#Iphone xs civilization v upgrade#

You can still capture adequate low-light photos on the iPhone XS, but they'll be grainer, not as sharp and have more digital artifacts.Īnother camera upgrade on the iPhone 11 is Deep Fusion, which improves photo quality and optimizes details for pictures taken in medium-light settings, like inside a building or room. The results are fantastic, and rival other phone makers who have their own nighttime camera modes, such as Samsung's Bright Night, Google's Night Sight and OnePlus' Nightscape. The iPhone 11 also features Night Mode, which brightens and captures low-light scenes in impressively clear detail. That means you won't have that 2X telephoto zoom that the iPhone XS had, but you'll be able to take dramatic wide-angle shots for sweeping landscapes or creative closeups. Though both have dual rear cameras, Apple swapped the iPhone XS' telephoto lens for the iPhone 11's ultra-wide lens. Unsurprisingly, the iPhone 11 has a better camera setup. +43 more See all photos iPhone 11's cameras offer Night Mode, ultrawide and more Winner: I'm a big fan of the iPhone 11's candy-colored looks, but the iPhone XS has the edge due to its display. While phone colors may be a superficial feature to consider, especially when most people slap cases over their devices anyway, there's no shame in deriving joy from a fun color. The iPhone XS on the other hand, launched in only black, white and gold - and even then some of those colors might not be available from retailers given their lower inventory. The iPhone 11 comes in a handful of vibrant colors that include red, yellow, green and purple (the last of which caught the attention of many people on Twitter), on top of the standard black and white. It doesn't feel like a compromise except when looking at dark images with subtle light details.' As CNET editor Scott Stein noted, 'Apple does a great job with its LCD Liquid Retina display in the iPhone 11. But when it comes to watching videos on YouTube or scrolling through your Instagram feed, you won't notice much a difference with daily use. The iPhone XS also has an OLED display, whereas the iPhone 11 has an LCD screen. The screen is technically better on paper too, as in it has a sharper resolution and a higher pixel density (for specific numbers, scroll to the spec chart below). IPhone XS has a 'better' screen, but it's barely noticeableĬompared to the iPhone 11's 6.1-inch screen, the iPhone XS has a 5.8-inch display and is smaller, thinner and lighter.

Iphone xs civilization v