Samsung Galaxy A9 rear camera contains 4 cameras along with good battery and better image quality in low light conditions. However, before getting deep into the Google Pixel 3 camera features and photo samples, let’s talk a bit more on the smartphone camera. With its seemingly unlimited resources, Google is far ahead of other mobile phone manufacturers in advanced photo processing technology. However, the 5.5-inch Pixel 3 and the 6.3-inch Pixel 3 XL are identically configured with a 12.2-megapixel camera, and the more expensive models have no advantage in terms of the camera. Google’s Pixel 3 rear camera only “needs” one camera module to show the power of its software. For example, the Galaxy S9 rear camera contains only one 12 megapixel camera, while the Galaxy S9 Plus rear camera includes two cameras the Apple iPhone XR rear has only one camera, and the iPhone XS series there are two cameras on the rear side. for the higher-end models (rear cameras). Mobile phone manufacturers, including Samsung and Apple, typically configure a dual camera config. Also, it is worth to point out that the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL front-facing cameras consist of dual 8-megapixel cameras. But what makes, Google’s bet on a single camera design and be so confident that “the quality of one of their single rear camera is better than the multiple cameras”. In the current smartphone market, most high-end rear camera integrates two lenses like iPhone XS three can be seen in Huawei P20 Pro and LG V40 like smartphones and for four you can look at the recently launched Samsung 2018 Galaxy A9. For example, nature has given us only two eyes but far better than any camera.
And that has shown by the recently launched Google Pixel 3 smartphone.
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Just think what would be the next, is our smartphone backside is full of camera lenses, one day. Multiplying the lenses in a smartphone is now the trend, first, dual camera, then tri-camera and now it becomes enough when four camera smartphone start existing in the market.
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