Real World Test of Huawei P40 Pro Camera

AD. In today’s video I do an In the Field test of the Huawei P40 Pro’s Quad Leica Camera. I look at the image quality of the Jpegs and RAW files, I test the P40 Pro’s Night setting, HDR and Pro Mode and I will make a large to print which will be the ultimate test.
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[@Dustin-cm2bh]

Finally some professional reviews so much for those tech KZbin wanna be

[@TinasheKavumbura]

Mobile phone photography has come a long way. One of my favourite images which I actually framed and hung in my living room was shot from a Samsung Galaxy S8+. It is as you say it...it absolutely stunin'.

[@Indrakusuma_a]

Seriously, I've been repeating that opening throw for too many times now. Holy moly!

[@tjsinva]

Nice to see you out with Monty. It would only be my tool of choice in a pinch. Probably fine for social media and scouting. Thanks for the bonus upload. Stay safe! Rock on!

[@stastrav]

Great video! A wonderful illustration of the photographic capabilities of the modern phones, but also an illustration of the fact that a true photographer can create a masterpiece with a pinhole camera. There is a hidden gem in the huawei camera app. One that I am sure you would be blown away by. Silky water filter, its essentially a long exposure without nd filters while keeping the exposure from blowing up. Give it a try, and if you like it - share with us, I'd love to see what you can do with it.

[@adrianobanak2824]

Where is that filter, where can i find it in camera app?

[@bish799]

@@adrianobanak2824 I can do this on the p20 Pro. There is no filter just choose the mode get your tripod and remote out and shoot. Still love my p20 Pro.

[@zzcjts]

This grey color is so pretty and elegant

[@frankcosgrove9958]

I’m very impressed with the P40Pro camera performance also, they have squeezed a lot of performance from a smaller sensor.

[@delpinsky]

Check out what a 2015 Lumia 950 XL can do against a P40 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro 😁 unbelieveable... I still have that phone, it's slim camera only now, thanks to Microsoft, but takes amazing photos. I'm not sure P40 Pro could be so much better than my P30 Pro. Maybe next gen 2021 Huawei phone could be a quantum leap. Anyway I don't change phones every year, so... it's fine.

[@evil_xsimon3639]

@@delpinsky lumia 950 xl can be like p30 pro but the p40 pro is so better

[@delpinsky]

@@evil_xsimon3639 I won't buy anymore a phone without Android, unless someday Huawei will be able to mount again Google Services or thir Harmony OS will prove to be a serious contender of Android and iOS. Anyway, having already a P30 Pro, honestly I'm going to wait another generation of phones or two, before to change mine.

[@evil_xsimon3639]

@@delpinsky I understand, I hope Google services will be back soon

[@cloudbreak7913]

I only sold my Nokia Lumia 1020 last year. The 40MP DNG files from that were amazing. Unfortunately the processor was so slow that it took an age to take shot. Some of my favourite photos were taken with it though.

[@markattardo]

As impressed as I am with newer smartphone cameras, I'd still go for a point n shoot if I was worried about zooming. My 8 year old point n shoot still works when I get nostalgic....which isn't very often. My iPhone camera gets used almost daily for reference pics. Awesome image.

[@arghyadipsen2429]

Glad to see 'beautified' Thomas Heaton btw...

[@dafyddr8678]

Got the P40 Pro myself, upgraded from the P30 Pro and certainly have not looked back ! Thanks for your insight to the camera btw..

[@lisabradley9288]

Wow! Thomas that beach photo beautiful. I must say you live in a beautiful area and thank you so so much for still producing quality content, it's very much appreciated. Can't wait to see another classic camper van adventure. Hope you and the wife are well and keep safe.

[@scotty4418]

Have had the P20 Pro for nearly 2 years and been fairly happy with it. Just wished the Pro mode setting allowed the zoom function to work but other than that been solid and battery life especially has been great

[@jay-effmichaud]

Totally agree. I have been using the P20 pro for about 1.5 year, and happy with the battery life, the photo I take with it and happy with the whole phone in general. I'd get another Huawei phone anytime. I'd rather have China spying on me than Facebook and google and the whole silicon valley.

