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Rather than combining information to create effects, the second lens was ultra wide-angle. There was a main 16-megapixel sensor and a second 8-megapixel sensor. Firstly, it attempted to integrate modular accessories - which was a flop - and secondly, LG equipped it with dual cameras, one of the first phones to launch in 2016. There were two things that were interesting about it. Step forward a few years and LG announced the LG G5 in February 2016. HTC might have started this whole second lens thing, but it was about 2 years in advance of the rest of the pack - and it was 2016 that really saw the industry change.
There are still plenty of devices that have a second lens for "depth" and nothing else - but that's often seen as a method of getting background blurring on portrait shots.
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The effects were rather gimmicky and the benefits of having a dual camera didn't really make an impact - even if the full metal body did. The One M8 was clever, but the camera wasn't that impressive. That meant you could create bokeh/background blur effects, you could refocus the image with a tap and you could easily manipulate photos, keeping the subject sharp and changing the backgrounds, even after you'd taken the photo. The idea was that the second lens could create a depth map and feed it into the final image. With a 4-megapixel UltraPixel main image sensor and a secondary 2-megapixel sensor capturing extra data, the dual lens camera was used, like 3D, to create a sense of depth in photos. The HTC One M8 was launched in April 2014 and used two sensors in the same way that modern smartphone cameras do.
The 16MP selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture optics is a decent performer too.It was the HTC One M8 that really introduced dual lens cameras to the world and saw HTC trying to do something different. The phone also has a very deft portrait mode in its intuitive camera app. The second sensor fires in extreme low light conditions. On the rear, the 5T has a combination of 16MP and 20MP sensors, each with f/1.7 aperture lens. There is no area where the phone falters and by now, OnePlus has successfully elevated the camera performance too. OnePlus 5T is the gold standard for mid-range phones. In its price range, this is one of the best available cameras as of today.
The camera can shoot good quality portraits and has been designed for optimum low light performance. On the front, the P10 has an 8MP selfie camera with f/1.9 aperture lens.
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Huawei’s P10 combines a 20MP monochrome sensor with a 16MP regular sRGB shooter and there’s Leica powered optics and software to support the two. Apple will soon perfect it portrait lighting software feature which should prove to be an added bonus.
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The 7MP selfie camera can shoot up to 1080p videos.
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The iPhone 8 Plus is one of the rare few phones out there that can shoot 4K videos at 60fps. Apple has also perfected its portrait mode over the years. The primary one has f/1.8 aperture lens and OIS and the secondary shooter is equipped with a telephoto lens for 2X Zoom. The handset has two 12MP sensors on the rear. The iPhone 8 Plus also delivers excellent camera performance. DxoMark rates Note8 as the best dual camera phone this year. You can see real time portrait preview (live focus) in the camera app or adjust the intensity of bokeh shots after clicking them. The second shooter is used for 2X Zoom and together the data from the two sensor is used for shooting Creamy portraits.īoth 12MP sensors have optical image stabilization as well to assists with low light photography. With the Galaxy Note8, Samsung has added an extra 12MP rear camera with a telephoto lens. Apart from portrait mode, the camera also excels at low light performance and shooting videos. And it can do that with both front and rear cameras. The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL camera can shoot spot on portraits even when it has just one camera. Google works its magic mainly through its efficient software. On the front, there is an 8MP selfie sensor that can also shoot full HD videos. The handset has a 12.2 MP rear sensor with f/1.8 aperture lens, OIS, and dual LED flash. Google’s Pixel 2 XL is the highest rated camera on the DxoMark as of today. While we saw awesome smartphone cameras last year, this year smartphone manufacturers further upped the Ante and surprised us with even better shooters relying on smarter software algorithms, separate processing chips and more. Which is to say, the camera performance still remains the key factor differentiating a flagship phone and justifying its price. With hardware like 4GB RAM and 64GB storage available in budget smartphones, best cameras are still exclusive to high-end flagships.
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