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HTC U11 Vs Huawei P10 Camera Test

the HTC U11's camera has a lot in common with the one Samsung fits in its top models. A 12MP sensor with 1.4µm pixels and f/1.7 aperture lens with optical stabilization used to very precisely identify the Galaxy S7 and S8's primary shooters, but no more - the U11's specsheet reads the same. HTC calls its focusing tech UltraSpeed Autofocus and by the looks of it that's also shared with the Galaxies, where Samsung goes with the Dual Pixel moniker. Basically, there's a phase detection agent at every pixel, instead of a small number of those scattered around the frame - the result is you get super fast and accurate autofocus on the U11. The second collaboration with Leica has brought the P10, Mate 9 and Mate 9 Pro a dual camera setup, which consists of a 20MP monochrome sensor and a 12MP RGB one, each of these behind its own 27mm-equiv. f/2.2 aperture lens. There is optical image stabilization only for the color camera, and it seems that's the case with the Mate 9 and Mate 9 Pro. While the 20MP and 12MP resolutions don't match, the engineers have come up with an ingenious solution of how to use them and the snappers work just fine in the hybrid modes.