LOL@YOU!
I thought the 7 Plus was going to have the best camera in it's class...
I am extremely disappointed and the microphone quality is terrible.
The 6S to 7 isn't a big jump like I thought.
Galaxy S8 will beat the iP8 before it even comes out in my opinion if apple keeps playing the greed game.
Just tested my 7, 6s, and SE against the Galaxy S7. S7 still superior
Look at how nicely saturated the color is with the GS7 at ISO800, against the iPhone 7 at ISO200.
I thought the 7 Plus was going to have the best camera in it's class...
I am extremely disappointed and the microphone quality is terrible.
The 6S to 7 isn't a big jump like I thought.
Galaxy S8 will beat the iP8 before it even comes out in my opinion if apple keeps playing the greed game.
Manually adjust the shutter speed/ISO and problem solved. Slight color adjustments (if needed) are 2s of work. iPhone usually catches more accurate tones than Galaxy S7. (usually meaning not 100% of time obviously), so I don't know what all the fuss is about. Sometimes iphone 7 will take a better picture, and sometimes S7 will.Just tested my 7, 6s, and SE against the Galaxy S7. S7 still superior
The iPhone 7 *loves* to choose a very low shutter speed. I was at a restaurant in relatively bright light and it chose a 1/10s shutter at ISO100, instead of bumping the ISO.
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Yes I know that. I actually bought several camera apps from when I first got the iPhone 6s. But apps will not help it in faster focusing and prevent shutter lag. On our last trip, all action shots at a theme park were taken with the GS7 (yes I carried both my 6s and the GS7 with me). The 6s was just not able to focus and release the shutter quick enough, and from what I'm seeing, the iPhone 7 is no faster. Yes I could've worked around that by pre-focusing. The point is the GS7 did not require putzing around. I'm just disappointed that the 7, being nearly 6 months newer, can't match the GS7. I really didn't enjoy carrying two phones. I highly prefer iOS. The GS7 is just my backup phone that mostly sits at home.
It's a LITTLE bit better, not MUCH better.
I thought the 7 Plus was going to have the best camera in it's class...
I am extremely disappointed and the microphone quality is terrible.
The 6S to 7 isn't a big jump like I thought.
Galaxy S8 will beat the iP8 before it even comes out in my opinion if apple keeps playing the greed game.
Yes. But if your dog is active or you want to freeze action shots, the Samsung will have an easier time because it focuses and fires off shots much more quickly. The GS7 snaps into focus very much like a DSLR, no hunting. The iPhone 7 still has to hunt back and forth before locking focus.
iPhone 7 Plus has noticeably crisper pictures showing more detail than the s7. Also the colors on iPhone 7 Plus are truer to natural. I liked how they were able to compare the shots with the slider. 7 Plus also improvement over the 6s Plus. Thanks for the link. It's truly amazing what great pictures these tiny cameras are able to take.
S7 is even more aggressive with noise reduction than 6(s)/7, which could end up costing you some details in your photos, especially in low light. You can easily adjust noise reduction later, after you take a picture with all these phones, so super noise reduction shouldn't really be desirable.