Is The Galaxy S7 Or S9 Camera Better

Samsung Galaxy S9 vs Galaxy S7 camera comparison

22 March 2018 3

Samsung Milky way flagships are well-known for their impressive camera functioning which tends to better with each generation. The same holds true for the current-generation Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ which have an improved withal a quite like photographic camera like to its predecessors Galaxy S8 and Milky way S8+. And while we have compared the newest flagships with many of the contemporary smartphones, it is time for camera comparison with the Galaxy S7.

It is worth mentioning that even though the Galaxy S7 is now a 2-year-sometime smartphone, it notwithstanding remains ane of the best when information technology comes to the photography aspect. This is the reason it makes sense to compare the two devices to come across what are the differences between the camera performances of the two teams. One of the biggest changes is apparently the presence of variable discontinuity (f/two.5-f/1.4) on Galaxy S9 which makes information technology possible to click meliorate shots in well-lit as well every bit low-low-cal atmospheric condition.

Here is a quick overview of camera specifications on both Galaxy specifications:

	Samsung Milky way S9	Samsung Galaxy S7
Rear Camera	12MP with Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS, and LED flash	12MP with Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS, and LED flash
Aperture	f/1.5-f/2.4	f/one.7
Pixel Size	1.4 µm	ane.4 µm
Front Camera	8MP with Auto HDR	5MP with Auto HDR
Discontinuity	f/1.vii	f/1.7
Pixel Size	1.22 µm	1.34 µm

Without any further delay, here are the camera samples shared by the folks over SamMobile:

So what exercise you think of the photographic camera performances of Milky way S9 and S7? Which ane did you like better? Share your thoughts with us using the comments section below.

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