Jul 9, 2021 2:55 PM

Samsung A32 5G Gallery

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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, main camera. It was incredibly bright on the day I took this shot, so much so that I felt like the white box could've blinded me. The A32 managed to keep everything well exposed and retained colors well. 
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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, main camera. I was really surprised at the quality of this photo. I awkwardly stuck my hand under a table at an outdoor restaurant, and wholly expected the result to be a little blurry. Nope\! It's tack sharp. There's a really great natural blur effect, and the colors look solid.

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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, Night mode. It's incredibly grainy, but at the very least you can *see* everything important in this photo. It's well exposed, and the colors look OK. Compare this to the following Nord N200 5G photo, a phone that costs $40 less. 
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OnePlus Nord N200 5G, Night mode. The difference is astounding. This photo from this OnePlus phone is blurry, dark, and well, just plain bad.

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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, Night mode. Compare this to the following two photos from the Pixel 4A and the Moto G Stylus 5G. I like the Pixel shot more, but the A32 manages to pull in enough detail, looks sharp, and does a great job with white balance. 
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Google Pixel 4A, Night mode. The Pixel photo is brighter overall and much sharper. Look at the front tire, for example. It's a huge difference.

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Moto G Stylus 5G, Night mode. This is the most expensive phone out of the three and its results are middling. It does brighten up parts of the image more than Samsung, but does that matter when the whole shot is slightly blurry?
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Samsung Galaxy A32, Night mode. Compare this with the following Pixel photo. This very clearly shows the difference in camera quality between the $350 Pixel 4A and the $280 A32 5G. The Samsung photo is significantly grainy, though it still is fairly sharp.

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Google Pixel 4A, Night mode. It's almost as if you put on prescription lenses for the first time. It's so much more detailed and clearer, and a good showcase of why the Pixel 4A is our favorite Android phone. You get so much for such a low price. 
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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, main camera. It's scenes like this where Samsung's image processing can get a little out of hand. The sky is a little too blue and the plants are a little too green. You can also see that contrast is lacking because Samsung strips out a lot of shadows. Still, it's sharp\!

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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, main camera. It was a hot day\! The A32 5G doesn't blow out the sky too much, though the choice of blue is a little off. 
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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, ultrawide camera. The ultrawide camera can be versatile, but more often than not, I found the quality to b a little lacking. It's not as sharp and detailed here if you zoom in, and it pumps up the colors. Still, it's probably good enough for most social media.

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