We recently brought you test smartphone photography capabilities Galaxy A53 5G. Now let's take a look at how his sibling fares in this area Galaxy A33 5G. How does his somewhat weaker photo composition manifest itself in practice?
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Camera specifications Galaxy A33 5G:
- Wide Angle: 48 MPx, lens aperture f/1.8, focal length 26 mm, PDAF, OIS
- Ultra Wide: 8 MPx, f/2.2, angle of view 123 degrees
- Macro camera: 5 MPx, f / 2.4
- Depth camera: 2 MPx, f / 2.4
- Front camera: 13 MPx, f / 2.2
The same can be said about the main camera as about the primary sensor Galaxy A53 5G. In good lighting conditions, the images are perfectly sharp, detailed and have typical Samsung contrasting colors. At first glance, the photos are taken Galaxy A33 5G from images based on Galaxy A53 5G is hard to distinguish, perhaps the only difference is a slightly lower color saturation in the photos of the first mentioned.
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The phone handles night photos worse than its sibling. Images are unrealistically saturated and sometimes have an unpleasant orange tint. They are also noticeably less sharp. And there is one more difference: Galaxy The A33 5G sometimes has a problem with focusing at night. With an acute lack of light, focusing can take several seconds, which we Galaxy A53 5G was not recorded.
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As for the ultra-wide-angle lens, it is usable despite its relatively low resolution. Unlike "wide" Galaxy However, the A53 5G photos are not as sharp and blurring is visible at the edges. There is almost no point in using this camera at night, as the images are too dark, have significant noise and, in some cases, are quite noticeably blurry. Practically the same applies to digital zoom, where the maximum usable magnification is twice. At XNUMXx and XNUMXx, the details blend together and the photos look more like smears. In the daytime, the digital zoom has significantly better results.
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When it comes to macro photos, you Galaxy A33 5G captures in the same quality as Galaxy A53 5G, which is no surprise given the same sensor. The results are therefore very solid, although here too the background blur could be a bit more pronounced.
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In conclusion, it can be stated that the photo composition Galaxy Overall, the A33 5G takes slightly worse photos than its sibling. Although the differences between them are not striking, an experienced eye will recognize them at first glance. This applies especially to shooting at night and "wide-angle". At a price though Galaxy The A33 5G definitely takes above-average photos.
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