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I'd assume the factory is very brightly lit, which makes high-quality photos easy on any camera.

Notice that the field depth extends from very close to the camera all the way to the background... typical of the short focal length that you would have on a low-end, small-sensor camera like that in the iPhone.

Hm, yeah .. I guess you're right.

I will concur that the pics do seem like "extra" high quality or something.
 
This is cute. Every iPhone should come with a photo of the person who packed it in its box before it left the factory to come to you.

As long as they're hot.

I like this idea. A lot.

They can even lie to me if they want and just use stand-in models. I'm willing to suspend disbelief.
 
Wow, got this on our iPhone dist list @ work before I got a chance to see it here. This post is definately making it around the internet today.
 
So I don't know what the metadata says, but there is no way the standard iPhone camera took that pic, this is not a picture from the iPhone, just compare it's resolution to the other pics from the phone. There is something fishy with this pic.

i agree, that was my first reaction when i saw the pics. iphone pictures look like these:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chezfarmer/2775710070/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/earlysound/2765524757/sizes/o/

(couple of examples taken about the same distance away in about same amount of light).
 
Yes, but why is the RESOLUTION higher? These photos are much bigger than what the iPhone takes.

Is it actually capable of more than the software delivers to us?

I think you're confused. These photos are actually smaller than what the iPhone takes. The iPhone takes pictures at 1200x1600 pixels and you can get those files through iPhoto. I think you've been emailing them to yourself which compresses the file and shrinks it to an 600x800 pixel size. As you know the camera is 2 megapixels or about 1200x1600.
 
so where are the other photos?

Here !

IMG_0001.jpg

IMG_0002.jpg

IMG_0003.jpg

IMG_0004.jpg

IMG_0005.jpg


Not sure why you posted in italics though ?
 
Let's hope nobody does anything silly and actually does fire somebody - Apple should make a call and make sure it doesn't happen - wouldn't be good!!

Nice to see they're happy anyway..
 
Let's hope nobody does anything silly and actually does fire somebody - Apple should make a call and make sure it doesn't happen - wouldn't be good!!

Nice to see they're happy anyway..

"Hey this is Steve calling from Cupertino. You know that girl from your factory that's been posted all over MacRumors, Digg, and Gizmodo? I know from all the stereotypes about Chinese manufacturing that you're all probably itching to sweep through your thousands of employees, find her for the seemingly horrible thing she has done, and make sure she never works for you again. Please don't do that."

:confused:

I mean seriously? No one really cares.
 
is she the new ellen feiss?

lol on a sidenote leave it to the chinese to lie about their gymnasts age, er umm i mean iphone factory workers.
 
She looks 15 .... I wonder to see pictures all process of making iPhone, lucky Chinese
 
i agree, that was my first reaction when i saw the pics. iphone pictures look like these:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chezfarmer/2775710070/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/earlysound/2765524757/sizes/o/

(couple of examples taken about the same distance away in about same amount of light).

1st, how could you know it's the same amount of light?

2nd, those Flickr photos have been resized to be smaller. For everyone saying they're too detailed, the iPhone photo resolution is higher than the resolution of the iPhone's screen.

Come on, everyone! They're real iPhone photos!!
 
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