Ondrej Holzman On the main page Apple.com appeared a link to giant gallery, in which the Californian company decided to collect photos taken by iPhone 6 from around the world and show what its latest phones can do. These are truly amazing pictures.
“People take incredible photos and videos with iPhone 6 every day. Here are some of our favorites. View the gallery, learn a few tricks and see what's possible with the most popular camera in the world," invites Apple to the gallery, in which, in addition to the photos themselves, you will also find their authors, a short description and also the applications that were used when taking them.
As you browse, you will surely notice that most of the photos are outdoor, how he remarked John Gruber. iPhones still don't perform as well when shooting indoors in lower light conditions, so it's only logical that Apple chose between the other shots.
They're nice photos, but I'd still say that the iPhone 6 can't be as sharp as some of the photos. Even the colors seem a little too vivid to me. If I consider that the photo from the iPhone is barely 2Mb, I think that such quality would not be enough even if various applications with filters were used on it.
Again, I think that it is possible. It's not so much about Mb. And if someone wants to play with the photo with the help of a filter, why not.
well, that pidi lens can't have brightness like a regular camera. from that I will be completely limited. iPhone works better when the photo conditions are ideal. but I believe that you probably won't do well in a darkened room without a flash. it is enough to maximize such photos to the entire monitor and you can immediately recognize them. sum, shallow depth of field, and again sum.
that's right, it depends on the size of the sensor, the brightness given by the manufacturers, Apple, Nokia or Samsung is not accurate anyway, it's the value for FullFrame and if you convert it, it's not a miracle... anyway, the resolution around 8-12 Mpx is just the bigger the pixel density, the more it will rustle in worse conditions :)
Opava's impressive gallery. What is worth highlighting is the fact that Apple also shows images with chromatic aberration or noise after contrast correction. Some photos are really extremely sharp, but it must be noted that the tripod and the manual mode together will do more than it seems..:)
The iPhone doesn't take bad pictures, but the 8MPIX camera corresponds to 2010. Unfortunately, we all know that Epl can also do 40MPIX, but it doesn't want to because of marketing, so the iPhone 7 will have 12MPIX and the iPhone 8, unfortunately, also only 12MPIX, but with a more expensive sapphire glass!!!. unfortunately, the competition will already be rolling 100 MPIX at that time..
why does an iPhone fan have to walk around and be ashamed that his IP6+ has MPIX from 2010????
An iPhone fan doesn't deal with such things. An iPhone fan knows that it's not about MPx. An iPhone fan usually doesn't print billboards to need 40 MPx :-D
An iPhone fan will also praise it with VGA, because VGáčko can also be used for LEGO billboards!! Dude!
Read some book about androidisto onanisto photography. You will find that the quality of the camera is really not about megapixels.
I don't want to spoil your illusions, but the megapixels don't matter that much, the light collector matters, it's just a marketing ploy to make people think that the more megapixels the better, so they buy newer and newer devices.
Oh, so if I have a Vertu with VGA, it won't be great because that phone cost 6 iPhones!!!
Thanks, you are a great person
Ah, so a dirty octave Škoda with 50KW of power drives better than a Mercedes with 300KW? Ah, that's right!!
thanks everyone for explaining that MPIX doesn't matter. People here are so blind that they would be able to praise VGA just because it's an iPhone!!!
So here is a real luxury item in discussion.
The iPhone doesn't take bad pictures, but 8 MPX for 24.000 CZK is really poor...
stupid troll
Stupid resi megapixels, amateur lenses... professional resi light. Even a 2mpx chip can tear the ass of a 20mpx chip without light in the right light...
I guess. :)
I'm moved to tears by these idiots' rants about the direct proportion of MPX and quality. And I, the fool, have FF mirror lenses at home for a fortune, and yet so little would be enough... :-D
Without light, you only photograph darkness. This is probably clear to everyone.
Well, it doesn't matter what, but what and how the photo is taken...
OT: I have a question, please advise. I have an iphone 5 and the GPS location on the maps started to annoy me, it showed me somewhere else... so I deleted it, reset it, restored the factory settings and still nothing... the service desk told me that the whole board would have to be replaced (approx. 7000). I took an iphone 5S here and after 14 days the same thing started to annoy me again…. is this normal I doubt that the same error would appear, where else to look for a solution? Thanks