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This is an outstanding comparison. Roughly speaking, are there configuration settings required? Or is this just click?


No, it's a crap comparison...

Focus varies, exposure varies and I'm shure the stability of the person taking those pictures varies too.

It tells nothing about the quality of the camera (hardware) or the software (in phone post processing).

Meh.


"Nothing," really? This seems like a very real-world sort of test that gives a fairly decent indication of the kind of pictures that you're likely to get in the conditions indicated. It's not scientific, and there are lots of uncontrolled variables, but it's still useful.




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