How iPhone's camera differs from Android's?: Better image quality despite fewer megapixels, iPhone 16 series to launch today

American company Apple will launch iPhone 16 series in global markets including India on September 9. It may include four models – iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Along with the features and operating system of the iPhone, its camera is the most discussed. On the one hand, the focus is on providing a camera with the highest megapixel count among Android smartphones. At the same time, the iPhone offers a lower megapixel camera, which captures better photos than smartphones with 200 megapixel cameras. In such a situation, many people would be wondering what is it about the iPhone camera that shoots better photos and videos even with less megapixels? To understand this, first basic information about the camera… All smartphone cameras are made up of three basic parts. The first lens, which sends light inside the camera. The second is the sensor, which converts the tiny particles (photons) coming from the focus of light into electric signals, and the third is the software, which converts those electric signals into photos. A camera with a larger sensor takes better photos in low light Sensor quality, size, and lens technology play an important role in the overall performance of the camera. Larger sensors can capture more light, resulting in better detail being captured in photos. There are sensor size measurements like 1/2.55 inch, 1/1.7 inch, 1 inch etc. Larger sensors generally provide better low-light performance and sharpness. More Megapixels Doesn't Guarantee Better Image Quality More Megapixels (MP) means more detail, but it's also related to subquality and size. Cameras with more megapixels can capture more detail in photos, but don't always guarantee better image quality. How does an iPhone camera differ from an Android phone? iPhone cameras differ from Android phones in many ways. This includes hardware, software and image processing technology. , keep these 5 things in mind before buying a good camera phone

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