IMO... when I switched from note 7. to v20 I found that the camera lacked quality, the photos are duller, could be 2 reasons. The v20 display was colder. But I'm enjoying the convience of the wide angle. Its a trade off. As the saying goes, the best camera is the one you have with you....
Given a choice I loved the note7's camera.
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I loved they note 7 but not a bomb... Waiting to check out s8.
I had used n7, I7 plus and v20's camera for quite a bit, imo for still images:
All 3 have no noticeable shutter lag after key press
All 3 takes quality shots (if your compare huawei p9 plus with its Leica setup, p9 plus
is not within the league of the above 3 in terms of image clarity and quality. Although p9 plus have nice artsy Leica color tones)
N7:
+fastest auto focus on all camera phones up to this point. Best to shoot toddlers and kids in action. (Reason I got into the phone camera thing)
+ bright and clear low light shot (unrealistically bright lol)
-over processed picture, pictures looks sharper than others generally but it's over processing at play
i7 plus:
+ best true to scene white balance
+ arguably more consistent
-aged and slower focus (This used to be I phones' forte)
-weaker low light
-minimal control with no manual mode
Neutral: don't find much need for optical zoom
V20:
+ awesome control with best in market manual mode
+ wide angle capability is very welcomed
+ more versatile in all conditions due to above 2 points
-over saturated... If you think the galaxy series overdid it, this is worse
-over blown highlights on occasions
-weaker battery than other two and thus less shots