LG introduced the LG G4 phone a few months ago. It comes with 5.5” screen, 3 GB RAM (microSD slot included), 32 GB built-in memory, Quad HD – IPS LCD screen, 16MP rear and 8MP front camera and 3000 mAh battery capacity.
We talked about LG G4 advantages and disadvantages, and its amazing 16-megapixels camera with F1.8 lens that has many excellent features, such as color spectrum sensor, three modes (simple, auto and manual), the option to take photos in jpeg or RAW, light trail effect to capture the blazing lights, and more. All these features allow the users to take wonderful, professional-looking images that appear vivid and natural. Here are some beautiful photos taken with LG G4.
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Classic Fiat 500, photo: Andrew Hoyle
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Photo: Andrew Hoyle, raw image taken with LG G4, processed in Adobe Lightroom.
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Lovely Parisian cafe, photo: Andrew Hoyle
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River scene, HDR mode. Photo: Andrew Hoyle
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Photo: Colby Brown. No photo editing applied.
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Colby Brown also shared several edited images on his official website (like these three photos you see above).
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Philadelphia skyline, photo: Chris Wirth.
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Singapore, photo: Khairul Nizam (flickr). No post process, JPG mode.
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Singapore, photo: Khairul Nizam (flickr). No post process, JPG mode.
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Marina, Singapore, photo: Khairul Nizam (flickr). No post process, JPG mode.
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Boston at night, photo: Miguel Villamil (flickr). Image was taken using manual mode.
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Photo: vincent2167 (flickr), RAW (DNG) shot.
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Photo: vincent2167 (flickr)
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Photo: Ludacus. Image was taken in manual mode, auto white balance @ ISO 50, unedited.
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Photo: Ludacus. Photo was taken in manual mode, exposure time 1/9 @ ISO 750, unedited.
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Photo: Mark Yuen, JPEG edited version. Exposure 4 secs @ ISO.
