#Plus image pro
#Plus image plus

If you swipe up from the bottom of the camera, you’ll unlock “pro” mode, which gives you the opportunity to change key settings, including ISO, shutter speed, exposure compensation, AF mode, white balance and metering. Once the camera app is open, you have a number of different options, but you can just use the camera on the automatic option straight away. Finally, you can completely unlock the phone and find the camera app from the listings on the phone itself. An alternative way is to swipe up from the bottom right hand corner of the lock screen - if you do this, you’ll be able to take pictures, but you’ll only be able to view images you’ve taken during that “session”. You can program the down button to open up the camera app with a double tap - you can also program it to open up the app and automatically take a shot. When it comes to opening up the camera app, you have a number of different options. On the front of the phone there’s a fingerprint sensor, which you can set up to recognise your fingerprint for unlocking the phone. There’s a rocker switch, which controls volume, but you can use it to fire off the shutter release, zoom or adjust focus when using the camera app, too (depending on how you program it). There’s an on/off button, which you can also press just once to turn the screen on/off, rather than switching the phone completely off. Like most modern smartphones there are very few buttons on the Huawei P10 Plus.

#Plus image plus

Ease of UseĪs you might guess from the Plus in the name of the phone, the Huawei P10 Plus is on the large side - which means you’ll probably find you need to use two hands if you’re typing messages or emails. For the Huawei P10 Plus, more expensive Leica SUMMILUX lenses are used, compared with the cheaper SUMMARIT lenses, and they’ve also got a larger maximum aperture (f/1.8, compared with f/2.2). The main difference between the P10 and the P10 Plus - at least from a photography perspective, is that the lenses are different. Other interesting features include 4K video shooting, optical image stabilisation and an ultra-fast Kirin 960 processor. Both of the rear cameras feature 20 megapixel sensors and SUMMILUX-H lenses with a large f/1.8 aperture. It promises to capture twice the amount of light as the previous model, which should make it better for self-portraits. On the front of the phone is a new front-camera, which is also co-engineered with Leica.

#Plus image pro

The new Leica Dual Camera 2.0 Pro Edition includes features such as precise 3D facial detection, dynamic illumination and natural portrait enhancements.

It builds on the success of last year’s P9, with its most interesting (for photographers) feature being its dual-camera setup, which has been co-engineered with Leica. The Huawei P10 Plus was announced alongside the standard sized P10, the latest flagship mobile phones from the company.