iQOO 3 5G Phone 📱 Camera Test and Full Review 🔥🔥🔥

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A total of five cameras

A lot of times on gaming-centric phones, the camera system is lower on the list of priorities. Looking at the iQOO 3 5G's spec sheet, that doesn't appear to be the case here. While there are certainly no extreme telephotos or huge sensors, the phone does have a well-rounded three focal length setup with an extra depth sensing module.

The primary camera is the ubiquitous 48MP Quad Bayer solution - a 1/2.0" sensor with 0.8µm pixels with the RGB color filter above them grouping them into fours to make up 12MP images in the default mode. The lens has an f/1.8 aperture, and while vivo doesn't specify a focal length, we gather it's in the 25-26mm equivalent ballpark. There's no OIS.

A short telephoto module is also present, giving a 2x optical zoom capability. Delivering a 50-ish millimeter equivalent focal length, the lens has an f/2.5 aperture and isn't stabilized. The sensor on this one has a 13MP resolution.

Then there's the ultra-wide cam. Vivo says it covers a 120-degree field of view, shrinking down slightly to 117 when you enable the software distortion correction. And then, the EXIF data reports a 15mm equivalent focal length, which is neither. Anyways, it's pretty wide, and it has autofocus, which is a moderately big deal - even flagship ultrawides are often either very wide but fixed focus, or with autofocus but not all that wide. The aperture on this one is f/2.2, while the sensor has 13MP to work with.

Last, and very much least, there's also a 2MP 'bokeh' camera - one of those modules that typically only up the camera count without contributing much in real life, but everyone keeps doing it.

Over on the front, the tiny punch hole in the display houses a 16MP selfie cam with an f/2.45 aperture - it's one of the dimmer lenses we've seen on a front-facing camera in a while.

The camera app is the same one we've seen on vivos in recent months, and we're not fans. It's much too scattered and unintuitive for our liking, though we can appreciate that simply getting used to it as you own the phone for a while will help.

In any case, having a zoom selector (0.6x/1x/2x) in the viewfinder and a separate 'lens' selector (Super wide-angle/Bokeh/Super macro) is confusing. The 'Super wide angle' option is effectively the same as the '0.6x' from the zoom selector. Then the 'Super macro' mode is a digitally zoomed-in view from that very same ultra-wide camera - it makes you think you're getting a larger magnification, but it's just a crop, which is then upscaled back to 12MP. But wait, there's more - the 'Bokeh' mode locks you in the 1x main cam and is a different thing than the dedicated 'Portrait' mode, from the proper mode selector on the bottom, which also has face altering features besides the bokeh. Urgh.

Anyways, the chief modes are switched with side swipes as on most other phones, and the 'More' tab lets you access less common modes. From there, you can also customize the modes you have available in the viewfinder, which is a nice touch that only Samsungs seem to offer.

There's a Pro mode that lets you tweak photographic parameters yourself. You get to select ISO (50-3200), shutter speed (1/12000s-32s), white balance (presets and a temperature slider), focus distance (no focus peaking), and exposure compensation (-2/+2EV in 1/3EV increments), with easily accessible auto buttons on all and a global 'restore' button to revert everything to auto. An electronic level is also available, but there's no metering mode options or a live histogram.

While the Pro mode is available on all three cams, which is a great thing, the logic for operating them is utterly devoid of... logic. There's a 1x/2x selector, and a lens selector and switching cameras is done with the lens selector (so far fairly logical), but then the 1x/2x toggle switches between the native field of view and a digitally zoomed in one. Why? The 1x/2x toggle isn't available on the ultra-wide cam, so at least there's that.

The settings menu offers some of the usual controls like disabling the simulated shutter sound, geotagging, and the option to mirror your selfies, and it's here that you'll find the self-timer (as opposed to the viewfinder). The iQOO 3 5G offers eye autofocus which we haven't seen on any other phone except the Sony Xperia 1.


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