Camera comparison: Galaxy A8+ (2018) vs Galaxy A7 (2017)
Final updated: February 7th, 2018 at xv:48 UTC+01:00
The Galaxy A8 (2018) and Milky way A8+ (2018) are Samsung's beginning smartphones with dual front cameras, which, as we noted in our review, impressed u.s.a. with their functioning. On the back, the 16-megapixel sensor has carried over with the same megapixel count from the A5 (2017) and A7 (2017), but at present has a larger aperture (F1.7) for enhanced low-light functioning. The primary front camera is also a 16MP sensor, while the secondary sensor is an 8MP unit that helps have Live Focus photos similar the ones we saw from the rear camera on the Milky way Note 8.
In short, the camera specs on this twelvemonth's A serial phones have gotten a notable bump in some key areas, merely how do these cameras perform compared to those on the 2017 models of the Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7? We used the Galaxy A7 (2017) and Galaxy A8+ (2018) to take a couple of pictures to respond that question.
Note: Since the Galaxy A5 (2017) and A8 (2018) have the same photographic camera hardware as their larger siblings, this camera comparison applies to the A5 and A8 as well.
Camera comparison: Galaxy A8+ (2018) vs Galaxy A7 (2017)
First, let's talk almost the rear photographic camera. The rear photographic camera benefits from a higher aperture and back up for real-fourth dimension HDR, so performance in poor lighting and against brilliant subjects is slightly meliorate than the A7. Detail in photos taken in bright natural light is at par with the A7, and so is the particular in low-light shots, which is to say both phones lose out on detail in tough lighting conditions.
Just colors are dialed downward on the A8+ and are closer to the actual subject, although this can plow out to be a disadvantage at times. That's especially true in low-low-cal pics where, sadly, the A8+ is too prone to blurring things out like the A7 if you're not holding the phone stable enough. The A8+ doesn't suffer from camera shake as much as its predecessor, merely it'due south even so a problem that mars the overall experience.
Selfies is where the Galaxy A8+ (and Galaxy A8) truly shines. Camera shake was besides an effect with the front camera on last twelvemonth's A serial phones, but it's pretty much non-existent on the 2018 models. In most scenarios, the A8+ was able to recreate skin tones more than accurately. The resolved detail, yet, isn't annihilation to write home about. The A7's photos come out quite soft for the high-resolution sensor, and the A8+ isn't much dissimilar in that regard.
We also put the Alive Focus feature on the A8+ to test against the software-based bokeh mode that was introduced on the 2017 models with an update (check out the second selfie sample). Here, the A8+' dual cameras exercise a cracking chore. The A7, working without dedicated hardware for bokeh photos, messes upward the areas around the subject. Not surprising, and this is why the A8 and A8+ are bang-up options if taking selfies is an essential part of the smartphone experience for you.
In fact, the forepart cameras are the merely reason one should consider upgrading from last year's A serial phones, and even the 2016 models, every bit far as the imaging experience is concerned. The rear camera however doesn't have what it takes to offer pleasing results in any scenario other than daytime weather condition. When yous motion indoors or take pictures in poor lighting, camera milk shake continues to be an effect and can ruin many photos, forcing you to have the same photo a couple of times to get the right shot. Once again, with selfies photographic camera shake isn't an outcome, and with the excellent Live Focus mode, the 16MP+8MP front camera combination is what makes the A8+ (and the A8) stand out.
Bank check out the comparison camera samples below. Slide correct to see the Galaxy A8+ photograph and left to run across the A7 (2017) photo. Since our back-end doesn't currently allow for zooming in on comparison samples, we've also added all the samples to a Google Photos album, which y'all can check out for a better look.
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