[@ekevanderzee9538]

I guess if you want the "pro" mode, they guess you must realise it just cropping.

[@BlackParade01]

@@jay-effmichaud you'd rather have a country worse than Nazi Germany spy on you?

[@Kaparzo]

@@BlackParade01 you've picked a very unfortunate time make such an uneducated comment regarding Nazi Germany. Lest we forget.

[@mudassar3333]

I have p20 pro and takes 13000 plus pics and still... Perfect

[@CornishMotorcycleDiaries]

Lot of haters on here for the Huawei. I have the P30 and the main benefit is that it is always on me, so I always have a camera. I do struggle with some of the modes, but the AI is amazing. OOH I have a Fuji XT-2 and an Intrepid 4x5 both of which I used today. The P30 also acts like viewfinder, exposure meter, DOF calculator, Shoot planner, route planner too for my other cameras. So it is something of a photographic Swiss Army knife.

[@BlackParade01]

@Sam Santana Don't act like China isn't worse than Western countries. China is as bad as Nazi Germany was, maybe even worse.

[@Echinacea53]

Useful information and of course amazing photos! Thank you for the video Thomas. You too stay safe.

[@aboabdo12]

You have to try the Silky Water mode under Light Painting. It lets you shoot long exposure jpg images at day without using any filters, and the results are great. You need to mount the phone on a tripod though.

[@daniaahmad4015]

I am so happy you printed it to give your final verdict! Now I am going to listen to Driftwood by Travis since you mentioned that word🙂

[@TheRanitDholey]

Thank you for fixing the horizon it was driving me nuts right from the beginning :D

[@PJxpanterx]

Really impressive that this phones beats the Samsung S20 Ultra that costs around 400 euros more (shows that the 108 megapixel is just a number and the the P40 Pro takes better pictures with 50 megapixels), so happy I bought it, no problem with apps, just get alternative apps and use shortcuts to websites :)

[@megsy99]

Wasn't expecting to see my hometown on a review for the Huawei P40 Pro's camera. Definitely gave me a better idea and perspective of what it's capable of using familiar sights

[@hopps4117]

Thomas Heaton, you can also see from the infrared camera with an app called Night Vision by Lubos Vonasek. Works with my P30 Pro, terrible resolution but cool to see what the lens can see, also fun as it's true night vision.

[@alanwilson59]

Thanks for the timely video Thomas, I too was wondering just how good these phones are. Earlier this week I pulled the trigger on a Realme 6, a 64mp wide angle & an 8mp ultra wide angle. Delivery is promised next week. Now I've seen your cracking images I can't wait to give it a go!

[@BlackParade01]

I'd lower my expectations. The Realme 6 is fine but it's a budget phone, while the P40 Pro is the best of the best. Also the software isn't quite as good. It's still a brilliant phone though, just don't expect results to be the same as in this video.

[@jinwoooooooooo]

realme 6 uses a low tier samsung sensor which take blown out photos

[@pieterstorbeck7634]

Since my Ultra burnt itself up from the inside out, I'm considering the P40 pro+ with the larger Telephoto lens

[@spicy__roads3422]

Phone photo quality now a day is absolutely stunning and you don’t need shoot raw at all as the jpeg are already beautiful . Phones have much more versatility than cameras and most of the time you can’t see much difference especially if photos are just for social media purposes. I want see phones technology where will arrive on the next couple of years

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

that is an impressive phone when i got my Samsung S10 i was amazed

[@thorstenhausmann8743]

I am using the Huawei P30 Pro now for half a year. The image quality is also fantastic especially in low light situations. The funny thing is that I come to the same conclusion for the Pro Mode. After testing the Raw mode and comparing it to the jpeg, I thought I don't need the Pro Mode. Also the filter function - smooth water etc) produces good results. The phone doesn't replace my mirrorless but in fact it will replace my RX100.

[@TheMoodyPhotographer]

For me whatever the developers will make for the smartphones, the smell of the leather of my 10 years old camera will still the best 😁

[@truthbetold89]

I totally agree! No smartphones can ever replace a full-frame DSLR.

[@NGC1433]

@@truthbetold89 Full frame will never replace medium format.

