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Here we go. Smartphones having dual cameras may not be for you if:

#1. YOU JUST WANT IT BECAUSE YOU HEARD “TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE”

A lot of phone review blogs and website have conveyed the message “Two is better than one” when talking about recent smartphones with dual cameras such as iPhone 7+, Huawei P10 etc. All I can I say is ‘Two is better than one if they are both good’. Don’t be in a hurry to buy a phone having dual cameras because you saw a random blog post advising you to do so and remember, not all review is honest.

If you are not looking forward to achieve something good with a dual camera phone, just stick to single camera smartphone and save yourself the extra money that you will spend buying it.

#2. YOU CARE LESS ABOUT BOKEH

The effect where you see a background image blurred while focusing more on the subject in a photograph is called bokeh (a Japanese term). This is usually used by expert photographers.

If you care less about bokeh or you intend editing the picture and adding the blurry background effect using software – it is obvious you don’t need a smartphone with dual cameras. All you need is to go extra mile to use trickery in adding bokeh to your photos.


#3. YOU CAN TAKE A STEP CLOSER TO YOUR SUBJECT AND IGNORE ZOOMING

Yeah, of course you can do without zooming when taking photos except in some cases. Be natural for once, move closer to the subject you want to take photos of and viola! Magic happens.

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I love dual camera, useful or not.