How about the photo and video capabilities of the Galaxy S10e?
The smartphones of the Galaxy S family have always been known for their photo quality. The S10 family is no exception to Samsung's reputation. The Galaxy S10e has a dual-sensor main camera, including a 12 MP wide-angle and a 16 MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a dual LED flash. The technology delivers pretty decent daylight photos. However, if you've had the chance to shoot with an S10 or S10+, you'll notice a difference in the sharpness of the overall image. This discrepancy between the Galaxy S10 vs Galaxy S10e is due to the lack of the third module (telephoto lens with 12MP x2 optical zoom), which takes a few brownie points off this phone in our Galaxy S10e review.
The front camera with a single sensor of 10 MPx allows you to take good quality selfies also. The S10+ version obviously performs much better with a dual sensor for the selfie camera and a flash (white screen).
However, we were disappointed with the positioning of the front camera , which can obstruct the view in some applications . The photo module is located in the upper left corner. This element causes blurring in the field of view in full screen mode. This detail is particularly annoying for gamers (especially PUBG fans who don't have a full view of their fellow players), but also for film and video fans. With Netflix, however, the module is out of range on the screen. Even in full-screen mode, making the platform's video format a much more enjoyable experience..
In terms of video, we did not notice any weaknesses in the Galaxy S10e review. The recording is in 4k and the optical stabiliser did a very good job.