Nov 29, 2022 4:48 PM

Samsung Galaxy A23 5G Camera Samples

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A23, main camera. The primary camera struggles during medium to low lighting as you can see in this shot. The colors are off, and the overall image just doesn't look great.
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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, main camera. During the day, you'll get acceptable photos that are decently sharp and colorful.

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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, main camera. This is a pretty sharp image with good colors and nice lighting, but compare it with the following photo.
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Google Pixel 6A, main camera. The Pixel's photo is a good deal sharper—you can see so many more fine strands of pet hair on my dog than on the A23 image.

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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, main camera, Night mode. It's grainy, devoid of color, and not terribly sharp. Compare it with the following photo.
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Google Pixel 6A, main camera, Night Sight. The Pixel photo is much more colorful, sharper, and not as grainy. Completely the opposite\!

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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, main camera, Night mode. This image hits on the same notes as the previous low-light image, albeit a little nicer. It's still shareable.  
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Google Pixel 6A, main camera, Night Sight. The Pixel, however, one-ups it again in nearly every way.

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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, main camera, Night mode. Zoom in on my dog's face and it's quite blotchy in detail. Compare it with the following photo. 
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Google Pixel 6A, main camera, Night Sight. The Pixel 6A's image is significantly sharper all around.

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