Realme 10 Pro+ (Review) and Redmi Note 12 Pro+ (Review) are the most downloaded phone offerings from these brands within their respective signature sets. Since many people have their own ideas of what makes a good photo, here's a camera test between two blind camera phones to see which is best based on public consensus.
In the following comparison you can see photos taken with the Redmi Note 12 Pro+ and the Realme 10 Pro+, but you don't know which is which. You can vote for what you think is the best photo in different scenes and the winner will be announced in a few weeks. Read and Vote!
Daily HDR recording
Above are two images from Redmi and Realme phones showing a replica of a torpedo sitting in a garden. It's important to note that no devices have AI-based scene optimization enabled. Which picture do you like better? Vote below.
Ultra wide shot
The ultra-wide shot attached above shows pretty decent ultra-wide capabilities, but consider the differences in color and detail between the two shots before you decide. The sun is also shining in the top left, giving the sky a different tint in the two shots.
UHD plan
The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ can take a 200MP photo with its primary sensor, while the Realme 10 Pro+ has a 108MP camera. But how much of a difference do those extra megapixels make? Attached above are two full-resolution images of the two phones, cropped at 100x magnification. Can you tell which one is better? Vote now.
portrait
Portrait shots add an artistic touch to photos with DSLR-like bokeh in the background. Things to consider are determining the subject's edges and the amount of blur and color it produces. Pick and choose.
Selfie photo
Selfies captured by both devices are great for instant sharing on social media platforms. However, you should pay attention to things like exposure and background behind the subject's face. Finally, very sharp facial features and skin color should also be taken into account when voting.
macro shot
Both phones have a dedicated macro shooter. Although the resolution of this shot isn't the highest, the level of detail of the pollen grains and petals is decent. You can judge the color output of each shot by how focused your voice is during rendering.
dimmed light
The ability of smartphones to take accurate photos in low light conditions has steadily improved over the years. The image above is a mix of colored lights during a night flight in low light conditions. Which photo has the best details, shadows and colors? Choose your option.
night mode
A special night mode can help with additional details and exposure metering in non-ideal lighting conditions. Xiaomi and Realme have long used AI-based night enhancements, which is pretty good and evident in the shot above. Check out the building and tree details. Choose which snapshot you like.
This concludes the blind camera comparison between Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro+ and Realme 10 Pro+. We'll be open for voting in a few days, so don't forget to cast your vote! We'll be announcing the winner of the blind camera test, so stay tuned to our blog for more information.
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