12 MP, f/1.7, 26mm
1/2.5" sensor size, 1.4 µm pixel size
This is the camera specs of the S7, can anyone tell me if it's better or worse than the iPhone 7 one? I'm not sure if its better when bigger or smaller...
Look to be exact same specs as S7 camera, which would make sense given earlier rumours that Sony is supplying Apple with their latest sensors (which are also in the S7, and is a very good thing, though this might be an updated version as Sony is always making minor improvements)
Apple will modify image processing however, on the software side, which is where any of the discernible differences will be present
The S7 has an incredible camera, so if the 7 is at the very least the same, then dedicated iPhone users are going to love it....its extremely fast as focusing and snapping pics, and takes great shots in the dark.
As far as general specs go...If you're coming from an iPhone 6 (as most people with 2 year contracts will be), this phone is going to be a big spec upgrade...but if you're coming from a 6s it won't be
Eager to see the A10 stripped down...
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Once you go past a certain ppi its pretty hard to see the pixels anyway.
I have a hard time seeing any pixels on my 6S 4.7. I had a 6 Plus before and to me I cant tell the different besides size.
I agree there's nothing wrong with the 750p screen; its still very good and an excellent screen but its disappointing since this phone is going to have premium pricing...we spend most of our time looking at phone screens, so they should have some level of priority and this would mean Apple has essentially the same resolution as the 2014 iPhone 6 which is a bit sad, considering this is the same company that blew away the competition in 2010 with the Retina display.
If you use a sharper display for any extended period of time, you can easily see the difference. I hear many Apple-only centric fans look at other manufacturers and say who needs 2k....until they get a 2k display (in a hypothetical future iphone) and realize what the fuss was all about.
There are also Apple only centric fans who know what the fuss is about, and are understandably a bit let down that the 2016 phone will likely have the same resolution as their 2014 flagship iPhones did....doesn't it kinda lessen the impact of an upgrade to an extent? I would be a bit bummed, admittedly.
Consider: the iPhone 4 internally was more or less the same power as the iPhone 3GS, yet it felt like a completely different experience due to the screen. I still remember opening up that box and seeing the Retina display for the first time...wow. I didn't think a phone screen could ever be improved.
I said the same thing first time I looked at the S7 screen...its only fair for other Apple-only fans to experience the same feeling. I'm not even planning to get the iPhone 7 and I feel a bit let down seeing these screen specs. They can only tinker with the colour gamut and brightness so many times before its as good as it gets at that resolution, using that screen technology.