Those from DPReview are experts in cameras of any kind and yesterday they published a review made for the terminal camera iPhone 5S. According to them, the camera of the device is very good, better than that of the old iPhone terminals, better than that of most smartphones, only the terminals equipped with 13 megapixel cameras being able to record better pictures if the ambient light is suitable. Camera application a iOS 7 is presented as intuitive and the Burst Mode function as extremely efficient thanks to the speed with which it records pictures and displays the results.
The iPhone 5s, running Apple's fresh iOS 7, is an excellent phone with a very good camera. Image quality under most conditions is among the top of the class of "conventional" smartphone camera units: you have to look to the Nokia Lumia 1020 to find something that's hands-down better across the board, although in good light the best 13-megapixel sensors do capture more detail. The camera app is extremely easy to use, and the 5s' powerful processing makes for class-leading burst speed and excellent responsiveness. Users looking to upgrade from older iPhones shouldn't be disappointed. That said, there's nothing in the 5s that changes the fundamental balance of power in the mobile photography world: users committed to other OSes won't necessarily see a reason to switch.
According to the tests, DPReview gave the terminal camera an 8.1 iPhone 5S, a pretty good score, considering that we are talking about a smartphone camera. As you can see in the image above, the speed with which pictures are recorded and the quality of still images get the highest marks, the quality of the screen and that of the video clips following on top. The lowest grade was obtained by the method of using the application, the volume buttons and the button in the camera interface being the only ones that actuate the shutter.
In conclusion, the iPhone 5S has a very good camera, but you will be convinced of this after you test it.
