Test-driving the LG G6's camera

The G6, which features two 13-megapixel rear cameras and a front-facing 5-megapixel shooter, has a few tricks up its sleeves. Check out the gallery to see how well it can take photos. All the pictures have been taken at their full resolution with HDR off, and were not edited or cropped in any way.

For more outdoor shots, check out our other G6 gallery here.

The flower petals look crisp and the colors are vibrant.

Even in the distance, the buildings and windows are in focus.

I like the exposure in this picture and the contrast of the umbrella stripes.

The food in the foreground is sharp.

In this dimly-lit image, the lights and people are blurred.

Like previous LG phones, the G6 has a wide-angle lens. Here is a scene taken with the standard lens...

...and here is the same scene captured on the wide-angle lens.

The single front-facing camera has a wide-angle option, too. Here is a standard selfie...

...and here is another selfie taken with the wide-angle option. Notice the elongated arms.

Photos taken in dark settings with the front-facing shooter also turn out muddy.

Using the wide-angle lens to take a scenic shot.

Another darkly-lit scene.

In this photo, the white balance is accurate and skin tones look natural.

I like the white balance in this shot, as seen with the true-to-life white curtain on the left.

The G6 handled the dramatic lighting on this orchid flower well.