#Anychart review 720p#
Its default recording rate of 720p contributed to its low score for detail and to its being significantly worse for texture preservation than stills moreover, it turned in a poor performance for video stabilization, certainly due in part to its electronic image stabilization (EIS) being off by default. Video results (63) were better than still image results (53)-quite a bit better for artifacts, and slightly ahead for autofocus and noise. And as it has just a single camera module, there’s no bokeh mode, and thus we assigned it the default score of 25. The Altice S61’s digital zoom performance was poor, losing progressively more detail as it zoomed in to the maximum 4x. (Note, however, that we tested the Altice S61 using its default settings, which in this case meant HDR off.) Video performs somewhat better, with usable results for a broader range of shooting conditions than for stills. Dynamic range is sharply limited, with details in shadowed areas often completely lost, and bright areas entirely blown out, as shown in the photo below. However, its single camera and lack of top-tier components seriously affect its image quality scores in all other categories.Įxposure scores are low for both still and videos, and for scenes with challenging lighting, images are strongly overexposed or underexposed (or even completely dark). Its scores for color rendering for both stills and video are not too bad, for example, and it handles artifacts pretty well in video mode. Despite the low score-not unexpected, given its budget-constrained specs-the S61 is not without some virtues. With a DXOMARK Camera Overall score of 56 points, the inexpensive Altice S61 comes in last in our current DXOMARK ranking for smartphone cameras. For more information about the DXOMARK Camera test protocol, click here. More details on how we score smartphone cameras are available here. This article is designed to highlight the most important results of our testing. 1080p/30fps video (tested at 720p default)Ībout DXOMARK Camera tests: For scoring and analysis in our smartphone camera reviews, DXOMARK engineers capture and evaluate over 1600 test images and more than 2 hours of video both in controlled lab environments and in natural indoor and outdoor scenes, using the camera’s default settings.HDR and EIS (both off by default, not tested).Read on to find see how the Altice S61’s rear camera performed in our DXOMARK Camera testing. For photography and videography, it comes with an 8MP front selfie cam and a flash-equipped 13MP rear camera.
As a phone, it comes with wireless charging, dual SIM slots, and a high-definition 5.45-inch screen.
The new Altice S61 is a basic smartphone offered by SFR, a French telecommunications company owned by the Altice Group.
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