Mar 12, 2021 2:17 PM

Asus ROG Phone 5 Gallery

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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. This shot does a solid job of handling the sunset in the background, while still offering good details. The colors look quite natural too. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. Zoom in on my dog's nose and you'll see impressive details. The colors look good, and there's a nice natural bokeh effect in the background.

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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. Like the photos before, the colors look natural here, and it's sharp. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. This photo is well detailed, but the colors are slightly off, particularly with the noodles. Take a look at the following photo for comparison.

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Google Pixel 5, main camera. This photo looks a bit more natural, especially the noodles. It has a nicer white balance, and it looks slightly less processed. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, Night mode. Use the dedicated Night mode in the camera app when you're in low-light situations. Zoom in and you'll find impeccable details in the brickwork and accurate colors.

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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. This phone's HDR capabilities can tend to look a little wonky, but this is still a nice shot. The Empire State Building is surprisingly sharp. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, main camera. The main camera fares really well when there's good lighting. This shot is sharp, with nice contrast.

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Asus ROG Phone 5, Night mode. The marquee isn't blown out, colors are accurate, and detail is solid. Some parts of the picture look a little blotchy, but it's still a solid low-light photo. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, Night mode. With Night mode, you stand still for a few seconds as the camera captures several photos and stitch them together. Here, there's no part of the photo that's too dark, and the marquee isn't overblown.

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Asus ROG Phone 5, Portrait mode. The blur effect behind the subject here is well done, with an excellent outline without awkward errors. 
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Asus ROG Phone 5, selfie camera. Zoom in to my face and shirt and you'll notice a lot of grain, which shouldn't be the case considering how bright the area was. Still, that's just about the only issue I have with this photo.