How does the camera performance compare between the Galaxy A55 and A35

Main Camera

The main cameras on the Galaxy A55 and A35 are very similar, both featuring a 50MP sensor with optical image stabilization, phase detection autofocus, and an f/1.8 aperture[1][3]. However, the A55 has a slightly larger sensor which results in better low-light performance[2].

In good lighting conditions, the main cameras produce very similar results in terms of color, exposure, detail and overall image quality[2][3]. However, the A55 tends to capture slightly sharper images with less noise, especially in challenging lighting[1][3].

Ultra-wide Camera

The ultra-wide cameras differ in resolution and field-of-view. The A55 has a 12MP ultra-wide with a 13mm equivalent focal length, while the A35 has an 8MP ultra-wide with a 16mm equivalent[1][2]. This means the A55 captures a wider perspective.

In terms of image quality, the ultra-wide cameras produce similar results, with the A55 capturing slightly more detail due to the higher resolution sensor[2].

Zoom

Both phones have a 2x digital zoom, but the results are quite soft and best used for quick snapshots rather than serious zooming[2].

Selfie Camera

The A55 has a 32MP selfie camera compared to the A35's 13MP[1][3]. The A35 captures slightly sharper selfies with more detail, while the A55 produces softer images with better skin tones and background blur[2].

Low Light

In low light, the A55 pulls ahead due to its larger main camera sensor[3]. It captures images with less noise, better detail and more accurate colors compared to the A35[1][3].

Conclusion

Overall, the Galaxy A55 offers a slightly better camera experience, especially in low light and when using the ultra-wide lens[1][3]. However, the differences are minor and both phones capture very good photos in most situations[2]. The choice may come down to personal preferences in terms of selfie quality and ultra-wide field-of-view.