My Top 5 best Camera phones: Android and Apple phone cameras

     Which phone has the best camera? I put the best Android and

    Apple phones to the test, to crown the ultimate champion.

According to my Source here’s the Expert Reviews about best camera-built smartphones, they test hundreds of smartphones every year. Testing the camera phones, from pricey flagships to the budget handsets you buy out of necessity. So which phones have the best cameras for your Instagram vanity shots. Checkout!

Before we go to the store for our phone to worth buying, I putted here some tips on...

How to buy the best phone camera for you?

1. Megapixels aren’t everything

The first thing you need to be wary of is that megapixels aren’t everything. Pop into Carphone Warehouse and you’ll see the megapixel count listed next to the phone, but that isn’t the fact indication of whether a smartphone's camera is any good or not. Higher megapixels might look like a bonus, but it largely boils down to the tech inside.

2. Aperture is key

The thing you need to look out for? Aperture. A number listed with an f/ in front of it might look a little confusing at first glance, but it says a lot about the camera you’re holding. An f/1.4 aperture is wider than an aperture of f/2.0 for instance, which means that the camera will let in a lot lighter and thus, the greater potential for detail.

3. Don’t forget pixel and sensor size

Pixel and sensor size are just as important as that f-number. In short, the size of each individual pixel (measured in um) determines the quality of the image. Unlike aperture, bigger is better when it comes to pixel and sensor size. Got a bigger camera sensor? More information can be gathered, accruing better dynamic range and reduced visual noise, while a bigger pixel size lets more light in, performing better in low-light.

BEST 5 PHONE CAMERA 2019

1. Samsung Galaxy S9: The best phone camera yet

Price: Php45,990 (64GB)

This allows the S9’s camera to let much lighter in, brightening up shots and capturing crisper details. You don’t even have to do anything to see the benefit – the camera cleverly widens the aperture automatically when light levels reach below 100 lux.

Key specs - Rear camera: 12-megapixel; Aperture: f/1.5; Stabilization: optical; Video resolution: 2160p at 60fps; Front camera: 8-megapixel

2. Huawei Mate 20 Pro: Triple Camera Threat

Price: Php49,990 (4GB+64GB) , Php53,000 (6GB + 128GB)

The third camera – an 8-megapixel 3x telephoto lens (80mm equivalent focal length) – merely adds optical zoom. Notably, this is the only lens that’s optically stabilized, but what’s most impressive is that the Mate 20 Pro is capable of capturing images at a maximum 102,400 ISO sensitivity.

Key specs - Rear camera: 40-megapixel (RGB), 20-megapixel (wide-angle), 8-megapixel (3x telephoto zoom); Aperture: f/1.8; Stabilization: optical; Video resolution: 2160p at 30fps; Front camera: 24-megapixel

3. iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max: Best for Video

Price: Php59,336.00 (64GB) up to Php67,445.00 (256GB) ; Php105,503 (512GB)

The X has two cameras on the rear, both 12 megapixels, both using Sony sensors. One is a wide-angle camera, the other a 2x telephoto lens. The key difference between this and last year's iPhone X is that the sensor for the main camera now has larger pixels (up from 1.22um to 1.4um here), which enhances its abilities in low and poor light – and video – with the software having to work less hard to produce cleaner, sharper images.

Key specs - Rear camera: 12-megapixel (wide-angle), 12-megapixel (2x telephoto zoom); Aperture: f/1.8; Stabilization: optical; Video resolution: 2160p at 60fps; Front camera: 7-megapixel

4. Google Pixel 3: Best for Portrait Shot

Price: Php42,990 (4GB + 64GB) , Php55,000 (6GB + 128GB)

The Pixel 3’s wide aperture is well suited for low-light photography and in good light, the Pixel 3 produced pictures with superb dynamic range and color saturation, while the white balance was nice and accurate. And with Google improving the performance of its HDR+ processing algorithms, it’s quicker to capture images as well.

Key specs - Rear camera: 12.2-megapixel; Aperture: f/1.8; Stabilization: optical; Video resolution: 4K at 30fps; Front camera: Dual 8-megapixel

5. OnePlus 6T: The Best Mid-range Camera

Price: Php33,990 (8GB + 128GB)

The One Plus 6T’s rear snapper incorporates one 16-megapixel, f/1.7 main camera and another, 20-megapixel f/1.7 camera right beside it. Both work hand in hand to produce fantastic-quality snaps and some of the best we’ve seen on a device at this price.

Just like with the iPhone 8 Plus, the 20-megapixel camera helps with producing an iPhone-like Bokeh effect on portrait shots. The quality is great, and although it’s not right up there with the Galaxy S9, it’s very impressive for the money.

Key specs - Rear camera: 16-megapixel, 20-megapixel; Aperture: f/1.7; Stabilization: optical; 

Video resolution: 2160p at 60fps; Front camera: 16-megapixel

Now, what's the best for you to worth buying ?

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Source: https://www.expertreviews.co.uk