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I am an electronic engineer not an optical enginner but i will give this a shot and please forgive any technical ignorance i may exhibit. If you include the front facing camera (selfie), which I believe should only be retailed for video calls as i am anti selfie, four. A main camera with around a 25 to 35mm focal length, ~1.6 aperture and >50mp for normal every day shooting. An optical zoom camera with a minimum of 10x optical and a maximum of "as high as you can get without destroying quality", as low of an aperture as reasonable, a focal length of between 60 and 250mm and with a >30mp rating. The third an ultra wide an aperture size of ~f2.1, a focal length of between 10 and 15mm and around a 15mp rating. All cameras should have a sensor size of around 1/3.x. I arrived at these specs by reviewing as many of the top rated phone cameras I could (within reason) and reading how most people tend to utilize and review these cameras. Of course, as I stated in mu opening, I am no expert and am just trying to digest and collate all the data I gather. I belive phone cameras are great for convenience photos and will never really replace high end DSLRs for professional use.
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I am an electronic engineer not an optical enginner but i will give this a shot and please forgive any technical ignorance i may exhibit. If you include the front facing camera (selfie), which I believe should only be retailed for video calls as i am anti selfie, four. A main camera with around a 25 to 35mm focal length, ~1.6 aperture and >50mp for normal every day shooting. An optical zoom camera with a minimum of 10x optical and a maximum of "as high as you can get without destroying quality", as low of an aperture as reasonable, a focal length of between 60 and 250mm and with a >30mp rating. The third an ultra wide an aperture size of ~f2.1, a focal length of between 10 and 15mm and around a 15mp rating. All cameras should have a sensor size of around 1/3.x. I arrived at these specs by reviewing as many of the top rated phone cameras I could (within reason) and reading how most people tend to utilize and review these cameras. Of course, as I stated in mu opening, I am no expert and am just trying to digest and collate all the data I gather. I belive phone cameras are great for convenience photos and will never really replace high end DSLRs for professional use.