Taking Macro shots on the Galaxy S6 is much more stress-free. Because of how frustrating they were to use. If you like to take photos of things up close, you’ll be fine with the Galaxy S6.įor a while, I could barely believe the Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, or Galaxy S5 had Macro abilities. Check back in the review soon for that particular low-light, real-life test. Although I’ve honestly yet to take the Galaxy S6 into a bar setting to test its low-light chops. The end result is no longer grainy, almost indecipherable. Low light performance has increased exponentially between the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S6. The Galaxy S5 (left) performed abysmally in our low-light test compared to this year’s Galaxy S6 (right). With a camera that takes in more light rather than simply upping the megapixels. But it’s also a testament to the fact that Samsung did right by its users in equipping the Galaxy S6. This is a boon for those who do serious photo editing with their smartphone. The Galaxy S5’s ghosting effect seems to have been effectively reduced in the Galaxy S6. The same test shot taken this year on the Galaxy S6. A test shot taken last year on the Galaxy S5. I was astonished at how much Samsung actually improved its camera. I took the Galaxy S6 to the photo lab to test its photo-taking capabilities. In the Lab Our first lab test, under bright studio lights. Whatever Samsung did to its camera software worked because this is one of the best camera phones I’ve ever used. To focus on testing its new camera capabilities. We took the Galaxy S6 out for a spin on the streets of San Francisco. Thus far, we’ve only had about a day with the phone instead of rushing a half-assed review. Samsung worked meticulously on this year’s camera to ensure it outperformed its predecessors. Rather than increase the megapixels and tout a higher number. One of its stout new features is its new camera hardware. We briefly discussed the Galaxy S6 Galaxy S6 Edge in our initial hands-on with the devices at the Mobile World Congress. Samsung put a lot more effort into this phone than the past few generations of its flagship Galaxy family. My Macworld colleagues certainly agree too. For one, I can’t get over the fact that it looks like an iPhone. We have a lot to say about the new Samsung Galaxy S6.

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