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Most recently "Camera" has become the biggest unique selling proposition of most smartphone manufacturers and a lot of emphasis have always been placed around the number of mega pixel that's packed in the phone camera.

But does it really matter how many mega pixel a smartphone has and do you in any way believe that the amount of mega pixel in a phone camera determine the camera quality or image output produced by that Smartphone?

Watch this short explanation by Miss techy on Smartphone cameras and the usefulness of bigger mega Pixel.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvlwOulpJQw

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Woow
I never knew that having a bigger mega pixel is that important. Thanks for the info

Which camera can this be? Currently using Camon 12 but I wish to switch phones

Abiodunspectre:
Most recently "Camera" has become the biggest unique selling proposition of most smartphone manufacturers and a lot of emphasis have always been placed around the number of mega pixel that's packed in the phone camera.

But does really matter how many mega pixel a smartphone for has and do you in any way believe that the amount of mega pixel in a phone camera determine the camera quality or image output produced by that Smartphone?

Watch this short explanation by Miss techy on Smartphone cameras and the usefulness of bigger mega Pixel.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvlwOulpJQw

Cc lalasticlala , dragnet , Honsule , Puskin

Irrespective of having a bigger pixel, I still think the quality of pixel matters a lot that's why some devices may have lower number of pixels yet produce better snap shots than other with more number of pixels.

I've been asking this question since forever. How many pixel before it gets gimicky?

Corroro:
Irrespective of having a bigger pixel, I still think the quality of pixel matters a lot that's why some devices may have lower number of pixels yet produce better snap shots than other with more number of pixels.

The quality of the camera sensor is more important than the number of pixels

This link says more, for the curious ones.

https://thesmartphonephotographer.com/truth-about-phone-megapixels/

shiftback:
I've been asking this question since forever. How many pixel before it gets gimicky?

64mp upwards should be fine

Chubbyface:
64mp upwards should be fine

Why do you need so much number of mega pixel?

Thanks for sharing

The pixel discribes the quality of imaging the camera will or can produce. So, the bigger the pixel, the better the camera quality

Ennyholar:


Why do you need so much number of mega pixel?

it improves image quality in both dark and lightning conditions

48mp is not bad at all

The phone brand determines the camera quality, you can compare 8 MP Infinix with 8 MP Samsung.

I write phone reviews check out Infinix hotbs5 pro review

https://geniusspecs.com/2020/03/27/infinix-s5-pro-review-specs-and-price/

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48mp is great too

Oh
Wow

Bestchild:
48mp is not bad at all

With a very good sensor.

Chubbyface:
it improves image quality in both dark and lightning conditions

Having a high mega pixel is good but having a good sensor makes it perfect.

Ennyholar:


Having a high mega pixel is good but having a good sensor makes it perfect.

you're right

as much as is needed for an amazing shot