Hi there
@Roch Lazada . Based on my "personal" hands-on review of the LG phones I can say that LG has a decent camera. They now incorporate dual lenses on the main cam focusing more on portrait and landscape images and inserting more room specially on
"groufies" shots. Based on my observation and hands-on testing of LG phones when they launch it here in my country, adopting to dual lenses started on the
LG G5 where it sports a 16 MP and 8 MP sensor camera. Both are independent with each other and you can easily switch in between using the embedded application. From my experience using the 16 MP shooter is good for high resolution images and the 8 MP is good for wide angle photos and
"groufies".
Aside from LG G5, if you're diggin' a larger mobile device from LG or so called
"phablet" so here's for you the
LG V20. The
LG V20 is the upgrade from its predecessor LG V10. The advantage of this phablet is that it has a removable back cover to accommodate the room for upgrade on the battery when it fails or when you've run out of juice and have a spare one for replacement to continue capturing memorable images and photography. Sensors are the same with the LG G5 with both 16 and 8 MP shooters. But the difference from the G5 is the aperture which the V20 has f/1.8 aperture for the 16 MP shooter and a f/2.4 aperture designed for the 8 MP shooter. Both cameras has
"hybrid auto focus system"; Laser/Phase Detection AF, and Contrast AF respectively.
Now, LG had just released their new flagship which is the
LG G6. What's new and different is that it has both 13 MP on its dual lenses. Very different from the G5 and V20 that sports 16/8 MP. Advantage of this shooters compared to the previous releases is that it has a Sony IMX258 1/306", and 1.12µm pixel sensors. G6 has an aspect ratio of 18:9 which is very good in capturing low light photos specially at night.
I hope you find the suitable LG phone for you in the future. Good luck.