You're not a photographer. Just because you take black and whites of inanimate objects and put an XProIl filter on it, doesn't make you a photographer. You're a loser. You're life isn't special. I'll take a faster processor or better 4G/5G.
Camera but mostly because I use my phone almost entirely for pictures. I hardly use it for anything else. Case in point, my phone camera has malfunctioned and I kinda just have this slab of metal lying around.
Pixels, but measured in megas, as used to describe camera resolution. A typical HD screen is adequate, especially in the sizes used in small-enough phones, where 1080p looks great. More camera resolution gives me a lot more flexibility.
The iPhone has the best phone camera hands down. People will cry about the megapixel count but the sensor is way ahead of the competition. Megapixels are simply for marketing without other quality aspects to back them up.
But Jeninerd just got the Note 4 and loves it! Talk to her.I have the HTC One M8 which has a good camera but it doesn't have the best. I didn't really care as I was set on a gorgeous metal phone and I have a DSLR.
I never said it was. The Samsung screen beats all comers as OLED always will. I said the camera is the best and that all reviews, professional reviews, back me up on this. It is simply a very good camera.
all reviewers? lol who, CNET and Cult of Mac? The Youtube reviewers (SoldierKnowsBest, joshdew, UnboxTherapy, Phone dog, etc.) are the most reliable and most watched YouTube tech reviewers, and the Note series is consistently praised as having the
best camera. Regardless, the differences between the top cameras on a smartphone is minimal. the iPhone 6 and Note 4 camera both pale in comparison to a DSLR. Camera choice in phones is near irrelevant, as camera-phone shooters usually just upload
Cnet, Engadget, and anandtech which are all respected names. They do professional reviews and are not some dude on YouTube giving their opinions based on subjective viewpoints.
lol "some dude on YouTube"? Engadget and CNET are YouTube reviewers dumb ass. But everyone knows CNET's apple bias (if you were actually a part of the tech community, you'd know no one listens to them unless the product they're reviewing doesn't have
an Apple competitor. Regardless, like I said, the differences in the top camera phones are minimal. If you want to take amazing photos, invest in a DSLR and stop talking about primitive phone functions.
and the people I listed are actual reviewers. Companies send them products to review. Also check out Marques Brownlee, whose videos consistently get millions of views. CNET videos get what, a couple tens of thousands?
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