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Posted on 1/13/15 at 12:04 pm to IMJ127
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You realize a blind study gave nexus 6 best camera vs iPhone 6 77% to 22%
Bingo.
But then again the Nexus 6 isn't a fair comparison for the iPhone, it's so far advanced and shits all over the iPhone you should use lesser products to compare to something like an iPhone so it at least has a chance.
This post was edited on 1/13/15 at 12:05 pm
Posted on 1/13/15 at 12:41 pm to IMJ127
Yes, the Nexus 6 overall produces better photos, but what this article is referring to (or at least the snippet I read in the OP) is the iPhone camera's speed. It is unmatched. Nexus shutter speed is slower and makes photographing my kids a challenge at times.
I played around with different camera apps outside while my daughter was on the swing. They all seem pretty much the same in terms of speed.
I got some OK shots:
But they have to be timed perfectly. Most of them came out like these two below because the shutter decided to take an extra quarter or half of a second for no observable reason:
Similar situation photographing my son. Got a couple of OK shots like this:
But most turned out like this:
Those two were taken in very low light. 3 out of 4 bulbs in the overhead light were burned out. After I replaced them, he was less cooperative.
Granted, the Nexus 6 takes excellent photos under most conditions, but the camera speed is the one thing I miss about the iPhone.
I played around with different camera apps outside while my daughter was on the swing. They all seem pretty much the same in terms of speed.
I got some OK shots:
But they have to be timed perfectly. Most of them came out like these two below because the shutter decided to take an extra quarter or half of a second for no observable reason:
Similar situation photographing my son. Got a couple of OK shots like this:
But most turned out like this:
Those two were taken in very low light. 3 out of 4 bulbs in the overhead light were burned out. After I replaced them, he was less cooperative.
Granted, the Nexus 6 takes excellent photos under most conditions, but the camera speed is the one thing I miss about the iPhone.
Posted on 1/13/15 at 12:57 pm to IMJ127
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You realize a blind study gave nexus 6 best camera vs iPhone 6 77% to 22%. Lesser product for more money is lesser product for more money.
Moar pixels! Moar saturation! Moar blowout!
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