The Smartphones
are getting flooded in the market, major companies are trying to compete with
their competitors by launching better Smartphones. All we can see that, the companies
are focusing on the features and technology of the handsets- either we look at
the screen size, operating system, processes, or the camera, everything is
improving. Really, now-a-days Smartphones camera is no less than any DSLR.
At the moment, all
the major mobile manufacturer in 2013 has given the best Smartphone with high
picture capturing resolution, let us compare head-to-head for top three
handsets camera result.
iPhone
5S:
No doubt iPhone
5S is the Apple’s best iPhone ever made. And that’s the reason now Apple stands
second most popular camera brand on Flickr after the Canon. It has as almost
overtaken every other major camera manufacturers including Nikon as listed on
the major websites.
The iPhone 5S
have dual camera as the rare camera features an 8-MegaPixel iSight camera with
f/2.2 aperture. The lens on it is more the size of the sensor, and that’s
important for a camera than its resolution which most of the camera have lower.
So, that means a bigger sensor offers more
light for the camera to play and when it's coupled further with the f/22
aperture lens in its way than it should help to improve its chances for
capturing badly-li gig.
The capturing
shots from iPhone 5s actually delivers fairly impressive pictures and it looks to
take less processing time and that even results in sharper images, however the
only think can’t compete with the incredible resolution of Nokia Lumia 1020 and
HTC One.
Overall the
iPhone 5S isn’t much good with its image quality, however the Apple has
provided the best camera app and the redesigned for iOS7 is probably the
best and simple camera app available.
Moreover, focus is rapid, and can shoot a large amount of shots just by tapping
the screen is also a plus point.
Samsung
Galaxy Note 3
After a grand
success of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2, the new handset of Sumsung provides much
better features with the screen, resolution and camera. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3
comes with Full HD 1080p, 5.7-inch display, and the best thing is the viewing
photos. However, the issue arises with the 13-MegaPixal sensor which seemed to
struggle with retaining detail in the low light.
In practice, if
you check the results of our Primal Scream efforts than you can observe how the
image appears softer but fairly noise free. Hence it takes a little processing
time and likely results in the loss of details, however, it does better at
cleaning up the extra noise.
The only tough
job for Samsung camera it with the app, it just needs to simplify it’s lots of functionality, but it’s rapid.
Nexus
5
Google’s latest
and the cheapest Smartphone and somewhere also ends up being the lower side.
However, Nexus 5 has introduced an optical image stabilization with
8-MegaPixal.
So, we can say
Nexus 5 a little safer in the imaging feature and the recent camera update has
also fixed the issues with its exposure and colour balancing effects.
Nexus 5 has the
same issue with the processing and sensor, as it pays hard to capture some quality
image. Well, it’s said that Android’s ‘vanilla’ camera app is really good, it’s
simple yet have enough functionalities and likely closer to Lumia 1020. The
only factor is the price so we can’t say it's a bad camera.
Nokia
Lumia 1520
There’s no point
in comparing this handset with any of the above still just the outline, it’s
the same and also uses a PureView sensor, albeit a lower resolution one. It has
a 20-MegaPixal sensor paired with the fantastic Nokia Pro Camera app as same as
iPhone’s.
The Lumia 1520 is
in the comfort zone with the broad daylight compared to Lumia 1020 and overall
it stands out to be a clear winner.
Sr. No.
|
Device Name
|
Camera MegaPixel
|
Sensor Size
|
Score
|
1.
|
Apple iPhone 5S
|
8-MegaPixel
|
1/3"
|
8
|
2.
|
Samsung Galaxy
Note 3
|
13-MegaPixel
|
1/3.06"
|
9
|
3.
|
Google Nexus 5
|
8-MegaPixel
|
1/3.4"
|
6
|
4.
|
Nokia Lumia 1520
|
20-MegaPixel
|
1/1.5"
|
10
|
Author Bio:
Born in the
UK, Christy Root is a contributing author for Prepaymania in the London. Christy is one of the
renowned technology futurists and voice for must buy gadgets. Christy has been
quoted in various online and offline technology publications. To know more
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