DUMMY: So ever since I reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, Geek has been whinging that I’m an Apple fanboy. He’s also bleated that I’m not comparing like-for-like products. We took a walk in the local park on a nice sunny day, Geek with his tombstone-sized Galaxy Note II
GEEK: You are a whiny Apple fanboy.
DUMMY: Whatever. So here are some of the shots we took. First, here’s the iPhone 5
GEEK: And then the Galaxy Note II
DUMMY: Both cameras struggled with the transition from shade to bright sunlight but the stand-out winner in this first shot is the Note II
GEEK: Oo, what a surprise.
DUMMY: On to the next picture. The same subject but in brighter sunlight. iPhone 5
GEEK: And then the Note II
DUMMY: Curses. I can see the same kind of issues here. The Samsung camera gives greater levels of detail, certainly up close and in the foreground. As you move further back into the mid and background this difference is less pronounced and at a pinch I might argue the iPhone 5
GEEK: You’re just making this stuff up, aren’t you.
DUMMY: Shuttit! All in all, I’d say its pretty conclusive. The Samsung camera is without doubt superior to the camera in the iPhone 5
GEEK: Boohoo.
DUMMY: Git.
The 
(GT-N7105). What a phone. “Too big!” you say? “I can’t see what the problem is,” I say.