What is the quality of photo? When using selfie vs. using Iphone 6 camera app?
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The quality of the photo doesn't change. You're either pushing the 'button' on your phone or pushing the 'button' in your hand. It just frees you to use your phone differently.
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Haven't used it with iOS, but assuming you get the same connectivity as android, the answer is a definite yes. It handles photos very well.
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I know this is someone elses post but I am debating the same thing. I myself am looking for a high quality resolution with the crispest photos out there. I really dont care about any gps feature but whether its indoors or out I want crispness. Mostly I use it for taking photos of my toddler. Any suggestions or help?
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I am a professional photographer. For a phone it takes great pictures. My issue with the phone is that everyone I talk to complain about the sound quality. They say it has an echo, and I have to speak much louder than normal.
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Not at all, the pictures are high quality. My husband uses this for work. I have used it for work to record video and take pictures for our website. I have found in low light situations that it is best to leave the camera on auto, it truly can determine the best shot.
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I don't know because I don't have any information of iphone6 details. The camera is generally slow motion feature better than any smartphones. I'm so sorry I'm lack of knowledge.
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I bought mine last night. The OSD is a bit weak and archaic. We can only hope that future software upgrades improves the look and feel of the OSD interface. Honestly, I believe it is easier to navigate media with the iphone app. I hope someone can upload better quality photos for you :) http://img695.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=32272981.jpg
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I cant comment on the quality of RAW Vs Jpeg as I stick with Jpeg. I can say however if you want to use most of the cameras apps it will force you to use jpeg witch is why I hvent been using RAW format. Also the camera is amazing, excellent photographs and user functionality. Ive used it for a year as my first dslr, so im still a novice. I do love this camera though. You should be able to track down som RAW reviews online though
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The iPhone five I know takes great pictures, I have one but I have to say this camera has it beat. Very crisp and clear photos.
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The camera is good. I've used it for instagram and posting to fb. Sometimes it looks grainy but need to make sure the settings are on the highest resolution/pixels possible.
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yes, the cam is low res but i have taken several pics. it also has a dedicated screenshot button on the screen which is nice.
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I have an iPhone 6 and I think the Canon is probably better, certainly a lot more options.
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If you have an Iphone 5 than the answer is obviously "no" but for those that don't want to pay the $80 fee required for a smartphone, the answer is more likely "yes". The amount of quality apps available puts it above all the current android options out there and the great video and "very good" photo quality adds to that list. In fact while you might use an IPad to record video and take pictures, it is not all that convinient. It's a great music player, it's also good for games and for those quick pictures including the gas pumps that forget to print out my receipt and those fast video of the kids, it's great! With that said I still would like to get hold of a new Nexus 7 tablet, but that's me! If you have an Iphone 5 than the answer is obviously "no" but for those that don't want to pay the $80 fee required for a smartphone, the answer is more likely "yes". The amount of quality apps available puts it above all the current android options out there and the great video and "very good" photo quality adds to that list. In fact while you might use an IPad to record video and take pictures, it is not all that convinient. It's a great music player, it's also good for games and for those quick pictures including the gas pumps that forget to print out my... » Read More If you have an Iphone 5 than the answer is obviously "no" but for those that don't want to pay the $80 fee required for a smartphone, the answer is more likely "yes". The amount of quality apps available puts it above all the current android options out there and the great video and "very good" photo quality adds to that list. In fact while you might use an IPad to record video and take pictures, it is not all that convinient. It's a great music player, it's also good for games and for those quick pictures including the gas pumps that forget to print out my receipt and those fast video of the kids, it's great! With that said I still would like to get hold of a new Nexus 7 tablet, but that's me! « Show Less
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Yes, I took pictures and video. Sometimes tapping the screen works better than others. I ended up pressing down on the volume as the shutter as it was more reliable.
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Naturally depends on use...mine has been great when taking pics (6 hours); video-about two.
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It depends on the lighting. I have filmed indoors with decent lighting and when I upload it doesnt look hd either. Although when I am outside, the quality is very good
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Not like you would expect. The great thing about this is that it has a screw on the bottom where cameras would screw into a tripod. The iphone has none of that. You should just be able to hold the iphone up to the eye piece and take a picture - as it has no way to slow down the shutter speed to take long term pictures.