Resolution is essentially a different way of looking at the pixel count. One final thing before we dive into the photos: let's talk specs. But if you want to get technical with your smartphone, there are phones that'll let you do that.
We're not professional photographers, and we don't expect you to be either. You can shoot some really nice photos with a quality smartphone on auto. Fact is, you probably don't want to do any of that on a phone at all - you want a real camera with real controls and a nice big sensor and lens to go with it. There are apps available for the iPhone and Nexus 6P that add some of those controls, but again, that's not a thing a "normal" person is going to be include to do.Īnd let's be honest: If you're the kind of person who cares about setting your white balance, fiddling with the ISO and tweaking the shutter speed, then you already know what phone you want when it comes to the camera. But, the truth is most people who buy these phones aren't going to bother with manual modes - they're daunting and finicky and RAW files take some time to fully wrap your head around. Technically, yes, both the Galaxy S7 and the Lumia 950 offer the option to shoot with manual controls and spit out RAW image files that are better for editing than the JPGs we know and love.
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