Tim Cook Shares First Photos Taken With iPhone 7 Plus

[pixelements]

Here are some photos, shot on the iPhone 7 (and 7+) in fullres. You can clearly see that it beats the Note 7 in lowlight (look at the frontcamera! Very nice colours and detail compared to Note 7). There is also a Cinematic-Review, only in german

Here is the link to the photos:
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=SEN1NmdXeHVCZUdTbEVVWVVtcFVIY05PeXZWald3

 

[oplix]

"We invented a great new technology called Bokuh" - Phil Schiller 2016
[doublepost=1473770209][/doublepost]those photos look absolutely terrible but why live in reality when you can incubate safely inside the apple bubble

 

[captain kaos]

Any camera can take a decent picture with a saturated colour landscape, bright light, and lets not forget, being allowed that close to the action.

 

[cocky jeremy]

That was my point exactly. Be it an android or iPhone, posters will make grand calls just based on the brand.
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You are right, most people do not care, they will buy the latest phone, with whatever camera it has. Apple themselves make a big think out of the camera on the iPhone, most of the recent markerting campaigns have forced on shot on iPhone . It's all markerting hype anyway. A smartphone just needs a good camera.
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I get fantastic bokeh out of a 50mm f0.95......

You are spot on, just could not resist to be cheeky

lol. I guess I'm technically wrong. You CAN get bokeh.. just not very good at all at any distance from the subject. Not like you can with a 135, 200, 300, etc. With a 50mm you need to be almost (literally) on top of the subject.

 

[gorskiegangsta]

"We invented a great new technology called Bokuh" - Phil Schiller 2016
[doublepost=1473770209][/doublepost]those photos look absolutely terrible but why live in reality when you can incubate safely inside the apple bubble

A bit hyperbolic, don't you think? They're by no means amazing (oversaturation and post processing grain is quite noticeable to me, personally), but they are not even close to being "absolutely terrible", either.