The Best Smartphones Camera in 2022

The Best Phones Camera in 2022

The best camera phones offer a tantalizing combination of the pinnacle of imaging technology with pin sharp displays and linghtning fast internet connectivity. In fact some handsets can deliver better photographs than the proper camera you might otherwise be tempted to pick up. And now i will show you the best smartphones camera in 2022.

5. OnePlus 9 Pro

Past OnePlus phones have usually been a step or two behind the rest of the best camera phones, but that's changed with the OnePlus 9 Pro. Thanks to a partnership with camera specialist hasselblad. It has a 48MP F/1.8 Main Camera and 8MP F/2.4 Telephoto One with 3.3x time optical zoom, a 50MP F/2.2 Ultra Wide One and a 2MP Monochrome Lens.

Of those the ultra wide is arguably the most notable as it has a freeform lens design that reduces the barrel distortion often found at the edges of ultra wide shots taken on other phones. And while the OnePlus 9 Pro has powerful manual controls it also works well when taking photos in auto, so this is a strong point in shoot choice. With video recording at up to 8K quality 2 and a capable 60MP front-facing camera. The OnePlus 9 Pro is a good all rounder as far as photography goes and in most other ways the design very in tune with OnePlus burdenless design philosophy is slim and elegant.

The 6.7 Inch QHD+ display delivers stunning visuals at 120 Hertz with next generation LTPO technology that conserves battery. The OnePlus 9 Pro cannot compete with other flagships in terms of zoom cameras but at this price it is a more than valid all-rounder option and it has 5G TIP.

4. Huawei Mate 40 Pro

The Huawei Mate 40 Pro display looks pretty great. Though the positive streaming service apps means that opportunities for enjoying it are somewhat limited. This screen is 6.76 Inches giagonally it has a 2772x1344 resolution and as a result images look sharp. The Huawei Mate 40 Pro with its triple rear camera setup also looks to be quite the capable candidate although do note it does lack access to any google apps.

It has a 50MP F/1.9 Main Camera, a 12MP F/3.4 Periscope One (5x optical zoom), and a 20MP F/1.8 Ultra-Wide One. The Huawei Mate 40 Pro also has decent setup on the front with a 13MP F/2.4 Camera joinded by a time of flight sensor for sensing depth. Those wider apertures on the 50MP Main Snapper and the 20MP Ultra Wide should also make this a good option for low light photography.

3. Google Pixel 6 Pro

Google has a habit of delivering exellent photography experiences on its phones and the Google Pixel 6 Pro is no exception. Its hardware and sofware have both seen huge upgrades from the Pixel 5. The phone measures 6.5x 3.0 x 0.4 inches (HWD) and weighs 7.4 ounces. These dimensions are pretty common for a flagship but it might be on the large side for people with small hands.

The 50MP Main Camera sensor lets in 150 more light, while the 48MP telephoto lens sports four times optical zoom and 20 times digital zoom, and the 11MP front facing camera has a 94 degree field of view for ultra wide selfie. Not only do you get the best cameras on an android phone but the Pixel 6 Pro sports the new tensor chip which lends itself well to things like computational photography and new Google assistant features. If you're in the android camp this is the phone to get if you want the best mobile photography experience.

2. Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra builds on the success of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, it offers a vast array of lenses. These include Two 10MP Telephoto Lenses. One is F/2.4 with a 36 Degree FOV and the other is F/4.9 with an 11 Degree FOV. There's also a 12MP Ultra Wide with a 120 Degree FOV and then there's the 108MP Main Wide Camera F/1.8 an 8 to 5 Degree FOV. More broadly this is a large stylish and powerful smartphone.

Its 6.8 inch AMOLED screen is to die for with smooth motion vivid colors, impressive brightness and 500 pixels per inch resolution. The S pen stylus is brilliant and gives you the kind of productivity you previously only got with a galaxy note. There's a powerful 5.000 MAH battery to keep it going for hours and the design and look of the phone is simple but to our eyes very stylish.

1. iPhone 13 Pro Max

Apple's 6.7 inch flagship smartphone is as usual right at the cutting edge. This one has bigger sensors than ever so can produce brighter photos even in low light and at night. Apple went all out with the iPhone 13 Pro Max's hardware increasing the sensor size for the main and ultra wide cameras and adding autofocus to the latter. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are stunning camera phones each packing a 12MP F/1.5 Main Sensor, a 12MP F/1.8 Ultra Wide and a 12MP F/2.8 Telephoto with 3x optical zoom.

While they lack a dedicated macro lens they're still arguably better for macro photography than any rival. Apple also improved its computational photography especially when it comes to low light. Also new this year are photographic styles, basically real time filters and cinematic mode. The latter is portrait video on steroids boasting dynamically shifting focus to create a truly professional video experience.