Samsung Galaxy S7 take better pictures than Apple iPhone, let’s find it out

Samsung Galaxy S7 take better pictures than Apple iPhone, let’s find it out: With the growing trend of selfies and Instagram, the demand for a mobile phone with the best camera has also increased by a great extent. Nowadays, customers are ready to pay higher prices for the device which has the same features like the budget phones, but has a better camera. So, keeping this trend in mind, we compared the camera quality of Apple iPhone 6S and Samsung Galaxy S7 to find out which of the two high-end devices offers the best camera. Given below is the result of our analysis.

Samsung Galaxy S7 take better pictures than Apple iPhone, let’s find it out

The camera of Galaxy S7 is much better than that of Galaxy S6, so much so that it can be certainly said that S7 can even beat Apple iPhone 6S in terms of clicking good shots. Starting with low-light images, Galaxy S7 shoots better images at low light than iPhone 6s, as it has the ability to capture clearer images at night with auto focus. Though S7 cannot equally match the abilities of an SLR camera, but it still has a lot of light-capturing and focus technologies which are usually found in professional shooters. Such technologies help in clicking brighter and sharper in low light or at night.

Photo combo shows un-retouched pictures of Central Park’s unlighted Bethesda Fountain, in New York, taken at dusk with both an Apple iPhone 6S [left], and the Samsung Galaxy S7. (AP Photo/Anick Jesdanun)

S7 even provides a wider angle than Samsung’s previous flagship smartphone, Galaxy S6. This wider angle matches with that of iPhone’s hardware. Not only the internal features, but the external design has also been improved in Galaxy S7. Samsung Galaxy S7’s camera lens does not protrude outwards like it used to do in S6.

For low light selfies, Galaxy S7’s screen turns into a flash so as to capture a better and a clearer picture. This feature is found in the latest iPhone models.

The frame size of the pictures have also been changed from 16-by-9 to 4-by-3, which is like shooting a picture from S6 with its far edges cut off.

Photo combo shows un-retouched images of a cheeseburger taken in a dimly lit restaurant, in New York, with both the Apple iPhone 6S [left] and Samsung Galaxy S7. (AP Photo/Anick Jesdanun)

The drawback with the camera of Galaxy S7 is that the indoor shots seem a little yellowish and the faces look a bit a more orange than usual.

Overall, Samsung Galaxy S7 and Apple iPhone are the two best phones to click low light images. While the former has a better focus, the latter makes the pictures look more natural.

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