Camera phones aren't about taking "great" photos, they are about capturing the moment. When your phone makes even that difficult there is a problem.Give a good photographer a terrible camera, and they'll still probably take better pictures than you with a $5000 DSLR.
Poor little no-talent whiner. boo-hoo-hoo.See these cool, amazing, breathtaking ads... Runs to room to grab iPhone and take similar photos.. Only to realize how crappy and far from the truth these ads really are.. SMH... I Give Apple Cool points for trying tho...
Just get off of Verizon. Problem solved.Why don't they address the horrible sound quality with voice telephone calls?
One of my favorite directors; though not one of my favorite films by him. (but it's 'good') "Mystery Train" still my favorite.This reminds me of the movie Night on Earth. Early 90's movie that I didn't see until a much later time but somehow could watch over and over.
I am going to make a note to look that up.One of my favorite directors; though not one of my favorite films by him. (but it's 'good') "Mystery Train" still my favorite.
Could you please explain in detail what the rest of the world is pushing boundaries for phones? I would love to read your response to that.
See these cool, amazing, breathtaking ads... Runs to room to grab iPhone and take similar photos.. Only to realize how crappy and far from the truth these ads really are.. SMH... I Give Apple Cool points for trying tho...
I wonder how successful these experiential advertisements really are. It seems since iPhone 7's launch, there's been lots of advertising, but uptake of the device hasn't matched or kept up this time round. Could pseudo iPhone 6SS be the actual problem? Bring on an all new ceramic glass iPhone. NOW!
"Proven". That's your scientific stand on the matter, yes?Just advertising, other cameras have proven to be either the same or better.
Tastefully done.
But serious question, can't most high end smartphones accomplish this?
Is the camera what really separates iPhone 7 apart, or the slick advertising campaign.
you live under a rock or something?"Proven". That's your scientific stand on the matter, yes?
While I love the photos one thing puzzles me. I downloaded the photos from Apple, http://www.apple.com/newsroom/2017/01/behind-apples-new-campaign-one-night-on-iphone-7.html and they show up with a resolution of 6300 × 4725. Last time I checked, my iPhone 7+ did not have that resolution. Are these from iPhone 8 already?
Don't know where on the page you downloaded them from, but I only get 1142x1522 for the umbrella city lights shotWhile I love the photos one thing puzzles me. I downloaded the photos from Apple, http://www.apple.com/newsroom/2017/01/behind-apples-new-campaign-one-night-on-iphone-7.html and they show up with a resolution of 6300 × 4725. Last time I checked, my iPhone 7+ did not have that resolution. Are these from iPhone 8 already?
It's actually just 42, but I do have to agree sometimes with these statementsThere is an over 65 page thread of frustrated iPhone 7 /7 plus users on the apple communities site that proves how very poor the photoquality is on the iPhone 7 / 7 plus when using the apple camera app. The photos look like oil paintings and skin tones are smeary. Shame on apple and their blind engineers. Here's the link. https://discussions.apple.com/message/31331500?start=0&tstart=0
Don't know where on the page you downloaded them from, but I only get 1142x1522 for the umbrella city lights shot
There is an over 65 page thread of frustrated iPhone 7 /7 plus users on the apple communities site that proves how very poor the photoquality is on the iPhone 7 / 7 plus when using the apple camera app. The photos look like oil paintings and skin tones are smeary. Shame on apple and their blind engineers. Here's the link. https://discussions.apple.com/message/31331500?start=0&tstart=0
Apples marketing is full of lies and BS.
Since Tim Cook is at the wheel, Apples focus Has shifted from making the best products to breaking sales records and fooling people into buying their infantile products.
Refresh your page, I have updated my commentAt the bottom of the page there is a link... here it goes anyways http://images.apple.com/newsroom/images/product/iphone/standard/one-night-iphone.zip
[doublepost=1485816010][/doublepost]Infantile is the wrong word. I should have said "buggy"Infantile ? The Tim hate is so strong on this forum these days....which makes sense as he is the only real apple emplyee.
You're going to have to explain how anything is proven. No such thing. And cameras have a look, so it's going to be fairly subjective too.you live under a rock or something?
I agree. Beautiful ad.Holy cow. That's an amazing ad. Well done.
Your right that all cameras have a look. But smeared skintones and watercolor patterns are a bit extreme to be called a 'look'. This would be more like a filter.