Best Camera Phones in India

The Google’s Pixel 2 XL is the best camera phone you can have today. It’s also the most dependable smartphone camera out there, edging out the iPhone by a small margin. The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are meant for Android phone lovers who want the best possible camera. Thanks to the intelligent camera algorithm you always capture the best picture. It also has a dependable battery life.

Losing to the Pixel 2 XL, the Apple iPhone X is the second best camera phone available today. Like the iPhone 8 Plus, it also uses a dual camera setup, but takes even better images. In other aspects though, it is a much better phones than the Pixel 2 XL. It is extremely fast, beautiful and offers dependable battery life. However, you will be paying a very steep price for the phone.

The Galaxy S9+ carries a dual camera setup as last year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the primary camera features variable aperture. Samsung has improved the camera algorithm and now the phone can take better images in low light. But that just means it’s still amongst the best. The dual-pixel sensor focuses fast and the camera is more dependable this time.

The Galaxy S9+ carries a dual camera setup as last year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the primary camera features variable aperture. Samsung has improved the camera algorithm and now the phone can take better images in low light. But that just means it’s still amongst the best. The dual-pixel sensor focuses fast and the camera is more dependable this time.

The Galaxy Note 8 is Samsung’s most dependable camera ever. It has dual-cameras to offer bokeh effects, while regular shooting is great too. The Note 8 chooses vivid colours and bright frames over details, but most will still like that. As mentioned above, it’s the best low light shooter behind the Pixel phones, and it’s a either/or choice between this one and the iPhone 8 Plus.

Reiterating on the dual camera system used by the LG G6, the V30+ is now one of the best camera smartphones. The phones takes good images in varied lighting conditions and is even more impressive for capturing video. The performance is just as good as any other flagship available today and it is also offers a stellar battery life.

The HTC U11 is largely understated when it comes to camera lists. However, the phone has one of the best cameras out there. It can go toe to toe against any of the phones you’ve read about so far. The 12MP camera seems quite regular, but it’s especially good for low light shooting.

Huawei was amongst the first to bring dual-cameras to smartphones, and the company has continued the practice. The Honor V10 doesn’t sport the P10’s Leica partnership, but it has a good dual-camera setup nevertheless. Huawei follows the RGB+monochrome setup to produce detailed photos with accurate colours.

The OnePlus 5T dual-camera isn’t as good as OnePlus claims it to be, but it’s still better than most smartphone cameras out there. With the improved low light camera at the back, it sometimes takes better images than the Apple iPhone 8 sometimes. It’s a great camera to have in your pocket, and the fastest Android phone you can buy today.

The Xperia XZ1 comes with some interesting camera technologies inside. The predictive capture feature intelligently clicks the right emotion, while the phone also makes an effort to reduce blur on moving subjects. The Xperia XZ1 isn’t the most dependable camera out there, but if you have enough time, it can take some excellent photos.