The Redmi Note 12 Pro Plus may have a relatively large primary camera. However, DxOMark's detailed camera analysis shows once again that having a high-resolution camera does not necessarily correlate with good image quality. Instead, the device's huge 200 MP camera falls short of some of its 12 MP peers.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-Redmi-Note-12-Pro-Plus-and-its-200-MP-camera-fail-to-impress-in-camera-analysis.706177.0.html
Getting bored of the pixel number war. I'd still rather have a high quality 12mp sensor than 200mp low quality. Half the time it's the software ruining the image even more.
Quote from: Swizzy on April 08, 2023, 13:04:38Getting bored of the pixel number war. I'd still rather have a high quality 12mp sensor than 200mp low quality. Half the time it's the software ruining the image even more.
While yes, post processing is important, but someone can just write good software to take advantage of the 200mp camera! You can'toptimizea good 12mp camera that much. If I were toopimize a 200mp camera as much as the 12mp, then no chance. Software is able to be updated, hardware isn't
The Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro Plus camera performance, despite its 200 MP sensor. DxOMark's analysis emphasizes the importance of holistic camera features over megapixel count alone. While the device excels in some areas, issues like ghosting and slow autofocus highlight the need for a balanced approach to specifications.