metamofia89
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The low-light captures really stand out on the 7.
Some shots from the iPhone 7. So far haven't really played with the camera is daylight too much yet, but lowlight shots are nice. Colours are very nice, not too over-saturated.
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Very nice! taken from 7, not 7+ correct?
For camera only then not worth it. There is not a big difference in picture quality. In low light conditions then there will be a bigger difference but still not that much better that is worth to upgrade.![]()
Image taken by my iPhone6S+... Should i upgrade?
Yeah, iphone 7 only. Not 7 plus.![]()
i'm impressed with your shots
it's not just point and shoot right? seems like need to tweak settings to get such quality?

I am using 6splus. Worth upgrading anyone can share please?

I go for ip7 lucky I sold my 6s long ago as I find it too heavy and ip7 is still acceptable
Image taken by my iPhone6S+... Should i upgrade?
I think the biggest difference between the Samsung and iPhone cameras would be the low light performance. Both are good, but the Samsung has significantly less noise in low light than the iPhone.A few more samples from this morning. Comparing with S7 Edge. Actually quality is just as good on both, but i prefer the colour on the iPhone 7 more. More true to life. Not sure how to describe this, but when pixel peeping the image processing looks cleaner on the iPhone too.
Both are really good smartphone cameras though, can't go wrong with either.
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Power la you lol
143 vs 138g
Your hands are able to differentiate 5g of difference
