While there is not much to say about the performance, I am personally very glad to see that LG is cutting no corners in this case. The same can be said about the cameras.
Coming first to the rear cameras, we have the now familiar dual camera sensors, each rated at 16 MP. The primary sensor is the better one with a f/1.6 aperture which lets in more light and gives you super accurate colours and accurate images. LG has also provided a plethora of other features in the G7 ThinQ, including the very coveted manual mode, which gives you complete control of the camera and its settings. The selfie lovers are in for a treat as well, since LG has now bumped up the front camera to 8MP, giving better colour accuracy and we also have a portrait mode, which, while not completely refined, can give you the fabricated blur in the background.
The last feature in the LG G7 ThinQ’s camera is the AI integration. The inbuilt AI analyses every photo you take and suggests improvements and leaves it to the user to be the better judge. We are seeing a gradual rise in the adoption of AI in mobile cameras, and it looks like the camp just got a superstar.
