Why are people so intrigued with dual cameras?

smooth4lyfe

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Is there something I'm missing? ... I really don't see any difference in photo quality compared to single lens cameras
 
Nothing to do with photo quality. Its more focus on group photo and large landscape mode. Give you more angle before you cropp someone shoulder.
 
I won't purchase a phone that doesn't have dual cameras. I love them! I love having photo-taking options.
 
Is there something I'm missing? ... I really don't see any difference in photo quality compared to single lens cameras
This is why. These were taken from the same spot. Quality is the same but as you can see the second image fits a lot more without me moving. 0401171237_HDR.jpg0401171237a_HDR.jpg
 
I never understood this either until I got my Honor 8, and I've noticed that picture quality is infinitely better - at least, for a user like me, who snaps photos of their cat and random other things during the day; but not a huge camera enthusiast all the same. I've noticed a difference, even in low light settings where photos taken with other devices wouldn't have been as crisp.
 
The dual cameras are nice in certain situations but I'd rather have a single camera that's good in all situations. The G6 and V20 don't tick that box. Both are less than ideal in full auto and struggle with motion in the frame.
 
^^Damn, must be nice! :)

I also prefer dual cameras. If the Note 8 comes with dual cameras, that's hands down my next phone.
 
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Oh man that's nice. My wife has the 2016. How you liking sync 2.2? I've installed it on my 2016 Mustang and so far the G6 is the only phone that works right with Android auto. Haven't put it on my wife's truck yet.
I've just used Bluetooth so far with it. I haven't downloaded Android auto yet to it to play with it yet.
 
Because companies like Apple, LG have to find ways to keep selling phones. Marketing.

I guess it's unfair because i could care less for it.
 
Because companies like Apple, LG have to find ways to keep selling phones. Marketing.

I guess it's unfair because i could care less for it.

How is it just marketing? I like it from actually using it -- not because it was advertised it had it. In real life use so far it has been amazing for capturing more when I need to.
 
I've just used Bluetooth so far with it. I haven't downloaded Android auto yet to it to play with it yet.

Android auto is great but it locks you out of doing almost anything else with your phone. I guess that's a good thing.
 
Android auto is great but it locks you out of doing almost anything else with your phone. I guess that's a good thing.
Yeah. I only use voice and music when driving. It reads me the texts and lets me respond.
 
I don't like the optical distortions (fish eye or whatever its called) of wide angle lenses, so its a pass for me. I mean if its there, great, but its not a deal breaker one way or another.
 
I don't like the optical distortions (fish eye or whatever its called) of wide angle lenses, so its a pass for me. I mean if its there, great, but its not a deal breaker one way or another.
Barrel distortion is normal on wide angle shots even with professional equipment. There are shots that you just will miss without it. Some use software to correct it. I don't have the patience. Often the distortion is just around the edges and if you frame it right you crop what you don't need.
 

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