Today, the camera of Redmi Note 13 Pro + 5G was subjected to the severe test of DxOMARK, which evaluates its performance in terms of photo, video and zoom quality from the end user's point of view. The test revealed the device's strengths and weaknesses in various scenarios and lighting conditions. In this article, we summarize the most important results of the test, with some data extracted from the full report.
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G: the camera on the DxOMARK test bench
The main camera of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G has one 200 MP resolution, with an aperture of f/1.65, a 1/1.4 inch sensor, multi-directional autofocus and optical stabilization. The ultra-wide-angle camera has a resolution of 8 MP and an aperture of f/2.2. The macro camera has a resolution of 2 MP and an aperture of f/2.4.
Il global score obtained by the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G is 121, which places it at 75th place in the overall DxOMARK ranking and 7th place in the high-end devices between $400 and $600. The score is made up of several sub-scores, which evaluate specific aspects of the camera, such as exposure, color, autofocus, texture, noise, artifacts, bokeh, preview, zoom and stabilization.
Il highest score was achieved in photo mode, with 123 points. The device has proven to be able to correctly expose subjects in the scene, both outdoors and indoors, both in portrait mode and in landscape mode. The level of detail was quite high in optimal lighting conditions, while noise was contained effectively. Color was generally accurate, although white balance casts appeared at times, especially under tungsten lights. Autofocus was quick and accurate, if not always consistent. The bokeh was nice, but not without segmentation artifacts on the subject. The preview showed some limitations compared to the final photo, especially in terms of exposure and color.
Il lowest score was obtained in zoom mode, with 109 points. The Note 13 Pro+ 5G does not have a dedicated telephoto module, but is based on a hybrid zoom system, which combines the main sensor and the ultra-wide-angle sensor. The result was satisfactory in the near zoom range, with a good level of detail and moderate noise. However, in the medium and long zoom range, the quality dropped significantly, with a loss of detail, an increase in noise and chromatic aberrations.
Il score obtained in video mode was 117 points. The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G recorded smooth and stabilized videos, with good management of residual motion. The exposure was generally accurate, although it showed some wobbles at times. The color was quite natural, although subject to some changes in tone. The autofocus was the weak point, with some instability and loss of focus. Texture and noise were well balanced, with good detail retention.
For those interested, it is possible to purchase the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G on Amazon at a price of € 449,90
