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
agreed I've tried the cameras on 7+, v20 and s7e.
for auto mode, photos from s7e and 7+ turned out better, v20 shots tend to be slightly more washed out.
night/low light shots auto mode, s7e performs exceptional compared to 7+ and v20.
manual mode with the right tweaking, v20 wins hands down.
guess there is no best phone camera out there since it depends on the user's preference.
for users who just want a quick snap, s7e auto is good as compared to v20.
for users who prefer to manually tweak settings to get the best shot, go for v20. their manual mode is by far one of the best.