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S6 edge:
Unedited. Shot using 'pro' mode with focus set to macro. F1.9, 1/646s (Set automatically), ISO 100 (Lowest setting), no flash.

Qw3bki7.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132153346@N02/17164340879/in/photostream/ (full resolution)

LG G4:
Unedited. Shot using manual mode. manual focus set to macro focus. F1.8, 1/215s, ISO 50 (lowest setting), no flash

LVxSDr3.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132153346@N02/16728033464/in/photostream/ (full resolution)

In my opinion, I think LG G4 is quite close to S6 edge. I find LG G4 camera abit sharper. The downside is the color reproduction is not as saturated as S6 Edge however I can say that it is much more accurate to what you actually see in real life. I also took this photo in raw and if I were to edit the raw file, I believe that I will be able to boost the contrast to the level of S6 edge :)

So what do you guys think of the comparison? Just leave some comments :)

Thanks for the photos! Yeah I think the G4 is a bit sharper and abiiiiit more detailed. The S6 is indeed more saturated but I'd take the picture that is closer to what is seen in real life. Again, both look great but I'd take the G4 :D
 

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This method of extending battery life was found out by chance and much research during my G2 days. It extended battery life to crazy levels for myself and many others alike... (for more detailed info you can see G2 thread)

Though G2 and G4 may have an entirely different DNA makeup of hardware and software, hopefully, folks with trial units would be able to test the below method out.

Some may disagree into putting the battery through such phases and I fully respect that but as I've mentioned, for some reason it did wonders for some G2 users after applying the method below.

1. Completely, drain battery.
2. Press power-on button for about 10 seconds on a depleated battery.
3. After step 2, start charging (Do not switch the phone on)
4. Charge for a good 8hrs without any interruptions (phone should be off)
5. After step 4, unhook the charger and switch on phone.
6. Do not use phone for at least, an hour and let the battery calibrate.
7. After step 6, use phone as per normal and see if there is any difference.

If you do embark on this mission please do provide your feedback and yes, the usual disclaimer.. am not responsible if you screw-up your phone.. =:p
 

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S6 edge:
Unedited. Shot using 'pro' mode with focus set to macro. F1.9, 1/646s (Set automatically), ISO 100 (Lowest setting), no flash.

LG G4:
Unedited. Shot using manual mode. manual focus set to macro focus. F1.8, 1/215s, ISO 50 (lowest setting), no flash

In my opinion, I think LG G4 is quite close to S6 edge. I find LG G4 camera abit sharper. The downside is the color reproduction is not as saturated as S6 Edge however I can say that it is much more accurate to what you actually see in real life. I also took this photo in raw and if I were to edit the raw file, I believe that I will be able to boost the contrast to the level of S6 edge :)

So what do you guys think of the comparison? Just leave some comments :)

i find the G4 photo is much nicer although its slightly brighter. maybe take another photo to compare.
 

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S6 edge:
Unedited. Shot using 'pro' mode with focus set to macro. F1.9, 1/646s (Set automatically), ISO 100 (Lowest setting), no flash.

Qw3bki7.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132153346@N02/17164340879/in/photostream/ (full resolution)

LG G4:
Unedited. Shot using manual mode. manual focus set to macro focus. F1.8, 1/215s, ISO 50 (lowest setting), no flash

LVxSDr3.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132153346@N02/16728033464/in/photostream/ (full resolution)

In my opinion, I think LG G4 is quite close to S6 edge. I find LG G4 camera abit sharper. The downside is the color reproduction is not as saturated as S6 Edge however I can say that it is much more accurate to what you actually see in real life. I also took this photo in raw and if I were to edit the raw file, I believe that I will be able to boost the contrast to the level of S6 edge :)

So what do you guys think of the comparison? Just leave some comments :)

I have a feeling that the macro shot done by the S6 edge is slightly out of focus. There is a minimum focusing distance that you can go up to. Nice details on how you shot the photos. Although I am biased towards the G4, it's weird seeing that the S6 is so far behind. I might be wrong though. :)
 

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I have a feeling that the macro shot done by the S6 edge is slightly out of focus. There is a minimum focusing distance that you can go up to. Nice details on how you shot the photos. Although I am biased towards the G4, it's weird seeing that the S6 is so far behind. I might be wrong though. :)

yeah I was thinking that the s6 might have been abit out of focus. In that case LG G4 macro is definitely better as it is able to focus in a closer distance :)
 

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Both photos look quite similar.
At this point, seems to me, just nitpicking at pixels.
 

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okie I just edited raw (DNG) photo of the bug macro shot taken with the G4 and edited it with Adobe Lightroom. Im really impressed with the capabilities of the raw file :)

I felt that the edit was pretty bad. Details were lost after the edit. It felt that an instagram filter was slapped on. I guess the information captured on smartphone's RAW and DSLR's RAW is just too big of a difference. Wonder how is the dynamic range information, but it seems that bringing down the highlight adds in quite noticeable bit of noise if I were to pixel peep.
 

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I have a note 4 and testing the LG g4 now. I'm using a 4 driver heir audio earphones. Personally, I think note 4 is better. Lg g4 stock music player is quite bad. But when I used with poweramp player, Its much better but still not as good as note 4. Actually s6 sound is the best to me as it uses a wolfson dac

Sent from LGE LG-F500L using GAGT

wah using such good iem on phone... overkill... why dun get a decent DAP like ibasso or fiio?;)
 
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I felt that the edit was pretty bad. Details were lost after the edit. It felt that an instagram filter was slapped on. I guess the information captured on smartphone's RAW and DSLR's RAW is just too big of a difference. Wonder how is the dynamic range information, but it seems that bringing down the highlight adds in quite noticeable bit of noise if I were to pixel peep.

thanks for the honest comment! :) I am still learning how to process raw. Any good websites that offer tips to intro?
 

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QUOTE=yamihamir;93575238]I have a note 4 and testing the LG g4 now. I'm using a 4 driver heir audio earphones. Personally, I think note 4 is better. Lg g4 stock music player is quite bad. But when I used with poweramp player, Its much better but still not as good as note 4. Actually s6 sound is the best to me as it uses a wolfson dac

Sent from LGE LG-F500L using GAGT

wah using such good iem on phone... overkill... why dun get a decent DAP like ibasso or fiio?;)[/QUOTE]

Good idea! currently searching for one.
 
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close up macro n4 lose to iphone6 and 6+ actually
sound quality iphone 6 and 6+ beats n4 hand down
so user find n4 macro or close up lost to g4 is not a surpiced
 

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seems that s6 cam takes more vibrant photos.

auto focus g4 wins hands down.

really torn b/w the s6 and g4. which one is better. lol
 

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seems that s6 cam takes more vibrant photos.

auto focus g4 wins hands down.

really torn b/w the s6 and g4. which one is better. lol

You only concentrate on the camera performance in certain
areas like more details and lacking the contrast as compared
to G4 which is much faster in focusing. The G4 can take
beautiful night photos too and has lots of contrast to
stand out.

Other areas like the front 8 mega pixel camera with the
changeable battery is already a winner. No way I would
go for the s6 if given the choice between these two.
 

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Ok guys some more shots. This time G4 and Note 4. All photos are taken on auto mode for both phones and HDR On. This is just a quick test. I find that some colors like red and purple are more accurate to real life when taken by the Note 4.

G4:
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N4:
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G4:
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N4:
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G4:
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N4:
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G4:
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N4:
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