Samsung launches triple-camera Galaxy Note 10 series
(Digital Photography Review)

With its latest Galaxy Note generation, Samsung gives potential buyers the option to choose from two sizes. The flagship Galaxy Note 10+ comes with a massive 6.8` display for those who want maximum screen size in a smartphone. At 6.3` the display of the standard Note 10 falls much more in line with the Galaxy S10 series, which is traditionally smaller than the Notes. Both displays are of the AMOLED variant and support HDR10+ as well as Dynamic Tone Mapping. However, the Plus model comes with a 1440p+ resolution while the smaller model offers a 1080p+ resolution. Both phones come with the same triple-camera setup but the 10+ adds a time-of-flight (ToF) sensor which can be used to create 3D models with a scanning app and should also benefit the simulated bokeh effect. The 12MP main camera comes with a 1/2.55` sensor and a 27mm equivalent lens with variable aperture (F1.5-2.4). A dual-pixel AF and optical image stabilization are on board as well. The 12MP tele uses a smaller 1/3.6` sensor and offers a stabilized 52mm equivalent lens with F2.1 aperture which is slightly faster than on the tele-equipped S10 models. The ultra-wide angle offers a higher 16MP pixel count and a 12MP equivalent focal length. The 10MP front camera is hidden under a `punch hole´ and features a 26mm equivalent lens with F2.2 aperture. Front and rear cameras can record 4K video. Software features include a new and more advanced video editor and a special version of Adobe Premiere Rush which is available as a free download. Like previous Galaxy Notes the 10th generation comes with Samsung´s S-Pen stylus which now features both an accelerometer and a gyroscope, allowing it to be used as a motion controller. The phone can be controlled at a distance using the gestures app and Samsung says it will make an SDK available to third-party app developers as well. Depending on region the Note 10 will be powered by either Samsung´s new Exynos 9825 chipset o ...