many cameras? How many pixels? What can they do?
The twin snappers here work well together and, most importantly, quickly. Since there is no different focal length, as is the case with phones like the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and the iPhone XS, for example, the optical zoom is not equivalent.
In return, this means that you are limited to digital zoom, which is never a good thing – and it is the case here.
The HDR is good and it's an easy-to-use camera with enough features to keep you going but does not let you wobble. And its speed is certainly a factor of success.
It is slightly better than the OnePlus 6 camera. But it's a bit of everything because the OnePlus 6 was a very good camera.
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OnePlus is a remarkable company. He is only five years old. Its first version, OnePlus One, sold 1.5 million handsets in 12 months. The most recent, OnePlus 6, earlier this year, took only 22 days to sell 1 million phones.
OnePlus 6T in all its splendorOnePlus
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It is a courageous and agile organization. Look no further than her answer when she learned that Apple had scheduled an event for exactly the date and almost the hour of its own event – and in the same city, New York, not less.
Instead of curling or sulking, he advanced the event one day, offered participants additional hotel nights or rearranged flights, and then proceeded.
I test the OnePlus 6T for less than a week and it's a very cool phone. There is a lot to say, from the biggest screen to the smallest notch, the bigger battery and so much more. Here, I'm just going to talk about the camera and I'll let my colleague from Forbes, Ewan Spence, review the phone in due course.
Just one thing, however, I can not resist a word about the fingerprint sensor.
The OnePlus 6T fingerprint sensor before it is activatedDavid Phelan
Fingerprint detector
Although the OnePlus 6T is equipped with a high-performance facial recognition camera concealed in its "screen" screen cut, it also features a fingerprint sensor. So what, you say, all phones do not have that?
Well, yes, but they are almost all at the back of the phone, the place I prefer the least to find the sensor: what do you do when the phone is in front of you and you do not want to take it?
If you miss the convenience of a front-facing fingerprint sensor, but do not want to give up your experience on all screens, OnePlus has the solution.
The fingerprint sensor is at the front, but there is no annoying chin below the screen: this sensor is actually buried in the display itself!
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Cool huh?
The fingerprint sensor in actionDavid Phelan
When the screen is locked, a fingerprint sensor appears in the correct position, about an inch from the ground. Put your finger or your thumb on it and it will respond with an intense but cute animation, colorful and exciting, even. In less than one second, you are directly directed to the home screen.
Here's a tip: When adding your fingerprint, think about how you will pick up the phone to use it. I have made the mistake of inscribing my thumb by placing it perfectly vertically.
In fact, when I pick up the handset, my thumb tends to be at a more horizontal angle. When I re-wrote it from that angle, it worked much faster.
Huawei has a similar sensor, a little more central to the screen. It seems to work a little faster, but there is not much in it.
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Bokeh effect on OnePlus 6T.David Phelan
Camera
There are two rear cameras on this phone, just like on the OnePlus 6. In fact, the sensors are identical to the last time, it's a 16MP camera with f / 1.7 aperture and optical image stabilization. Pixel size, for those who like these details, is 1.12 m. Then there is the secondary camera which is a 20MP sensor with the same wide open aperture and slightly smaller pixels: 1.0 m.
But OnePlus says that this camera is much more complete than the previous one. An improved algorithm means that the sensor behaves differently. The company describes it, has been professionally tuned, to excel in shooting the objects we photograph most often, such as faces, texts and night scenes. Oh, and some food. Yes, people are still taking pictures of food. Well.
So, how does the camera work?
It's good. Very similar to the last model but with soft but noticeable differences. It is always effective in a variety of circumstances and brightness levels. But the advantage is that it's better now with portraits and night shots.
ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER ADVERTISING
I tested Portrait mode with only one subject, my dog, and oh my God, she would not stay still. Nevertheless, the results were quite impressive, managing to capture her best side (she says) and cleverly shuffle the background. Of course, it's primarily for people, not dogs, but it's pretty good.
In low light, it's quite okay, though, like most cameras, more light transforms the result – it's the difference between almost usable and good looking.
The Nightscape mode is similar to the long exposure that Huawei had on the P20 Pro earlier this year, which is great for selecting the details that the human eye can only dimly see in the camera. darkness. It's effective and even surprising in its way of lightening dark scenes, but it can also make images look a little strange, or at least very different from the way you've seen the scene.
Cameras are so important nowadays on smartphones, probably one of the first features that customers think before they buy. How many cameras? How many pixels? What can they do?
The twin snappers here work well together and, most importantly, quickly. Since there is no different focal length, as is the case with phones like the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and the iPhone XS, for example, the optical zoom is not equivalent.
In return, this means that you are limited to digital zoom, which is never a good thing – and it is the case here.
The HDR is good and it's an easy-to-use camera with enough features to keep you going but does not let you wobble. And its speed is certainly a factor of success.
ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER ADVERTISING
It is slightly better than the OnePlus 6 camera. But it's a bit of everything because the OnePlus 6 was a very good camera.
_______
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AirPods 2 Could Be Revealed in Days Parallel to AirPower Release Date, According to Analyst
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