#dxomark selfie

DxOMark, a well-known website that provides image quality ratings for cameras including those from smartphones, has launched their DxOMark Selfie test protocol as well as rankings to gauge the performance of the front camera of smartphones. According to DxOMark, DxOMark Selfie is based on the same procedures and methodologies as DxOMark Mobile, but with some important modifications to reflect the way front cameras are used. Cherry Mobile recently introduced a smartphone that targets users who are big fans of taking selfies and aptly named it the Selfie. As we've mentioned on our first impressions with the Selfie, it carries an unconventional look and takes a break from the usual all-plastic build commonly utilized by the local company. Over here is the microUSB port and at the top, you have the 13-megapixel camera accompanied by an LED flash for selfies. Booting up the device shows the Selfie branding and introduces you to the startup guide. We ran a couple of benchmarks as well and below are their scores: AnTuTu: 31,733 Quadrant Benchamark: 13,743 NenaMark2: 61.1fps [caption id="attachment_77648" align="aligncenter" width="480"] (Using front-facing camera) Left - Cherry Mobile Selfie | Right - iPhone 5[/caption] The company obviously banks on the Selfie's imaging capabilities. The front-facing camera, based on our experience, would definitely make selfie-centric users happy with its balance of clarity, right amount of exposure, and natural-looking application of effects. Read more in our articles including "DxOMark launches Selfie rankings" and "Cherry Mobile Selfie Quick Review".