Today it's his turn Xiaomi 13t to go through the rigorous camera test suite at DXOMARK, to evaluate its performance in photo, video and zoom quality
In this article published by the DXOMARK, analyzes the performance of the device in a variety of tests and several common use cases and aims to highlight the most important results of our tests with a snippet of the data collected.
Xiaomi 13T Basic Camera Specifications :
- Main camera: 50MP 1/1.49″ sensor, 1.0μm pixels, 23mm f/1.8 equivalent aperture lens, PDAF, OIS
- Ultrawide camera: 12MP 1/3,06″ sensor, 1,12μm pixels, 15mm f/2,2 equivalent aperture lens, 120° field of view
- Telephoto lens: Sensor 10MP 1/3.75″ sensor, 1.0μm pixels, 75mm equivalent f/2.0-aperture lens, PDAF, OIS, 3.2x optical zoom
Graduation
Advantages (+)
- Good exposure and fairly wide & highly dynamic range, especially in daylight and indoors
- Fast and accurate autofocus, especially in bright light in photo mode
- Good texture / noise tradeoff, especially in bright light and indoors
- Pleasant and vivid colors are found in video mode in bright light and indoors
- Effective video stabilization
Disadvantages (-)
- Video exposure instabilities
- Cast white balance
- High noise levels, especially in low light conditions
- Sharpness differences between frames and flickering effects in fast motion video
- Artifacts such as lens shading, hue shift near saturation and color fringing
Epilogue and conclusions
The Xiaomi 13t gave a decent performance in the camera test from the DxOMark for a device in its class, but a number of issues were seen that prevented it from securing a place among the best in the rankings, including chromatic aberrations, slightly unnatural skin tone performance, vignetting and contrast issues in backlit scenes.
That said, the device offered overall good exposure, a fairly wide dynamic range, and a fairly good compromise between texture retention and noise reduction, especially in bright light and under typical indoor conditions.
In video mode, the Xiaomi 13t showed good results but also left some room for improvement. Unlike its predecessor, the 13T records video in HDR mode, offering a wide dynamic range in most conditions.
Moreover, the level of detail captured was quite high compared to other devices in the Premium segment. Accurate white balance in bright light and effective video stabilization make the 13T a good choice for recording landscape shots.
However, chromatic aberrations were visible in low-light footage, as was some autofocus faltering, and while stabilization was effective overall, frame-to-frame sharpness differences were often noticeable when recording moving scenes.
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