50 MP Sony IMX882 OIS Main Camera Sensor Test || Vivo T3 Pro 5G Smartphone | #vivot3pro #cameratest

Cameras50 MP Sony IMX882 OIS Main Camera Test
The Vivo T3 Pro sports a dual rear camera setup, featuring a 50MP Sony IMX882 primary sensor and an 8MP ultra-wide lens. On the front, there’s a 16MP camera for selfies and video calls. In daylight, the phone delivers vibrant photos with a good dynamic range, though the contrast is a bit high, giving images a more dramatic feel.

link - https://www.vivo.com/in/products/param/t3-pro-5g

In low light, the camera performs decently but requires up to 3 seconds for long exposure, so any slight movement can blur the shot. With night mode on, the phone adds heavy colour correction, which I personally didn’t like as it strays from the actual scene. The videography could also use a boost. While the rear camera captures decent videos with good stabilisation at 4K 30fps, the front camera lacks 4K support, which may be a letdown for vloggers.

There’s also some camera AI features like AI enhance and AI Eraser, which have been slowly populating latest smartphones. The AI enhancer works but I did not notice a lot of improvement. With AI Eraser, while the function does remove the objects, there’s often some distortion, and the feature needs a little improvement to be useful.
Daylight
The Vivo T3 Pro and Nothing Phone (2a) have a very different colour science in their images. The former leans towards a warmer hue, while the latter has a more cooler tone. If you look closely, you’ll see the Nothing Phone (2a) produces a more exposed image with minimal shadows, even in areas where you’d expect them. On the other hand, the Vivo T3 Pro adds more contrast, though it can lack a bit of exposure. The T3 Pro has better sharpness.

Ultrawide
Both the Vivo T3 Pro and Nothing Phone (2a) show consistent colour reproduction in their wide-angle and primary cameras. If you’ll look around the corners, there’s a noticeable warping around the edges of the images in the Phone (2a)’s image, which is not present in the T3 Pro. The Vivo T3 Pro also has better clarity compared to the Nothing Phone (2a) when you zoom in closer.
Portrait
When it comes to portraits, the Nothing Phone (2a) gives stiff competition to the Vivo T3 Pro. The former has better clarity and presents with no noise when zoomed in, unlike the latter. The Vivo T3 Pro instead has a more pleasing colour reproduction, while the Phone (2a)’s image appears washed out.
Performance & software
The Vivo T3 Pro packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 SoC, with up to 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage. In terms of hardware, it holds its own against competitors in this price range. However, one drawback is the use of UFS 2.2 storage, which falls short compared to rivals like the OnePlus Nord CE4 and POCO X6 Pro, which come with UFS 3.1 and UFS 4.0 storage, respectively.

overall Good Phone Under 20K .

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