The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is definitely not a camera-centric device. The Galaxy Z Flip is known for its clamshell design with a foldable display. However, the device is very expensive and Samsung might have a hard time justifying the lackluster camera performance. On the brighter side, the DxO Mark credits the device for offering accurate exposure.
As for the cameras, the Galaxy Z Flip has a 12MP primary camera at the rear which is accompanied by a 12MP ultrawide sensor. This is the same setup that we’ve seen in the Galaxy S10e. Selfies are taken care of by a 10MP camera that is placed in a punch-hole on the main screen.
The autofocus on Galaxy Z Flip is apparently a tad slower than those on premium smartphones. Despite the slow speed, the autofocus is accurate and consistent. Furthermore, the wide-angle camera performance is also up to the mark.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip camera shortcomings include softness, color fringing, seldom ghosting, unimpressive bokeh mode, and noise during low-light and night. Moving on, the videos shot on Galaxy Z Flip hit the bullseye when it comes to colors and exposure. Dynamic range is apparently lacking and so is sharpness.
Source: DxOMark