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Why?
Please tell me you're not someone who believes that higher MP = better image quality?
It doesn't. It often means the opposite when you're trying to cram as higher resolution as possible into a small sensor from a small lens. It's the lens and sensor size and quality that determines image quality, not the resolution.
In order to get these stupid resolutions, like 12+MP in a phone, the manufacturers need to use lots of software processing to remove the damage caused by cramming high resolution onto a small sensor. This ruins image quality.
And really, how often do you print your photos to billboard size? That's the only reason you'd need a very, very high resolution. If you print to A4, even A3 you still don't need such a high resolution. You wouldn't want to do any of this though, given the small lens and small sensor in a phone means image quality will always be poor. The best you can hope for is 'good for a phone'....
So seriously, don't base your purchase on the resolution of the camera, it achieves nothing.
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