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Many users choose a new smartphone only after verified the quality of the cameras. That’s why Samsung has used all the modern technologies to allow you to take pictures of “quality reflex” with Galaxy S6 . There are no field tests that can confirm the words of the Korean manufacturer, but the goal is to get images with a level of detail comparable to what the human eye sees in the real world .
The resolution of rear camera was unchanged (16 megapixels), but Samsung has made several enhancements that allow you to take pictures in any lighting condition. For the two Galaxy S6 was chosen a goal with f / 1.9 , while the optical stabilization (OIS) and white balance infrared allow you to capture clear, bright images without blurring. The resolution of the front camera is instead increased from 2 to 5 megapixels. The optical wide angle lets you take “wide Selfie” (or Selfie group) very easily.
The CMOS sensor is 1.4 times larger than its predecessor, so pictures taken have a quality similar to or even higher than those obtained with the main camera of other smartphones. Both cameras offer the HDR (High Dynamic Range) in real time. HDR images are generated by combining multiple shots at different exposure levels, a process that requires enough time. The Galaxy S6, instead, the result is immediate; Furthermore, the function is activated automatically, as smartphones analyze the lighting conditions of the surrounding environment.
In addition to the normal mode, the two Galaxy S6 include a professional mode that allows you to manually set the individual parameters Shooting. The Quick Launch activates the camera in about 0.7 seconds, when you press the home button twice. The autofocus is able to focus on the subject in just 0.3 seconds. The new Samsung smartphones are the first in the world to the integrated ‘ autofocus “fast tracking” . You can shoot children and animals in motion, getting perfect images.
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