It is , predominantly , the iPhones that are dominating the present smartphone camera scene .

Offering a wide range of specialist features and advanced capabilities , with the cameras of its 13 group , Apple came out allguns-blazing .

The three rear cameras consist of a 12MP ( f / 1.5 ) main camera , an ultrawide 12MP ( f / 1.8 ) camera , and a 12MP ( f / 2.8 ) telephoto camera . Then , for the front camera , the model features a 12MP ( f / 2.2 ) camera .

The new model has re-positioned Apple ’ s usual camera layout into a diagonal architecture . As a result , the iPhone 13 group achieves Apple ’ s “ most advanced dual-camera system ”.

It offers the biggest wide camera sensor , a sensor-shift optical image stabilisation tool , and a faster sensor for the Ultra Wide camera . As a result , the device ’ s new Wide camera captures 47 % more light , dramatically enhancing photo and video quality , plus features both Photographic Styles and Cinematic mode .

Maintaining the relevancy of Android brands in the face of iPhone dominance has been an ongoing battle over the years .

Luckily , Google has been known for featuring extremely high quality cameras in its smartphones , and the Pixel 6 Pro firmly adheres to this trend – with the device ’ s camera remaining one of the most sophisticated on the market , despite being released in 2021 .

The Pixel 6 Pro is another three-rearcamera device , comprising a 50MP ( f / 1.9 ) main camera , a 48MP ( f / 3.5 ) telephoto camera with an impressive 4 times optical zoom , and an ultrawide , 114 degree 12MP ( f / 2.2 ) camera .

For selfies , it offers an ultrawide , 94 degree 11.1MP camera .

Alongside these specs , the Pixel 6 Pro also comes with a range of pioneering camera phone features , with added software including the Magic Eraser , the long exposure Motion mode , and Real Tone colour capture .

126 November 2022