I saw some iphone pictures for the first time recently at a family event (I have a very old phone and don't take many pictures). They looked fine and I'd say mo

I saw some iphone pictures for the first time recently at a family event (I have a very old phone and don't take many pictures). They looked fine and I'd say more "professional" when zoomed out buy zoomed in they looked horrible and you could see all kinds of artifacts from whatever enhancement algorithms they use. For posting selfies on Instagram, iPhone is probably better, but for pictures of family for posterity I'd rather have the less processed version. That's what they're trying to show I belive.