First Images From The iPhone 7 Plus Show What The Camera Is Capable Of
The results are pretty stunning.
By John Lim — 13 Sep 2016, 10:43 AM
Announced last week, Apple's new iPhone 7 Plus is packed with numerous new features. But one of the most well-received upgrades is its dual camera system.
Apple claims that the smartphone will offer the 'best photography ever in a smartphone.' Of course, no one can support that claim since reviews of the phone are yet to be published.
But thanks to these first real-world images from the device, we can now get a look at the sort of images the iPhone 7 Plus can produce.
David E.Klutho, a Sports Illustrated photographer, was given the phone in covering a football game between the Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings
Photos looked bright and colourful thanks to the phone's 12-megapixel camera that offers some pretty impressive zooming capabilities
The iPhone 7 Plus uses two separate cameras to address existing flaws in iPhones' photo quality. It has one 12-megapixel camera with a 28mm f1.8 lens and another 12-megapixel camera with a 56mm f2.8 lens.
The latter lens has been referred to as a ‘telephoto’ lens. It prevents distortion and shrinking of the subject in images which sometimes happens with the normal wide-angle (28mm) lens.
