OnePlus 9's Advanced Ultra-Wide Lens Eliminates Distortion Issue--Does it Mean Better Than Samsung Galaxy S21?

OnePlus 9 series could pack very powerful wide-lens that could eliminate other smartphones' distortion issues when taking wide-angle shots. However, is it better than Samsung Galaxy S21's wide-camera?

Pete Lau's latest tweet showed a comparison shot of the upcoming OnePlus and other images taken by a conventional lens. It turned out that a conventional ultra-wide lens is not that accurate when taking wide-angle images. Why? Because there is still some noticeable distortion on the image.

On the other hand, the OnePlus 9's ultra-wide camera is really accurate. In Pete Lau's posted image, you can see that the OnePlus 9 can capture the actual scene that a human eye can see. This makes it comparable to a normal-lens, which is one of the most expensive DLSR accessories. Aside from this, the photo was taken by the OnePlus 9 also has better color quality compared to the one taken by a conventional lens.

Is it better than Samsung Galaxy S21's wide-camera?

Samsung Galaxy S21 also has a great wide-lens camera, but as of the moment, it is still difficult to say whether OnePlus 9 has the better one. Previously, Samsung Newsroom compared the wide-angle photos taken by the latest Galaxy S21 flagship and a DLSR.

Samsung revealed that Galaxy S21's wide-lens camera takes better photos compared to the bulky camera gadget. Aside from this, the smartphone also has different options you can choose from. Samsung Galaxy S21 has the ability to make small places look bigger, which is just one of the great features offered by Samsung's latest smartphone lineup. You can click here for more details.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.

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