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Huawei P50 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra Blind Camera Test Results

Written By Louie Diangson
Published • May 14th, 2022
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In March, we launched a camera blind test between two of the most powerful flagship smartphones in the market: the Huawei P50 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. In that test, we let you, our readers vote on what photo you think is better without knowing which device took it. Now, we’re giving you the results.

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Night Mode ON

For our low-light shot with Night Mode on, the results are close but Huawei P50 Pro got 51% of the votes compared to Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra’s 49%.

Night Mode OFF

Next is another low-light shot but this time with Night Mode off. In this case, the Galaxy S21 Ultra got the majority of the votes at 52%.

Normal Mode

Next, we have Normal mode. Since this is the mode that most users will default to using, we had people vote on multiple shots in different scenarios to see if we’ll get any consistency in the results.

For the first sample, the P50 Pro wins by a mile with 70% votes.

For the second sample, the P50 Pro wins again with 52% votes.

For the third, the Galaxy S21 Ultra wins with 55%.

For the fourth, the P50 Pro wins with 58%

For the fifth, it’s the Galaxy S21 Ultra again with 69%.

For the sixth, the P50 Pro wins with 62%

For the seventh, the P50 Pro wins with 78%

For the eighth, the P50 Pro wins again at 69%.

In this case, we can say that the P50 Pro wins in Normal mode, getting the most votes in 6 out of 8 samples.

Zoom

Let’s look at zoom. In 1x, the P50 Pro wins at 86%.

At 10x zoom, the P50 Pro wins at 76%.

For 100x zoom, the P50 Pro wins again at 56% of the votes.

Ultra-wide

For the ultra-wide shot, the Galaxy S21 Ultra wins with 62% of the votes.

Selfie

Looking at the selfie shot, the Galaxy S21 Ultra wins with a landslide of 81%.

HDR

HDR is a handy feature especially if you’re planning on shooting subjects in tricky lighting conditions. In this case, the P50 Pro wins with 63% of the votes.

Aperture

Aperture mode is basically bokeh implementation. In this case, the P50 Pro wins but not by a mile with 52% of the votes.

Let’s do a recap:

Night mode on – Huawei P50 Pro
Night mode off – Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Normal mode (1) – Huawei P50 Pro
Normal mode (2) – Huawei P50 Pro
Normal mode (3) – Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Normal mode (4) – Huawei P50 Pro
Normal mode (5) – Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Normal mode (6) – Huawei P50 Pro
Normal mode (7) – Huawei P50 Pro
Normal mode (8) – Huawei P50 Pro
Zoom 1x – Huawei P50 Pro
Zoom 10x – Huawei P50 Pro
Zoom 100x – Huawei P50 Pro
Ultra-wide – Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Selfie – Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
HDR – Huawei P50 Pro
Aperture – Huawei P50 Pro

WINNER – Huawei P50 Pro

For the tally, out of the 17 samples, the Huawei P50 Pro was the most voted in 12 samples. The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra was the most voted in 5 samples. It’s worth noting that the Galaxy S21 Ultra did better in terms of selfies.

Based on this, we can say that the Huawei P50 Pro, overall, will perform better than the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra as your go-to device for mobile photography.

Louie Diangson