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Can a smartphone picture really speak a thousand words?
Smartphone photography: Which is the best?
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What's one of the first features you look for when buying a new phone? We imagine having a decent camera is high up on that list.
Taking great photos without needing to find room for a stand alone camera can only a good thing. But the question is, can the current crop of smartphone snappers really deliver pictures that you would proudly show off in your home?
The T3 team decided to put the theory test. In the following gallery you'll see our best smartphone camera efforts where we've used no camera apps, and only features native to our handsets.
Once you've checked out all of our pictorial efforts, we want you to vote for the best one in the poll below and share your thoughts via Facebook and Twitter about all things smartphone photography-related.
Start the feature: Smartphone photography - Which is the best?
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