Cameras and photography have been a core focus of smartphones for the past few years, and almost every owner, even older ones, tries to make good use of those
Cameras and photography have been a core focus of smartphones for the past few years, and almost every owner, even older ones, tries to make good use of those small imaging sensors crammed into bricks in our pockets. Naturally, business sense dictated that the best sensors are put inside more expensive smartphones, devices that remain out of reach to a large number of the world’s population. Samsung might be slowly changing that situation with the Galaxy A13, but its 50MP camera might not be all that it cracked up to be. Smartphone manufacturers have basically made digital photography a numbers game, whether it’s the number of cameras or, more commonly, the number of pixels in the sensor.
