martineverest: Mega pixels tells the size or largeness of a picture.dont be deceived by more m.p.the size of the camera sensor tells more about d clearity of a picture.lumia 1020 and nokia 808 are still king of cameria,not for it 41mp but they av the largest sensor in any camera phone.

tolugar: whats exactly ur point dude?


can we go for the 8mp,

41mp

or iphone 6

vowiski:

You should read before ranting..

"if you want to hide something from an African, put it inside a book" @tolugar proving this statement since 1739

Vessi:
And what phone takes the lead in Android?

Vessi:
And what phone takes the lead in Android?

vowiski:

You should read before ranting..

"if you want to hide something from an African, put it inside a book" @tolugar proving this statement since 1739

martineverest: learn to respect ppl.he was just asking question to get enlightened

vowiski: Leading mobile phone manufacturers in China have earned a notorious reputation for slamming outrageous megapixels on their smartphone cameras, and most phone lovers have fallen victim of such practices.

We have seen Nokia Lumia 1020 launched with 41 MP cameras, and that’s obviously an incredible feat of achievement in the smartphone world. Sony has also created a benchmark for itself with the Xperia smartphones, attaining as much as 20 MP on its camera sensor, while the highly rated Samsung Galaxy S5 is slammed with a 16 MP camera. But do all of these really sum of to the quality of images a smartphone can output?

Users rate the quality of their smartphone cameras with the range of megapixeles available to them, at least, this is what mobile vendors want the ordinary smartphone enthusiast to believe, but Apple thinks otherwise and the iPhone 6 which retains the 8 megapixeles camera of its predecessor efficiently puts the overemphasis on higher megapixels to shame!

Now, What’s A Megapixel?

A megapixel is equal to one million pixels. A pixel is a picture element. The more pixels used to produce a photo, the less “grainy” it will appear and the better any enlargements made from it will be.

Do More Megapixels Mean Better Photo Quality?

It seems logical that more megapixels would mean a sharper photo. In truth, though, it could just mean a terrible photo made of more dots.

Ouch…

If you got a smartphone with 8 megapixels, you wish you could get a newer model that has 16 MP cameras. But does it really mean anything? Does having more megapixels amount to better photo quality, or is it all just marketing gimmicks?

Don’t Miss: Sony’s Detachable Camera Lens Turn Smartphones To A Full-fledged Digital Camera

Megapixels do matter, but that’s only up to a certain point. What smartphone users should pay more attention to, are details like the quality of the lens, shutter speed, image processing technology, circuitry and sensor — not to mention your mastery of lighting, composition and the cam....
www.techrez.com/2014/09/megapixels-are-overrated.html

vowiski: Leading mobile phone manufacturers in China have earned a notorious reputation for slamming outrageous megapixels on their smartphone cameras, and most phone lovers have fallen victim of such practices.

We have seen Nokia Lumia 1020 launched with 41 MP cameras, and that’s obviously an incredible feat of achievement in the smartphone world. Sony has also created a benchmark for itself with the Xperia smartphones, attaining as much as 20 MP on its camera sensor, while the highly rated Samsung Galaxy S5 is slammed with a 16 MP camera. But do all of these really sum of to the quality of images a smartphone can output?

Users rate the quality of their smartphone cameras with the range of megapixeles available to them, at least, this is what mobile vendors want the ordinary smartphone enthusiast to believe, but Apple thinks otherwise and the iPhone 6 which retains the 8 megapixeles camera of its predecessor efficiently puts the overemphasis on higher megapixels to shame!

Now, What’s A Megapixel?

A megapixel is equal to one million pixels. A pixel is a picture element. The more pixels used to produce a photo, the less “grainy” it will appear and the better any enlargements made from it will be.

Do More Megapixels Mean Better Photo Quality?

It seems logical that more megapixels would mean a sharper photo. In truth, though, it could just mean a terrible photo made of more dots.

Ouch…

If you got a smartphone with 8 megapixels, you wish you could get a newer model that has 16 MP cameras. But does it really mean anything? Does having more megapixels amount to better photo quality, or is it all just marketing gimmicks?

Don’t Miss: Sony’s Detachable Camera Lens Turn Smartphones To A Full-fledged Digital Camera

Megapixels do matter, but that’s only up to a certain point. What smartphone users should pay more attention to, are details like the quality of the lens, shutter speed, image processing technology, circuitry and sensor — not to mention your mastery of lighting, composition and the cam....
www.techrez.com/2014/09/megapixels-are-overrated.html

EmoBoy: You won't understand why you need phones with more mp until you need to take photos of objects or people that are at a distance. That's when you'll acknowledge that your 8 mp is trash.

vowiski:

slinkman: more megapixel means more picture resolution. and not really the display of the pic. the s5 won the iphone in that department, giving more details in a picture, because of its high megapixels. watch YouTube camera comparisons. the s5 edged the iphone 6 camera

vowiski:

I guess that's the way to ask questions or maybe I have suddenly forgotten how to read.. I have been here long enough to know when someone is trolling..