5 Awesome Camera Smartphones of 2014: The Complete List

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Generally, smartphones in India range from Rs. 3,900 to Rs. 80,000 - however, if you're looking to buy a superb camera phone, there's a long list that will surely entice you.

These high-end Smartphones don't necessarily have to be low priced, though quite a few may can be purchased for less, depending upon the model you have selected and the store you choose.

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This year was probably the best period to purchase a camera smartphone. A lot of smartphones got announced and went unnoticed due to poor camera capabilities. However, a few of them had managed to make their mark in the consumer's mind.

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We've made a list for the best camera smartphones of 2014. The combined list includes the best from all the operating systems including iOS and Android phone.

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#1

#1

Samsung Galaxy S5's superior display is not only the highlight of this charismatic Smartphone. The Android-powered handset offers an insanely fast 16MP camera with real-time HDR mode. And that's not it, you can also record videos in 4K mode. The 5.1-inch, LTE-enabled monster smartphone is priced around Rs. 34,000.

#2

#2

In many ways the iPhone 6 Plus is a path breaking handset. Like the larger iPhone 6 Plus, the iPhone 6 has an 8-MP rear iSight camera. The major difference between the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus camera is that the latter has optical image stabilization. This obviously results in better-than-expected photographs. It also has the ability to shoot 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second and slo-mo video at 240 frames per second. This high-end Smartphone starts upwards of Rs. 62,000.

Read Apple iPhone 6 Plus review

#3

#3

Sony has been using the same design for a couple of years - but the Xperia Z3 now packs a revolutionary rear-facing camera. Even though Sony has used the same 20.7MP camera with its own Exmor RS sensor which was also seen in its predecessor. However, the new device comes with a 25mm wide-angle lens and has an ISO of 12800. There a bundle of native apps and ability to record videos in 4K format. The astonishing Android-powered smartphone is priced around Rs. 48,000.

Read Sony Xperia Z3 Review

#4

#4

The Galaxy Note 4 is more than a productive tool. Unlike the Galaxy S5, which also boasts a 16MP rear-camera, the Note 4 is one notch higher, with optical image stabilization (OIS), it is a first for Samsung. The Note 4 is a crazy combination of business and multimedia features. The phone captured sharp and effortless photos during our testing. The Note 4 is now available in India for Rs. 58,000.

Read Samsung Galaxy Note 4 review

#5

#5

Accurate, bigger, and more powerful, the HTC One (M8) is as epic as its predecessor. That doesn't mean that the One (M8) lacks in the camera department. It has the same 4-megapixel sensor that HTC featured in the original One. In addition, there's the second camera sensor above the main camera, dubbed as Duo Camera. Basically, its solely for depth-of-field information, which can be used for Lytro-like focus adjustments. The HTC One (M8) is priced around Rs. 38,000. Now there's the HTC One (M8) Eye also, which boasts a 13MP camera.

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