[@horekere]

Well this is about mobile phone.

[@Flintastick]

Awesome camera work here in all You just pop that beast out of pocket

[@waynelofts940]

I purchased the P30 pro after a fellow photographer friend showed me some of the images he had taken with it. Superb! My Sony RX 100 series cameras now see little use as the p30 pro is of course always with me.

[@EnterSpacebar]

@Bobby Brady "Far better" is a stretch if you consider the high end phone cameras from the past couple years. Also, a mobile phone has huge, high resolution (and in some cases, even HDR capable) viewfinder - the display! Compact cameras are a mostly unnecessary product these days

[@TheSilentDeaf]

New subscriber here from the Philippines. Keep up the good work! 🙂

[@Quoutub]

8:10 The sensor has a different color filter, which leads to much less detail than Bayer sensors. They need to rearrange ("remosaic") the pixels artificially in order to get the Bayer array. This also leads to a lot of artifacts. Fuji's X-trans has a similar issue (Lightroom and Adobe's dng converter rearrange X-trans pixels artificially as far as I know). In Huawei's pixel binning mode the pixels don't need to be rearranged.

[@chriss2761]

A Friday night video cup of tea time 👍

[@icebreaka1969]

Have Huawei mate 20 X love it since I have it, never change back to my iPhone XS and galaxy note 9

[@vjurco]

Pretty much agree with most of what you say. Previous user of P20P, M20P and nowadays P30P. What I do not agree with is obsolence of RAW. Albeit 50MPix is not really 50MPix of dataworth - it is a QBayer sensor so one has to be very carefull when processing the DNG (artifacts). For most situations 12MBit file have plenty of detail, however for high demands (I am retired PRO photog) you cannot beat the DNG just because of rendering (sometimes digi-look, sometimes watercoloring in smooth areas, sometimes oversharpening etc. Whatever HUA and the rest done so far, the rendering, smoothness of transitions between detail and out of focus areas and quality of Denoising (meant areas with details vs areas without details especially transitions) is just not there. And DNG (to an extent even 50MPix JPG) can eliminate this. Obviously you have to use as best as possible tools for managing this as there is no AI help. Nevertheless until going beyond 800ISO the quality of output (using Topaz AI Denoise and Topaz AI sharpen) is so good that my 20MPix mirrorless is having a hard time to beat it. This is not gonna happen with OOC JPG. Well being so demanding - you might say- use real camera - but no, I cannot take my Panny mirrorless everywhere unlike phone - precisely as you said. What holds me back with this camera is lack of Google services and lack of true macro as with P30P. Because 20MPix macros or closeups frome let´s say 10cms and using DNG are truly amazing. The same has to be said about 125mm lens when used in DNG mode - outstanding - no match for OOC JPG. But - although you have OIS here and there depending on mode you use - you do not have it in PRO mode (P30P) and that sucks. Is it different with P40P? You have something like EOIS but that takes time to take a shot and you can easily miss the moment. And that is another problem - as HUA cameras can take 6FPs with a buffer of around 100 pictures - and is something very important when you try shooting action. To cut the story - I am still tempted by this phone and had it Google Services I will probably switch immediately - until then P30P does as good for my needs and in autumn there will be M30P with new fluid lenses tech - so maybe wait is my best bet so far.

[@jarjarbinks8954]

You can always sideload Google apps

[@EnterSpacebar]

@@jarjarbinks8954 It's not the same. The device won't have Google Play certified status, there will always be some chance of server-side disabling of services and besides, it's just illegal to sideload Google services on a non-certified device.

