Our camera shootout: iPhone 7 vs. Galaxy S7 vs. Xperia XZ vs. LG G5
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- Keyhan
- HI6
- 23 Oct 2016
Where is king of them? My intent is htc 10
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- Lex79
- pLW
- 23 Oct 2016
[deleted post]Or.....the results simply do not read as you would like them to???
You gonna point the same accusatory finger at DXOMark if (just if) they happen to not give the number one spot to the XZ????
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- Lex79
- pLW
- 22 Oct 2016
Regarding the XZ and it's taking shots in bright daylight at ISO8000, if true (and I'm not going to speculate as to whether it is or not), then It would appear Sony are prioritising as fast a shutter speed as possible in when shooting.
I find this plausible as the shot to shot time on my X Compact sucks very badly, the processing time required for a single (non-HDR) image can be a full 2 seconds (sometimes more), this could likely be due to all the work the SOC is having to do at producing as clean an image as possible from a shot taken with such high ISO values.
This could also perhaps be the part of the reason behind the excessive heat build up when using the camera app on high end Xperia's?
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- AnonD-295255
- XMk
- 22 Oct 2016
hope v20 will take better than g5...........
kudos to LG their camera phone always super in the world......
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- AnonD-600968
- t78
- 22 Oct 2016
How I wish HTC 10 is also included... :(
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- Anonymous
- a35
- 22 Oct 2016
yes sony phone use iso 8000 with very fast shutter speed ! but you can use lower iso rates to do better job
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- MonsterMax
- uCk
- 22 Oct 2016
What amazes me is LG don't spend as much in marketing as Iphone or Samsung. While the price is still high, but not as silly high as the "the other" so that makes it affordable high end with 1 of the best camera on a smartphones.
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- AnonD-442781
- H5W
- 22 Oct 2016
Tann Hauser, 22 Oct 2016Exif data IS correct. What nonsense are you talking. XZ ma... moreWhy would it take a shot in bright light with iso 8000?
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- Tann Hauser
- nmX
- 22 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 21 Oct 2016Omg, and you believe that is correct? ISO 8000 @ f2 on a su... moreExif data IS correct. What nonsense are you talking.
XZ made those shots with ISO 8000. Get it?
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- AnonD-77443
- v6J
- 22 Oct 2016
Note7 owner, 22 Oct 2016Why bother with phone camera sensors, just get a Sony A7. I... moreDigital cameras (including SLR) have had a massive decline in sales since 2010... simply because mobile cameras are so convenient and the quality is becoming so good (not that they could ever match a SLR for low light, telephoto etc).
I have an SLR & camcorder but the majority of my best photos & video have come from my mobile camera... because its ALWAYS ON ME.
If i could only have one camera it would be a good mobile camera.... the majority of people think the same.
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- Note7 owner
- k2G
- 22 Oct 2016
Why bother with phone camera sensors, just get a Sony A7. I'm ok with getting a Note 8 without a fancy camera for $400. And use a real camera for photography.
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- AnonD-567830
- mHc
- 22 Oct 2016
I feel shame to say I still own Samsung Galaxy smart phone. But I proud to say, without doubt my next smart phone will be LG G5. I will get new contract with network THREE end of this month! Woohoo!!! I will never buy any phone if not removable batteries or becoming useless after 2 or 3 years such Samsung brand phones. We consumers should ban any brands if they releasing gadget who works not longer that 2 - 3 years and pressing us to buy its new product!
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- elvergot
- 8%x
- 21 Oct 2016
The Iphone 7 was the best camera in the world
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- AnonD-77443
- v6J
- 21 Oct 2016
AnonD-442781, 21 Oct 2016You can use 16:9 on most phones. But the g5 has a wider ran... moreOn the S7. People think that changing from the 4:3 12MP to the 16:9 9MP setting loses image quality with a lower resolution... IT DOESN'T. All it does is cut a strip of pixels off the top and bottom. Horizontal resolution is identical.
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- AnonD-442781
- H5W
- 21 Oct 2016
AnonD-312697, 21 Oct 2016g5 16-9 ratio is a killer feature for me wide angle came... moreYou can use 16:9 on most phones. But the g5 has a wider range when doing it, the s7 just crops it and gives you 9mp instead of 12mp.
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- Anonymous
- 3Ya
- 21 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 21 Oct 2016Omg, and you believe that is correct? ISO 8000 @ f2 on a su... moreTypos in EXIF values? Lol.
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- AnonD-517906
- t@g
- 21 Oct 2016
It's quite shocking that the iPhone 7 loses in both areas although i've seen the worst, the Xperia XZ. Ugh, that cracky image when being zoomed in, rather bad white balance. I hope Sony do better next year.
On the other hand, LG G5 is the winner here. And don't forget S7.
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- CAMAROMANIAC3
- sAP
- 21 Oct 2016
Anonymous, 21 Oct 2016Omg, and you believe that is correct? ISO 8000 @ f2 on a su... morepile of junk is a lot more likely.
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- Freedom
- f}v
- 21 Oct 2016
It would be have been better to add huwaei p9 to comparison
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- Anonymous
- NHr
- 21 Oct 2016
Tann Hauser, 21 Oct 2016Well boy, you seem to be lying. Heres for example exif dat... moreOmg, and you believe that is correct? ISO 8000 @ f2 on a sunny day....really. The EV rating of direct sunlight is around 15. That scene is in the middle of the day with bright sun. Go find an EV calculator online...use the settings from the downloaded jpegs....doing so you will see that the S7 calculated the scene to be 14 EV (correct). Compare that to your bogus settings from Imgur of the XZ, Sony calculates the scene to be 6.7 EV (way wrong). So, the value (ISO 8000) is a typo or the light meter on the XZ is pile of junk.