Which Samsung camera phone should I buy?
Consider yourself a bit of a pro in the photography department? Can’t get through the day without snapping a cheeky selfie? Then a Samsung camera phone might be right up your street. With Samsung sporting some of the hottest smartphones on the market, it’s no wonder that every other person around the world has got one.
So if you love photography as much as we do, you’ll be interested to read our Samsung Galaxy camera review of the best 5 handsets around right now.
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Samsung Galaxy K Zoom
The Samsung Galaxy K Zoom is the king of the camera phones thanks to its massive, and I mean massive, camera lens. Measuring in at 20.7 megapixels, the K Zoom’s camera isn’t just big in the software department- with its retractable zoom lens which actually extends from the phone, the Samsung camera phone looks more like your typical point and shoot than a smartphone at all!
But what makes the Samsung Galaxy K Zoom really good isn’t just its impressive camera quality- it’s the range of Samsung apps that are built into the phone too. Take your pick from HDR, Beauty Face and Panorama to Continuous Shot, Silhouette and Night mode to make sure you get the perfect shot every time you whack out your smartphone.
And if you’re a fan of front facing camera phones for all their selfie snapping goodness, the K Zoom even features the Selfie Alarm mode, which makes it easier than ever to take self portraits.
Samsung Galaxy S5 camera
Next on the list of Samsung phones has got to be the Galaxy S5. Samsung’s 2014 flagship, the S5 boasts the best of the best when it comes to camera technology and features. Not lagging far behind the Galaxy K Zoom, the S5 features a 16 megapixel rear facing camera and is still one of the best camera phones on the market.
Like the K Zoom, the S5 also offers a number of built-in camera modes like HDR when you want to really sharpen up your pics, and Touch Up Beauty mode for when you’re just not quite looking your best. There’s even a new feature called Selective Focus, which lets you get really professional by blurring the background out as if you were using a DSLR!
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Galaxy S4 Mini
Not got the budget for a top of the range flagship phone? Don’t panic- Samsung also has a few lower tier handsets up its sleeve which still pack a punch when it comes to their camera lenses.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is one such smartphone, and despite its ‘mini’ proportions, there’s certainly nothing mini about its 8 megapixel camera! With an LED flash built in, along with the same camera specs as the Galaxy S4, the S4 Mini is definitely one to watch considering its miniscule price tag.
And you didn’t expect this Samsung camera phone to come without the usual array of camera features did you? Samsung sure knows how to keep us happy, bringing us features such as Best Photo, Continuous Shot, Sound & Shot, HDR and Panorama, amongst many more!
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Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Samsung’s latest Note smartphone has a larger than life camera which matches its humungous screen. Weighing in at 16 megapixels- just like the S5- the Note 4 camera will not fail to impress with its super fast focus and a great built in flash.
You selfie snappers out there will also be pleased to hear that there’s a dedicated selfie mode, Rear Cam Selfie, which lets you take all the self portraits you could ever want using the back camera instead of the slightly smaller 4 megapixel front facing camera lens.
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Samsung Galaxy Alpha
And last but not least is the Samsung Galaxy Alpha. One of the newest handsets in our line up, the Alpha boasts suitably stylish rear camera which measures up well to its super sleek design. Although its 12 megapixel lens might come in below the Note 4 and S5, in practice the Alpha is strong enough to fight off both handsets.
The Selective Focus mode has made the move from the Galaxy S5 to the Alpha, which means you can get really fancy creating professional looking snaps. Plus, you guessed it, the Alpha is no exception to Samsung’s range of extra camera apps, which let you capture the perfect photos depending on where you’re shooting.
Best Samsung camera phones
So if you love taking photos and messing around with filters, apps and special camera modes then a Samsung smartphone should be right at the top of your wish list. With some of the highest megapixel counts on the market, you’re sure to find a handset that suits all your photography needs!
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