[@saminda]

beast of a camera

[@JoeBob79569]

I watched this video a few weeks ago before I bought my P40 Pro (which arrived a few days ago) and I wish I had paid more attention of your dismissal of the raw files around 8:00, and in particular, your attempt to get rid of the green tint around 8:14 where you wiggled the mouse pointer around the tint slider, which was already maxed out at the magenta side. I now understand that wiggle of frustration a little more. I feel that if this video wasn't promoted by Huawei then you would have mentioned that all the raw files have a green tint. The camera uses a RYYB sensor, instead of RGB and essentially has twice the amount of "green" pixels (captured as yellow), which (I assume) is the reason all the raw files have a massive green tint to them. I feel that you definitely glossed over the fact that the raw files are essentially unusable, although you did slightly kind of lean that way. I think it's a bit devious for Huawei to claim that the phone will shoot 50MP raw files, but they don't tell you that they are basically a gimmick. Maybe Lightroom, in the future, will put out a better profile for this phone, or maybe increase the range of their tint slider, or something, but at the moment raw files are useless. Still, the phone does shoot great jpegs, but I did feel a little bit hard done by when I opened all my lovely raw files in Lightroom only to find they were useless, and that nowhere in any of the reviews I watched was it mentioned. Reviewers generally just say "it shoots raw" but never bother to give any more info than that.

[@LowWeasel]

for me its no surprise that Lightroom isn’t prepared to process pictures from phone sensors. the processing in phones today is so much more sophiicated, and of course specialised. its callled computational photography for a reason

[@tomasbarsvary938]

While the green tint issue is real, I find that I can get rid of the issue by correcting the tint and the saturation of the greens. The raw files from the P40 Pro have a very natural look to them (in terms of detail).

[@Jagrajagra]

I stopped taking photos for 10 years. I got fed up of lugging heavy cameras around. When I picked up an iPhone 3GS it was like a door had been opened and exciting sky had leapt in. It was pure joy to use and gave me new life and appreciation. Sadly the app that I found for the phone at the time is no longer available but there’s always the likes of Snapseed. If I ever am stuck in a rut and need a boost I always turn to a smartphone.

[@aktunav]

This was the most honest and sincere video about latest mobile phone cameras...Wonderful, smooth and relax speaking...Thank you so much...

[@philbuglass4857]

Nice to see St. Mary's again!

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

His videos are always top notch in quality

[@daung000]

If i'm not wrong, normally there's night mode in these phones, you should try it out with a small tripod or something, will give a different photo experiences.

[@zhaobu9326]

I can't wait for the huawei Mate40, which will be my next phone

[@SONNYTULUNGPRESENTER]

Been using H P40 Pro for 2 years great quality esp the monochrome. Its a great small camera with a cell phone. Thinking about upgrading to H P50 Pro

[@god-dj5ty]

did you upgrade to the p50 pro? how is the battery life so far. thanks in advance

[@locoxellas]

could you tell me which is the model of the printer ?

[@jxmai7687]

have you done a drop test for the phone?

[@ilusy89]

Awesome review!

[@mixeddrinks8100]

can you give a review of your Fuji Camera? I am about to buy that Xt30 but would love to hear how you like your Fuji camera.

[@gunsts]

Infrared focus assist has been used on Canon cameras since long time ago. And I believe other DSLR brands use the same technique as well.

[@Lectrosoul]

Its a Time of flight sensor, DSLR's do not have this..

[@eniscc]

@@Lectrosoul DSLR cameras have RGB+IR sensors for the same purpose which gives the camera PDAF. And ToF can't even come close to that.

[@Lectrosoul]

@@eniscc you are mistaken if you believe that pdaf in dslrs have anywhere near the capabilities Tof sensors in modern smartphones

[@TheLDunn1]

Just wondering if you might use this as your vlogging camera too when out on your adventures....just thinking that in selfie mode, you’d have a large screen to help frame yourself & the background that you’re going to shoot I have had little interest in mobile phones, I have an emergency pay as you go one, that was given to me by a friend around 2013, and it was his wife’s cast-off three or so cameras before her latest, so I don’t know where that puts it, maybe 2008 ish?

[@ThomasHeatonPhoto]

Sadly I didn't get to keep the phone and I didn't test the video, but as a lightweight video camera I am sure it would do great.

[@TheLDunn1]

Thomas Heaton ....pity, I was watching the video and thinking about your efforts in other videos to keep weight down for your hikes, and saw this phone as providing you with mobile mapping capability, plus the potential as a blogging cam, and maybe even as a back up camera to your mirrorless/dslr in a worst case scenario.

[@gregsnell]

Mop!! I've got the P20 Pro and dig it. Don't use the camera often but I love the phone.

