The best camera on a mobile phone

[Rishabh_Khatri]

Hello
I've been searching for new mobile with the best camera and have this question;
Is it necessary now for newest phone to have more than one camera to capture very good quality photographs?

I'd very much like to hear your answer.

[datsgucci]

Hello
I've been searching for new mobile with the best camera and have this question;
Is it necessary now for newest phone to have more than one camera to capture very good quality photographs?

I'd very much like to hear your answer.

The latest smartphones have at least two backwards facing cameras to offer both normal and telephoto image capturing functionality.

The reason is when you "zoom in" with a standard single mobile phone camera, you're not physically "zooming in". Instead you're using digital zoom software to enlarge the desired area of the image which produces a relatively pixelated result. As far as image quality is concerned, it's no different to taking a photo and cropping it later with a compromise to overall image quality.

The idea of the second new camera is to provide clearer "zoomed in" images by using similar telephoto technology to high-end digital camera equipment. To achieve this, two cameras are needed on the phone's back surface for the device to remain slim; otherwise there would be large and easily breakable moving parts if one camera were to offer this functionality.

So yes.

[Rishabh_Khatri]

Hello
I've been searching for new mobile with the best camera and have this question;
Is it necessary now for newest phone to have more than one camera to capture very good quality photographs?

I'd very much like to hear your answer.

The latest smartphones have at least two backwards facing cameras to offer both normal and telephoto image capturing functionality.

The reason is when you "zoom in" with a standard single mobile phone camera, you're not physically "zooming in". Instead you're using digital zoom software to enlarge the desired area of the image which produces a relatively pixelated result. As far as image quality is concerned, it's no different to taking a photo and cropping it later with a compromise to overall image quality.

The idea of the second new camera is to provide clearer "zoomed in" images by using similar telephoto technology to high-end digital camera equipment. To achieve this, two cameras are needed on the phone's back surface for the device to remain slim; otherwise there would be large and easily breakable moving parts if one camera were to offer this functionality.

So yes.

I understand. Thank you. Does the Pixel make a good phone?

[rishabhb398]

Hey Members,

All the latest smartphones have more than one camera. And yeah it is useful as more than one camera provides good quality pictures.

There is a latest launch by Redmi: Xiaomi Mi Note 10. It has five cameras at the back with a 108 Mp sensor.

It includes a periscope lens with up to 5X optical zoom, 50X digital zoom, and 10X hybrid zoom and even more.

Redmi Note 10 has a 5170 mAh battery. It is a great device by Redmi with the best camera quality I have ever seen in Redmi phones.






Regards,
Rishabh Bansal

[datsgucci]

Hello
I've been searching for new mobile with the best camera and have this question;
Is it necessary now for newest phone to have more than one camera to capture very good quality photographs?

I'd very much like to hear your answer.

The latest smartphones have at least two backwards facing cameras to offer both normal and telephoto image capturing functionality.

The reason is when you "zoom in" with a standard single mobile phone camera, you're not physically "zooming in". Instead you're using digital zoom software to enlarge the desired area of the image which produces a relatively pixelated result. As far as image quality is concerned, it's no different to taking a photo and cropping it later with a compromise to overall image quality.

The idea of the second new camera is to provide clearer "zoomed in" images by using similar telephoto technology to high-end digital camera equipment. To achieve this, two cameras are needed on the phone's back surface for the device to remain slim; otherwise there would be large and easily breakable moving parts if one camera were to offer this functionality.

So yes.

I understand. Thank you. Does the Pixel make a good phone?

I can't say that I've owned a Pixel phone to speak from direct experience however among reviewers the Pixel camera is generally considered among the best.

As rishabhb398 said, there's also the new Redmi: Xiaomi Mi Note 10 which is a strong contender with a large 5260 mAh battery.

[Rishabh_Khatri]

Hey Members,

All the latest smartphones have more than one camera. And yeah it is useful as more than one camera provides good quality pictures.

There is a latest launch by Redmi: Xiaomi Mi Note 10. It has five cameras at the back with a 108 Mp sensor.

It includes a periscope lens with up to 5X optical zoom, 50X digital zoom, and 10X hybrid zoom and even more.

Redmi Note 10 has a 5170 mAh battery. It is a great device by Redmi with the best camera quality I have ever seen in Redmi phones.






Regards,
Rishabh Bansal

I'm surprised in a way;

It has 6 cameras and a 5170mah battery however weighs 15g greater than the iPhone 11. To compare the iPhone 11 has two 12mp cameras and 3110 mah battery.

You get greater value for 15g more ;)

[Rishabh_Khatri]

Hello
I've been searching for new mobile with the best camera and have this question;
Is it necessary now for newest phone to have more than one camera to capture very good quality photographs?

I'd very much like to hear your answer.

The latest smartphones have at least two backwards facing cameras to offer both normal and telephoto image capturing functionality.

The reason is when you "zoom in" with a standard single mobile phone camera, you're not physically "zooming in". Instead you're using digital zoom software to enlarge the desired area of the image which produces a relatively pixelated result. As far as image quality is concerned, it's no different to taking a photo and cropping it later with a compromise to overall image quality.

The idea of the second new camera is to provide clearer "zoomed in" images by using similar telephoto technology to high-end digital camera equipment. To achieve this, two cameras are needed on the phone's back surface for the device to remain slim; otherwise there would be large and easily breakable moving parts if one camera were to offer this functionality.

So yes.

I understand. Thank you. Does the Pixel make a good phone?

I can't say that I've owned a Pixel phone to speak from direct experience however among reviewers the Pixel camera is generally considered among the best.

As rishabhb398 said, there's also the new Redmi: Xiaomi Mi Note 10 which is a strong contender with a large 5260 mAh battery.

Value is integral to my purchase I've decided between the Pixel, S10 and Xiaomi phones.

It's not just the camera but also the software in the phone making adjustments.

[toones]

The Samsung s11 is about to be released. I'd wait!
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-s11 ... 29590.html

[influx]

The Samsung s11 is about to be released. I'd wait!
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-s11 ... 29590.html

Expecting no less than 10 cameras on the back ;)

[toones]

The Samsung s11 is about to be released. I'd wait!
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-s11 ... 29590.html

Expecting no less than 10 cameras on the back ;)

That's minimalist

There has to be 15

[Rishabh_Khatri]

The Samsung s11 is about to be released. I'd wait!
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-s11 ... 29590.html

Expecting no less than 10 cameras on the back ;)

That's minimalist

There has to be 15

Always more and more added to devices
Hopefully for better features