Nick Grubinger
Here's a list of the best snowshoes for taking photos.
41 Megapixels! Wow! If pixels were gold, any owner of this phone would be rich! Unfortunately this is not a part of reality.
A high megapixel-count allows photos to be packed with details; particularly good for vacation shots and nature.
With an aperture of 2.0, even fancy tumbloggers will be jealous (although most of them use 50mm 1.8's, which is only marginally better).
A high aperture gives this camera the ability to shoot in low light while giving the photographer the ability to shift the focus to a razor-thin plane.
This phone (or is it a camera?) has a 10x zoom, which is equivalent to a 24mm-240mm lens (I never use much more than 150mm). Wow.
A nice zoom can be useful all over, but photojournalism/event-shooting would be made easy with this guy.
Never miss a thing! This phone can start in sleep mode and, in a mere 4.74 seconds, it will snap your picture!
I'd say this is best for personal use. Most specific genres of photography imply some sort of preparation and set up, but if you're just out and about, walking around, you'll want something that can get the picture you envision—before it goes away!
Who likes low-quality Snapchats? Not me. And probably not the vast crowd of high schoolers you're trying to impress with your My Story. This phone has a remarkable 8MP front-facing camera, which matches many phones' primary cameras!
Best for: selfies.
