Camera shootout: How the iPhone 6s compares to the iPhone 6<article>
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If you glance through the iPhone 6s’s specs and list of features, you would be forgiven for thinking that its most important camera upgrade is the sensor on its back-facing camera, which has been bumped from 8 megapixels—which has persisted since the iPhone 4s—to 12 megapixels. Actually, the increase in resolution is the least interesting thing to happen to what is, remember, the most popular camera in the world. Far more exciting is what’s happened to the camera on the
other side of the iPhone, and what Apple is doing with video.</p><p>
To better understand the iPhone 6s’s photographic abilities, and to help you decide if you want to upgrade from its immediate predecessor, we ran some side-by-side tests of the iPhone 6 and 6s. These tests were—how shall we put this?—
appropriately scientific. That is, we shot with both iPhones at the same time, but we were taking real world photos, not artificial studio shots of grey cards and ISO testing charts. Also, while we’ll try to illustrate what we’re talking about with examples, the limitations of color and resolution of different monitors, not to mention weirdness that can happen on the web, means that you might just have to trust us on a few points.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2987241/apple-phone/camera-shootout-how-the-iphone-6s-compares-to-the-iphone-6.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Camera shootout: How the iPhone 6s compares to the iPhone 6
