Apr 13, 2020 9:08 PM

LG V60 ThinQ Camera Shots

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LG V60 ThinQ's main camera can over-saturate a little bit, but you get strong details in good lighting.
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The V60's Night mode can brighten up low-light scenes relatively well.

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LG V60 ThinQ's Night mode. You can see how colors can look as though they have been sapped away sometimes.
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Samsung Galaxy S20's Night mode. The colors here are far more distinct. This is more likely a photo you'll share over the LG shot.

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2x digital zoom. I don't recommend zooming further as the quality tends to drop quickly.
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LG V60 ThinQ's main camera. Notice how it struggles to expose the sky properly.

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Samsung Galaxy S20's main camera. The sky is much better exposed here. 
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 A selfie from the LG V60 ThinQ. The colors are a bit too warm.

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A selfie from Samsung's Galaxy S20. There's a good deal more detail over LG's photo. 
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LG V60 ThinQ's ultrawide camera does a good job of taking in large scenes, but it's far from the best ultrawide around.

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