Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 board has everything you could want in a phone.
The phones have superb screens, battery life throughout the day and the best and most processors. expandable storage and water resistance are back, too. You will not be disappointed with any of the devices.
But how the board cameras Galaxy S7 and S7 (front and rear) to the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, which has more reliable and consistent cameras smartphones in 2015? We compared photos taken with an iPhone 6S more S7 and the edge to know which phone takes better pictures.
Before diving into the comparisons, it is good to know some things about the cameras on both phones. Both the Galaxy Edge S7 and iPhone 6S have more
new camera of 12 megapixel camera with OIS (Optical Image Stabilizer) and 5-megapixel front cameras autofotos.
However, there are two main differences. The first is the opening, the aperture inside the lens allowing the light to capture an image. Large openings have lower diaphragm numbers and allow more light. smaller openings have a higher f-stop number and allow less light.
The iPhone 6S More cameras have f / 2.2 apertures and the chambers of the S7 Bord Moreover, they f / 1.7 apertures. What this means is the S7 Edge, in theory, should take better pictures in low light, since opening is to let in more light, resulting in greater image clarity.
The second difference is the camera's viewing angle. S7 board cameras have wider angles and can fit on an image more compared to cameras iPhone 6S Plus, from the same distance.
With all this in mind, we'll go through comparisons of the camera!
Outdoor (daylight)
Most photos are taken outdoors, where there is plenty of natural light. We did the first test outside outside our office window (yes, we risk life and limb for it!).
As is often the case, the two pictures looked great on their screens; S7 Edge is more acute because of its high resolution screen Quad HD. But al-res full opening is clear to us the iPhone 6S just, uh, the edges of the S7 edge.
The details of the (especially in the lower building in the center) and brick buildings are more defined. The colors of the iPhone 6S Plus are also more specific in relation to (more yellow) color temperature of saturated S7 and warmer Edge.
In our second test outside (above), which went to Central Park to capture the famous Gapstow bridge and a few ducks that come to feed.
To our surprise, the iPhone 6S that kicks cameras in the saturation overdrive. The shadows darken all details bridge and waves in the pond. The Edge S7 is the clear winner here.
Winner: Draw
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If it is a picture of your child, your loved one, or an inanimate object, which is obliged to take pictures inside. The interior lighting is controlled, it does not change every second that sunlight, it also tends to be more moderate.
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