The S7 photos look fantastic, but arguably look less "real" than images coming out of the iPhone 7 Plus. The photos are bright and bold - images pop with an almost painterly quality. In my opinion, the Galaxy S7 often produces images that are more pleasing straight out of the camera. Now in many ways, the "realness" of the iPhone 7 Plus images has solid competition from Samsung's Galaxy S7 camera. The iPhone 7 Plus did an amazing job of capturing a broad swath of the middle - without appearing muddy - while also delivering tones on both the high and low ends.Īnd how did he feel about the 7 Plus compared to the Samsung Galaxy S7 - arguably the best phone camera of the first half of the year? There's a lot of information being recorded in this sensor, and we're hardly losing anything on either the low or the high end. Rather than exposing for the blacks and blowing out the highlights, or exposing for the highlights and losing the blacks, the iPhone 7 Plus was able to capture a wide range of light and tones. The white balance is also noticeably better, and the image depicts a true-to-life representation of the scene. There's no muddiness or blending of edges, the pixels are well defined, and the colors sharp. The new sensor has a dramatic ability to capture a wide range of colors, and separates the color well.
James Martin, who spends his days shooting with just such an SLR, found a lot to like about the 7 Plus's photo chops: Not head-and-shoulders, perhaps, but up there. But the 7 Plus is still among the tops in camera quality. They also feature astonishingly smooth video stabilization.
Google's Pixel cameras are also incredibly impressive, especially in low light. Apple specifically avoided making claims that it will replace the Canons and Nikons of the world.
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But let's be clear: this phone could be a lot of people's everyday camera, but it's not the same as a pro dSLR, not by a longshot.
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