The LG G4 camera technical details are all pretty clear: a 16-megapixel sensor of a large, 1/2.6" size with a fast, six-element f/1.8 aperture lens on top. LG has also overhauled its camera app adding a full-on manual mode where you full manual control over your smartphone: you can set shutter speeds, control focus manually, set ISO, white balance, and so on. There's an interesting new color spectrum sensor as well. Position right below the LED flash, this tiny sensor is there to tell what kind of lighting conditions you are taking pictures in (whether it is natural or artificial light), and adjust the white balance of your images properly. The LG G4 can even shoot and save RAW pictures, and it bundles in a neat shortcut to capture images right away by just double tapping on the volume down key.
The LG G4 has 16 Megapixel Camera...
But what about the actual image quality?
But what about the actual image quality?
We've looked at camera samples from the LG G4 already, but to truly understand its capabilities we have to compare it with the other big names. For this quick camera comparison, we've got the Samsung Galaxy S6, Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, HTC One M9, LG G3, Sony Xperia Z3, and Motorola Droid Turbo.
We took them all for a spin on a day with scattered clouds, and we snapped a few samples to show how their cameras perform in comparison with the LG G4. Take a look right below.
Camera specs overview:
- LG G4: 16-megapixel camera with 1/2.6" sensor, f/1.8 lens, OIS 2
- Samsung Galaxy S6: 16-megapixel camera with 1/2.6" sensor, f/1.9 lens, OIS
- Apple iPhone 6: 8-megapixel camera, f/2.2 lens
- Apple iPhone 6 Plus: 8-megapixel camera, f/2.2 lens, OIS
- HTC One M9: 20-megapixel camera, f/2.2
- LG G3: 13-megapixel camera, f/2.4, OIS
- Sony Xperia Z3: 20-megapixel camera, 1/2.3" sensor, f/2.0
- Motorola DROID Turbo: 20-megapixel camera, f/2.0
TEST 1. LG G4
TEST 2. SAMSUNG GALAXY S6
TEST 3. IPHONE 6
TEST 4. HTC M9
TEST 5. LG G3
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