[@chromaticvisuelle]

Greg Snell Try the black and white sensor, it's amazing !

[@juancazaly2359]

Love your photography, especially when you were in Iceland. The photo of the ice was brilliant. I live in Gran Canaria and in the north there are some great places for photography. I have used your name in my email to your recommended printer DigiLab I think it was. I take your point on printing costs. I have a Canon 500D with various lenses. Once is a 200-500 Tamron lens which is very good but too heavy for my tripod. If you can recommend any around 100GBP which could also house an attachment for a Huawei P40 Pro mobile (saves carrying around two tripods) Thanks and I wish you well. Be good if you could flach your ISA, aperture and other settings on your vids on your highlighted photos. Bye

[@serenechong9274]

Was wondering what handphone have you been using so that i know what are you expectation level are against the huawei p40 pro?

[@Leganite]

I pressed the subscribe button because I always have this idea that a printed image will always be better than images shown in any screen. You seem to look underwhelmed with the quality of the printed image so it made me rethink about the notion that "dedicated cameras like DSLR and Mirrorless cameras are nearing its end because of these advancements in mobile phone photography."

[@salimjo974]

Good moment with your super video! Huawei the best 💪

[@tacorevenge87]

Great review

[@johnaustin8393]

Did you try using the Lightroom Mobile app to take any photos?

[@Nicoalexhernandez]

I would love to see you try astrophotography with this phone !

[@frauleindaniela]

Yeah!

[@eliasescobedo3852]

The video that I was looking for!!! Thanks for sharing

[@lordwafflesthegreat]

Wait, this isn't LinusTechTips! The beard fooled me!

[@hanswurst8986]

Lol you are right!

[@peteryates308]

On the point and shoot front, trying out a Ricoh GR-3 or a Fuji X100 series for landscape work would be interesting to see. Definitely light enough to make a difference in your camera bag, plus a truly superb lens.

[@ritchiebaxter627]

Very good review thx

[@RotPhalkun]

No way. This phone, REALLY, can produced such quality? Your review wow me, bro. My 11 Pro Max can't match this phone. Plz, do, do the video review as well. Great review. I may get this phone, bro.

[@theogiannou1472]

Does it compare to pixel 4 xl computational photography? Thinking about switching to this one over the pixel.

[@7zinz]

I have the p30pro and I get amazed everytime over the nightmode. As a m43 shooter, there are times where it falls short or where for whatever reason Im forced to leave the tripod home. A few times, to my great suprise, the H-p30pro really shined and I could still document night events without the tripod... As you say, it doesnt substitute dsrl/mirrorless but it surely is a complement..

[@nileshdhal8668]

P30 pro night mode is how plz tell me and thier also camera performance

[@CarloSesenna]

Which printer do you have?

[@youku3dcode144]

I loved this video 🥰🥰 and I love HUAWEI

[@StewartMarsden]

Ive been a fan of Huawei phones for a long time because of the cameras. I have the P20 Pro now and am itching to get my hands on the P40 p[to upgrade asap.

[@lahcenchanchaf2228]

New subscriber cause of this video!🙂

[@Alfan838]

Great vidéo 👍👍. I think you can do the same test on the new Oppo findx2pro.

[@notgreatnotterribleflying9285]

I'm getting a lot of color noise when shooting in Pro in RAW. For some reason there is no noise in 'regular' photo mode

[@Moon-qy2bf]

Yes! Photography i can finally do...oh wait....still too expensive..

[@Indrakusuma_a]

In fact, phones these days are a whole lot more expensive than those far more superior used cameras waiting to be loved again. My first foray to dedicated camera was a used Nikon D300(US$ 180) and absolutely love it. Just recently got a used Fujifilm X100S for US$ 140 and I can't wait to give it a spin.

[@tonymurphy9112]

Great phone👍

[@FAHtazz11]

You haven’t tried 50 megapixel jpg file! Just turn of the raw and turn on the 50mp option..you will love it! Big size file!

