Tim Cook, the president of the Apple company, started last night to promote an article of the famous Sports Illustrated magazine, in which the first pictures taken by a photographer of the magazine with 7 iPhone Plus. The pictures were taken before and during the American football game between the teams Minnesota Vikings and Tennessee Titans to illustrate the improvements offered to the camera.
You can see below all the pictures taken by the Sports Illustrated photographer with the new dual camera of the iPhone 7 Plus, and their quality is very far from that of Apple. Last week we presented you the first pictures taken with the iPhone 7 Plus camera, and the quality of those was much better than what we see this time at Sports Illustrated.
Considering the quality of the current ones, it is clear that they were recorded without professional equipment to help the iPhone 7 Plus terminal to take the best pictures. There are improvements compared to the iPhone 6S Plus camera, but in the real world, it is hard to say if they will be as dramatic as Apple is trying to present them.
The first "real" pictures taken with the iPhone 7 Plus camera
iPhone 7 Plus has a dual camera consisting of two 12 megapixel sensors, one wide-angle and one telephoto, both working in tandem to record pictures. The wide-angle sensor benefits from an f/1.8 aperture, while the telephoto sensor has an f/2.8 aperture, Apple offering the possibility of digital zoom up to 2X with the latter.
Last year, Tim Cook thought to be generous and take a picture himself from a football match in the USA, but you can see the final result in the image below. After the publication of this picture, the president of Apple was mocked by the entire Internet, and the PR department made sure that he no longer publishes pictures on his personal account.
So that the iPhone 7 Plus is not put in an equally bad light, below you have all the images recorded by the people from Sports Illustrated. Now I'm curious to know what you think about their quality.
