#front flash

Vivo capitalized on this by launching the first smartphone with a 20-megapixel front camera and we'll find out if it offers anything more than just a phone with an outrageously-spec'd front camera. This is our review of the Vivo V5. Although looking plain and simple up front, the star of the show is tucked just at the top. Here we have the 20-megapixel front camera of the V5 which the company boasts is made up of a 5P lens system that should further aid in delivering quality photos. At the opposite side is the front-facing soft light flash for shooting selfies in dimly-lit places. An accompanying LED flash is beside the 13-megapixel shooter with phase detection autofocus. Camera Equipped with a 13-megapixel rear shooter complete with PDAF and an LED flash, the handset produces images with impressive dynamic range and details. As for the main attraction, its front camera with its 20-megapixel sensor was made using Sony's technology and is accompanied by an F2.0 aperture and a soft front-facing LED flash to illuminate your selfies in low light situations. It would be nice for it to be available here as it brings decent features (like LTE, fingerprint scanner, and front-facing flash for selfies) at a fairly attractive price. Read more in our articles including "Vivo V5 Review" and "Alcatel Shine Lite to be available in PH?".