[@cgriggsiv]

And since I mostly use my cell phone for videoing and quick photographs of what I see that might be my next phone

[@andrianlaksana9354]

Wow 😍

[@tarekelwazzi7768]

The Lg G6 has laser guided focusing as well. Its awesome

[@deathdoor]

It's not laser, it's something more like a "lidar". It's not just about shooting a ray of light to measure a distance, it's about creating a 3D map of the scene.

[@madmike6942]

i have it and just ordered the mate 40 pro+

[@matthewgibson1506]

Tom, did you try processing the RAW file as usual and then downsizing to 12MP yourself to compare to the camera generated jpeg?

[@Quoutub]

Huawei doesn't supply pixel binning raw files, so the raw files will have more read noise than the jpgs, no matter whether you downsample. Furthermore the dng files have rearranged the pixels artificially (which leads to artifacts and less detail) due to the different color filter array whereas pixel binning results in a traditional Bayer array.

[@ffjim]

What enlargement are you assessing these pics at?

[@eurotrucksimualtor.2880]

by the way u could use the IR blaster on your phone to activate and control your DSLR!

[@aliputera113]

it's means we don't need camera with standard single shot. right?

[@SV19111]

I own a RealMe 5Pro, which has four back cameras including a 48MP one, with lots of additional options (macro, telephoto, wide etc). It produces very nice images during the day, but has a mediocre performance during low light. It is not a substitute for my DSLR, just an additional option whenever I don't have my camera with me or when I want to share an image fast I don't think that phones will ever take over professional cameras mainly because not everyone has the interest in photography and all the fine work that comes with it.

[@kvjbangkok3954]

Did you try shooting people? For shooting people, which is a better choice between shooting with protriat mode or photo mode on p40 pro? Are there any differences?

[@Leo-uu9bs]

Awesome video! Could you tell me what photo printer you have?

[@ekdavid]

great channel, has a cool vibe

[@jespencer7805]

All the negative comments miss the point that the ‘AI’ and processing power in smartphones needs to be incorporated into cameras. Tony Northrup has made exactly the same observation. Serious photographers get very defensive when it comes to smartphone cameras but they have replaced cameras for the majority of people. Not to mention 4K video, how many KZbin videos are shot on smartphones ?

[@didiattoz]

I subbed, i wonder what phone you use as daily driver 🤔

[@gcarmichael]

Sometimes the photo you want to take isn’t the photo your phone camera wants to take. Phone cameras have come a long way, however, I cant see how they can get around the advantages large sensors and glass lenses offer.

[@amandag5184]

Please does this same test with the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra

[@steveforde7475]

Technology moves on, but not that much. Back in in 2012 i had (still have in a box somewhere) a Fuji X10 www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilm-x10 it used similar tech called EXR to create great images from a small pocket sized camera. I was really sorry that Fuji stopped developing the tech. I captured and printed some of my favourite memories with that camera and for me that's what photography is really about.

[@shiznuts]

I shot the supermoon like two days ago with my P30 Pro. It's insane what these puppies can do. I haven't used my Panasonic LX100 premium compact since the P20 Pro. Can't wait to upgrade to the P40 Pro+ in due time.

[@alexspencer5971]

Hi is you're book been taken off pre order?

[@aperez4198]

Does it blur the foreground as well as the background? That’s what a real DSLR does in high aperture.

[@JC-tx1pd]

Is it any good for indoor real estate foto? Thanks

[@mickeyred]

Is it Sunday already?

[@mplabs23]

So Huawei actually has the deeper pixels now?

[@tanki8707]

What camera did you use to record this video?

[@robcarr1899]

Great video. Very informative. I'm sure there was a joke to be had there or was it just me? HUAWEI ? VEWY WELL THANKS HUAWA YOU? never mind... its just me. Good photo and good Camera. I don't think i will be able to afford one for a while but maybe eventually. As you said though most of the time phone cameras are used for snapping shots while out and about so the shots from this will be a bonus. Some folk like my Mrs it would be wasted on her 😁😁 stay safe and looking forward to seeing your next video.

[@ariyanrahul7576]

Hii bro how are you?? I. Have one question who is best camera smart phone 2020 Huawei p40 pro plus, Samsung S20 ultra, one plus 8T, pixel 5 who is best please share your opinion

[@Nour-ji6lw]

Nice 💕