Whether the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, the Sony Xperia Z5 or iPhone 6s, it is no use running behind megapixels.
If you have a habit of choosing your smartphone with the number of megapixels a camera, you might want to reconsider your judgment. The race started pixels for ten years now. Indispensable part of any marketing plan, the resolution may nevertheless misleading. The picture quality of the iPhone 6s is more to prove. Yet the resolution of its optical sensor is lower than many competing devices. The Youtubeur Marques Brownlee has released a video to explain why megapixels are only the tip of the iceberg.
Brownlee points out that the amount of pixels only influences the ability to zoom. If you do not plan to print your photos in wall format, so there is unlikely to be penalized by the number of megapixels. However, other components are essential as the quality of the optical sensor and the pixel size. More recently, the larger the captured light is important and the better the picture. One area in which great devices like the Nexus 6P or the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (the release date is still pending). But the video above reminds one essential point: the picture quality is never objective. Although comprehensive, the technical characteristics of the device will not impact your preference for a shot over another.
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