Best Camera Phones in India

The iPhone 11 Pro is hands down the best smartphone you can buy right now. Not just for smooth and fast performance but for the camera as well. The iPhone 11 Pro's camera setup includes three lenses that offers consistently good photos. Apple now offers a wide-angle lens, an ultrawide lens and a telephoto lens all with the same sensor inside to offer consistency. The photos come out rich and well-detailed. There's even a night mode for taking low-light shots. You get an excellent 5.8-inch HDR10 display that tops at 800 nits. It is powered by Apple's latest A13 Bionic chip. The iPhone 11 Pro is a must-have for creators and professionals who need a camera on the go all the time. This is really the best camera smartphone you can buy right now.

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While the camera hardware mostly remained the same as the Galaxy S10, the Note 10 adds an extra camera on the back along with a ToF sensor for better augmented reality apps. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus is Samsung's best attempt at a smartphone camera yet, not because of the camera hardware. This doesn't have the typical 48MP camera that's there on the high-end and mid-rangers. Instead, Samsung tweaked the imaging algorithm, added a dedicated night mode and live focus in videos to provide a wide array of options while shooting. Features like zoom-in mic while shooting videos and an in-built full-fledged video editor will be quite useful for someone who uses their smartphone for vlogging and the likes. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ comes across as a phone very similar to the Galaxy S10+, save for a few new features that may or may not turn out to be useful. There’s a lot of reason for old Note users to upgrade to this one.

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The OnePlus 8 Pro features not one, but two 48MP cameras this time in a quad camera stack. There’s a primary 1/1.3” 48MP Sony IMX689 sensor that’s slightly larger than the 1/2” footprint of the previous generation. Then there’s another 1/2” 48MP IMX586 that’s used in the ultrawide lens which is what sets this phone apart from others in this segment. The quad camera stack also includes an 8MP telephoto lens with 3X hybrid zoom and a colour filter lens.

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The Mi 10 is the first smartphone under Rs 50,000 to rock the 108MP camera sensor developed by Samsung’s imaging team. The sensor measures 1/1.33”, second only to the size of the custom sensor used in the Huawei P40 Pro+. The large sensor size accommodates more than a 100 million 0.8 micron pixels, which helps in achieving noise-free digital zoom and a fair amount of detail at 100% crop. The sensor also outputs 27MP photos by default by binning four neighbouring 0.8um pixels into a large 1.6um pixels, the same technology used in the previous 48MP and 64MP cameras. Aside from the 108MP camera, there camera setup is disappointingly average. There’s a 13MP ultrawide and two 2MP sensors for macro and portrait photos. Indeed, the final JPEG output is largely improved by the new Spectra ISP on the Snapdragon 865 which works in tandem with Xiaomi’s colour-boosting AI algorithm and HDR mode to produce photos that look highly palatable.

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The Huawei P30 Pro is a camera beast that sets a benchmark for mobile photography. As for the optics, the P30 Pro sports a 40MP, f/1.6, 27mm (wide) lens with PDAF and OIS + a Periscope 8MP, f/3.4, 125mm (telephoto), lens with PDAF and OIS + a 5x optical zoom 20 MP, f/2.2, 16mm (ultrawide) with PDAF and a TOF 3D camera. It has a 32MP selfie shooter. The handset features a 6.47 inches OLED display. It also offers flagship performance making it one of the best phones to buy right now.

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The Samsung Galaxy S10+ sports a new design and a brilliant display. There's flagship performance on offer and also improved cameras that now includes a wide-angle lens. The camera stack itself is quite consistent across all lighting situations. The low-light performance has especially improved. The phone is a powerhouse and offers an excellent performance. It has a sleek design, a beautiful screen, excellent camera and offer unparalleled performance.

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OnePlus 8 remains an underachiever primarily in the camera department, but that’s not to say it comes with bad cameras. The OnePlus 8 features a 48MP camera that uses the ½-inch Sony IMX586 sensor with an f/1.8 aperture and support for OIS and EIS. This is followed by a 16MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a 116-degree field of view. It trades the telephoto lens from 7T for a 2MP macro camera instead and this is where things get a little confusing.

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One thing that seals the Realme X3 SuperZoom’s fate as a camera-heavy flagship is its lowlight capabilities. It’s right now the only smartphone in India to boast of a dedicated astrophotography mode. Other than that, it has the 64MP Samsung GW-1 sensor as primary, along with an 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro camera.

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The iQOO 3 5G goes big on performance and gaming, but its also a pretty decent camera smartphone bolstered by iQOO's reliable AI algorithm and high-res camera hardware. Photos from the iQOO 3 5G come out sharp with lots of details and with excellent dynamic range. We particularly enjoyed taking photos of close-up objects. The video mode is also quite reliable with no focus drop. However, the telephoto lens in the camera setup is a little faulty and shifts focus while you're trying to take the photo.

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2020 saw the launch of a new Poco smartphone (finally) and while it skips on offering flagship performance, the Poco X2 does offer premium camera performance with a 64MP quad camera setup that also includes an ultrawide, telephoto and macro lens. The Poco X2 is also good for vloggers with a short video mode that optimises for apps like TikTok.

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