Sony Xperia 10 2019 Camera test, photo samples

Camera performance is solid, but not industry-leading at this price. The Xperia packs a dual-sensor setup that pairs 13-megapixel/5-megapixel main cameras on the device’s rear. The secondary sensor is designed to help improve portrait and bokeh shots. These are photos where the main image is in focus, but the background is blurred.

In regular light, images are more than good enough for use on social media. Photos look crisp and colour representation is suitably realistic; it isn’t overly processed. The bokeh and portrait modes are also solid performers in regular light, so long as you don’t blow them up on a big screen. However, in low light things begin to fall apart.

Photos display a grainy quality and are fairly noisy. You’ll also need a very steady hand shooting in low light. The lack of optical image stabilisation (OIS), which is featured on the Moto G7 Plus, means that even minor hand movements can turn photos into a blurry, unusable mess. Video is also very shaky, especially when compared to the G7 Plus.

The biggest problem with the camera is its slow shutter speed. Shooting against the Moto G7 and Moto G7 Plus, the Xperia 10’s camera app feels sluggish. There’s a noticeable lag between pressing the on-screen shutter button and the photo being taken. This makes it all too easy to miss your shot – and close to impossible to capture moving targets.
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