Today's phone users pay attention to screen size and camera first when buying, with the second factor often prevailing. Product users Apple describe the iPhone 7 and 7+ as a new gadget with a high-tech camera that takes great pictures, given its mid-price segment. Let's figure out if this is so, consider the characteristics and photos taken on the iPhone 7.
Main characteristics
Pictures on the iPhone 7+ depend on the camera installed on it, so you need to consider its characteristics and features:
- 12MP dual camera.
- Focusing distance 2.8 and 5.6 centimeters.
- Enhanced flash with 4 LEDs.
- The ability to shoot video in Full HD 4K.
- Frontal at 7MP.
- Slow motion in 1080p and 720p.
All this makes it possible to take great photos on iPhone 7.
Camera pros and cons iPhone 7
Let's start with the benefits:
- High sensitivity and color rendering.
- Automatic focusing, reliable, fast.
- Excellent sound transmission.
- Waterproof housing for underwater photography.
- Possibility of panoramic shooting.
- High image quality.
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Now the disadvantages:
- When working in the basic settings, blurring of small details is noticed.
- Inadequate lighting limits functionality.
- There is no possibility of adjusting RAW parameters and manual control of the camera.
- The camera can only be configured through the dedicated settings application iOS.
Having considered the features in general, we emphasize that the pictures on the iPhone 7+ are wonderful and this gadget opens up great opportunities for lovers of mobile photography. But for a complete understanding, you need to see the photos themselves.
Photo for iPhone 7 and 7+
Sample photo on iPhone 7 Plus
Photos taken with iPhone 7 and Android
For comparison, here are some examples. Consider the photos taken on the iPhone 7, as well as on the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Photo on the front camera:
As you can see, the iPhone 7 photo gives more detail and better quality.