Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Sony Xperia Z3 blind camera comparison: you choose the better phone

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Alright, smartphone aficionados and camera buffs, we've got something that's surely going to draw your attention. It is time for another blind camera comparison of ours, and the contestants we've chosen indeed have plenty of potential in the field. In the left corner, equipped with a 16MP camera, F2.2 aperture, OIS, and 1/2.6 sensor, we have the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 – the winner of our previous camera comparison and many more before it. And in the right corner stands the Sony Xperia Z3, packing a 20.7MP camera with F2.0 aperture and 1/2.3 sensor. Who's going to be victorious at the end of this race? Well, it all depends on our valued readers' votes.
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Minutes later, our walk through the park brought us here. This image demonstrates how the two cameras handle details and sharpness in their images. Both snappers have high-res sensors, so we didn't really expect to see much of a difference in the results from such a test. Yet there is some. Color representation also differs.
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For this scene, the setting sun's rays were making their way through the cloudy sky, providing additional light and warmth. While the spot is great for taking detailed camera samples, it is also suitable for a first date.
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Hungry yet? Our improvised nature morte shot might make you. It's a scene taken indoors, with some natural light coming through a window at the side. The cameras' color accuracy can be judged by looking at these two images.
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This pair of images was taken indoors, with a bunch of CFL bulbs providing warm white light. It's a tricky scene to capture due to the non-optimal conditions and because flash wasn't used. Take a close look to examine how well the cameras perform in low light – how much noise they allow to occur and how much detail they can capture.
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And lastly, we have a night scene – the kind where light is scarce, thus posing a true challenge to any camera. Still, both cameras seem to have done a respectable job.