The Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G boasts a lot of equipment. The Snapdragon 695 5G confers decent performance on the the 6.67-incher, and its 120 Hz AMOLED display manages over 1000 nits of brightness. Not to mention the 108 MP camera and 67-watt fast charging. Our review reveals whether the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G has the potential to become a mid-range champion.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-Redmi-Note-11-Pro-5G-smartphone-review-All-rounder-with-120-Hz-AMOLED-for-little-money.641454.0.html
I don't know why do you say that camera is decent on this phone. Because it isn't.
My girlfriend does product photography for Instagram and she uses Redmi Note 9 Pro and she compared it with 11 Pro 5G and there is obvious lack of crispness in 11 Pro 5G and there are problems in low light areas and overall picture quality is garbage.
She want to stay with 9 Pro.
I'm not a professional and even I see that those identical photos taken by 9 Pro and 11 Pro 5G are way different in terms of quality and crispness. 9 Pro looks ok while 11 Pro have artifacts and noise and doesn't have crispness.
The camera on 11 Pro 5G is garbage like from 5-6 years old smartphones.
Is the screen identical with the non-5g version? Because that's the only reason I'll buy this phone.
Quote from: Filip on August 25, 2022, 19:08:02I don't know why do you say that camera is decent on this phone. Because it isn't.
My girlfriend does product photography for Instagram and she uses Redmi Note 9 Pro and she compared it with 11 Pro 5G and there is obvious lack of crispness in 11 Pro 5G and there are problems in low light areas and overall picture quality is garbage.
She want to stay with 9 Pro.
I'm not a professional and even I see that those identical photos taken by 9 Pro and 11 Pro 5G are way different in terms of quality and crispness. 9 Pro looks ok while 11 Pro have artifacts and noise and doesn't have crispness.
The camera on 11 Pro 5G is garbage like from 5-6 years old smartphones.
She probably need to disable or enable some image processing stuff. There is no way any phone could take good pictures without some image processing on the background. Phones have tiny sensors. It means the raw picture will be blurry and/or with noise and artifacts. The processing will sharpen and denies the picture. I am pretty confident the sensor is at least the same if not better and her issue was 100% software based.