Portraits are the most popular photos taken by smartphone users, yet skin tone rendering remains a challenge. DXOMARK examines the possibilities.

Discover the results of one of DXOMARK’s largest studies: what can consumer insights teach us about smartphone portrait photography?

Discover how blue light affects eye health and sleep, and how smartphone manufacturers tackle these issues with filters and features.

Eye comfort has become a growing concern among smartphone users, as well as device makers, who are paying more attention to the impact of screen time on health. DXOMARK recently introduced its Eye ...

Lens flare can range from artistic, dreamy effects to distracting artifacts that degrade image quality, which is the kind of flare DXOMARK studies. Understanding these types of flare helps smartphone ...

Explore DXOMARK's in-depth testing of smartphone portrait photography & Apple iPhone 16 undertones, highlighting user preferences.

Process that transforms the color values of a captured scene into digital RGB values displayed on an output device (screen, printer). By extension, also designates the process that transforms raw ...

The distance range between the nearest and farthest objects that appear in acceptably sharp focus. Depth of field depends on the lens opening, the focal length of the lens, and the distance from the ...

Everything you need to know about the Smartphone Oppo Find X5 Pro 📱. From specifications to Pros & Cons and Scores, discover the Review by DXOMARK ...

Everything you need to know about the Smartphone Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ 📱. From specifications to Pros & Cons and Scores, discover the Review by DXOMARK ...

A term used to describe the brilliance or purity of a color. When colors present in an image are projected at the proper screen brightness and without interference from stray light, or are printed at ...

A two-dimensional array of colored filters placed on top of a sensor to record the color of the input light. Each photosite outputs a value that depicts the light in a subset of the visible spectrum.