vivo Y35 First Camera Samples
vivo has a new smartphone in the country called the Y35. It is a PHP 15K smartphone boasting a high-resolution main camera. Let's check it out.
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| Rear cameras |
To recap, the new Y35 features the 6nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 octa-core processor that works together with a front-facing 16MP f/2.0 selfie camera and a rear-facing 50MP f/1.8 primary camera, 2MP f/2.4 macro camera and a 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor with an LED flash.
The stock camera app comes with the following modes: Photo, Portrait, Night, Video, 50MP, Pano, Live Photo, Slo-Mo, Time-Lapse, Pro, Document, and Double Exposure.
The Pro mode allows for control of White Balance, Focus, Shutter Speed (1/12000th of a sec -32 secs), ISO (50-3200), and EV (+-3). Users can also switch between the primary and the ultra-wide when using the Pro mode.
In the Philippines, it is priced at PHP 14,999.
Rear Camera Samples
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| Rear daylight 1x |
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| Rear daylight 2x |
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| Rear indoors 1x |
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| Rear indoors 2x |
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| Close-up |
Selfie Camera Samples
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| Daylight selfie |
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| Indoor selfie |
Quick thoughts
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| Back panel |
As you can see, the vivo Y35's rear cameras can take images that struggle with scenes with bright areas.
In daylight images, contrast is lost because of the bright sun that lights the scene. While in the indoor shots, the contrast is strong but the light sources were overexposed.
While the selfie camera takes equally sharp images with vibrant color and deep contrast.
The selfie camera was able to control the exposure well but we found the images softer than we would like.
We will have to take the camera out for more tests so until then, stay tuned for the full review.
For our full review: vivo Y35 Review - A lot of storage and strong battery performance!
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