The Micromax Canvas Selfie is one of the first mid range phones to completely embrace the selfie revolution, with the same 13 MP camera on both sides. But as we have seen earlier, megapixels do not always mean better images. So, to find out if the Canvas Selfie is good enough, we pitted it against the HTC Desire 820, a higher-priced mid-range smartphone. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK04C-k4ZqA The Desire 820 comes with an 8 megapixel front facing camera and a BSI sensor, while the Micromax Canvas Selfie comes with a 13 megapixel camera that sports a f2.0 autofocus lens along with a Sony BSI sensor. Let's take a look at some samples now. [gallery columns="2" ids="135986,135987,135988,135989"] In this first photo which was taken up close, the Canvas Selfie manages to use auto focus to its advantage, while the Desire 820 just produces a flat image. In another example, when we examine the detail, the Canvas Selfie is sharper and more detailed, naturally due to the higher resolution. Not only that, the Canvas Selfie's camera app comes with various tools in-built, to make faces in selfies better. You can check out all the details of these features here. The Desire 820 on the other hand comes only with ...
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