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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs iPad Air: Comparing Their Camera Specs

The Korean giant Samsung has been in the limelight these past few years because of the variety of smartphones that it releases regularly --- one of them is Samsung Galaxy Note 4. One of the products of his…

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The Korean giant Samsung has been in the limelight these past few years because of the variety of smartphones that it releases regularly — one of them is Samsung Galaxy Note 4. One of the products of his company is Note 4 which is most commonly put against or compared with iPad Air. You will be able to learn here about the camera specifications of these two tablets.

Samsung has been working so hard to succeed in the field of tablets which Apple is dominating for quite some time already. Samsung has been trying to boost its standing in the tablet segment, hence its launch of Galaxy Note series that opened the gates to the success of the Korean giant and the most recent that it has in the market is Samsung Galaxy Note 4, launched in April 2014.

Apple’s iPad Air has been the closest rival of Galaxy Note 4 which took the world by storm and fended off many of its competitors. Let’s go ahead and compare the camera specs of these two tablets and provide a conclusion which is better than the other.

Camera of Samsung Note 4

This tablet comes with two different camera specs, one for the primary camera which is with a massive 16 mega pixel sensor and a resolution of 3456 x 4608 pixels. The tablet’s user facing camera has 2 mega pixel sensors that work well for snapping great looking selfies and making video calls.  The primary camera comes with different features like auto focus, optical image stabilization and LED flash. Also, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is equipped with HD video recording, panorama, touch focus, smile and face detection, dual shot and geo-tagging.

Camera of Apple iPad Air

Apple’s iPad Air offers its iOS 7 camera application which is already available on its siblings. While the Note 4 has a plethora of features to take pride of, this tablet from Apple doesn’t really have much to offer, but just basic features like HDR and snap-squared shaped photos.

The rear camera of iPad air comes with 5 mega pixels and it has illuminated sensor and basic auto focus. This is ideal for smartphone users who are into outdoor snapping with the tablet’s warm colors and modest color balance. The user facing camera only comes with 1.2 mega pixels which is not that striking because image quality isn’t really good according to many of its current users.

The entire camera specifications of the two tablets provided, it would be safe to say that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is a winner when it comes to the camera segment. The sensor and resolution of Samsung’s tablet are way better than that of Apples so if you’re in search of a tablet that is a winner when it comes to camera specs, it is the Note 4 that you should have your eyes to.

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