#smartphone camera

Is the Pixel’s camera reputation overrated when a phone half its price takes almost identical photos?

Your "perfect" android phone has 200MP and an SD8Gen4, but the Pixel/Galaxy beats it in camera blind tests. Is the spec sheet a lie or are you just bad at noticing quality?

Should you buy a new phone every year for the best camera?

Is the camera quality on a phone more important than the battery life, or are we obsessed with the wrong spec?

Is paying thousands for a full-frame camera worth it when a smartphone can do the job in everyday lighting?

Are phone cameras actually killing real photography, not just convenience?

"Has the smartphone camera killed the entry-level DSLR market for good, or are they still necessary?"

Would you ever use a smartphone as your main video camera for client work?

Would you still buy a Pixel if Google didn't have the best camera software—or is that the only reason anyone buys one?