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As always with these comparisons unless you know how the image should look in the first place you can't know which one is a more accurate representation of the
by kyriakos 10y ago
As always with these comparisons unless you know how the image should look in the first place you can't know which one is a more accurate representation of the real world. Maybe they should use a high end DSLR as a control (but even that no one can guarantee it will look accurate - post processing changes photos a lot)
Both cameras are good (except the portrait where I think the iPhone looks more natural). So if we back off a bit from the brand wars I think premium mobile phone cameras mostly perform the same.
- guitarbill 10y ago> which one is a more accurate representation of the real world I'd venture a guess and say that most consumers don't care about this. Probably why the S7 saturates a bit more. Makes selfies look better, doesn't it? The other question is does "camera" mean the hardware only, or hardware + software like businessinsider have assumed?