See this Galaxy A9 camera sample taken by each of its four rear cameras

Last updated: Oct 11th, 2018 at 16:21 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy A9 is the world's beginning smartphone with 4 rear cameras. You go a 24-megapixel lens for regular pictures, a 5-megapixel lens for bokeh (Live Focus) pictures, a telephoto lens for zooming in on a field of study, and an ultra-wide lens for capturing, well, a wider scene than regular cameras. And if you're wondering how each of these makes a difference to what you capture, nosotros accept a photographic camera sample that we shot with each of the iv rear cameras on the Milky way A9 (2018).

Galaxy A9 camera samples: One from each of the quad rear cameras

The ultra-wide photographic camera on the Galaxy A7 is reason alone for us to recommend that phone for potential buyers, and the Milky way A9's 4 rear cameras expect quite useful too. Separating the depth and zoom cameras is also a good pace in our opinion. Having just a telephoto lens for zoom and Live Focus functionality, as is the case on Samsung flagships, means y'all have to move away from a subject whenever y'all want to have a bokeh shot. Samsung's mid-range and budget phones that have standard secondary depth sensors for Live Focus pictures tend to work better in that regard.

Of grade, our final verdict on how these cameras work will come in our Milky way A9 review, but if you are wondering why Samsung had to put iv cameras on a phone, we hope the Galaxy A9 camera samples below volition give you a hint. The first one is taken by the 24MP primary photographic camera and is followed by the ultra-wide, Live Focus, and 2x zoom shots respectively. Check them out and let us know what you think nigh the Galaxy A9 (2018)! Don't forget to read our hands-on feel with the phone as well.