Mobile Phones

Comparison Full Resolution Photos Taken with Apple iPhone 7 vs. iPhone 6

Following my post comparing the new Apple iPhone 7 against the iPhone 6 I was asked to share photos taken with the iPhone 7.

Last week we visited Floriade, a beautiful floral display to celebrate Spring in Canberra, Australia. Below are the photos taken with the new iPhone 7. I also tried to take the same scenes with an iPhone 6 so we can compare. Click on the image to view full resolution.

Colors on the iPhone 7 seem more vibrant. The new 12 mega pixel sensor also captures more details than the 8 mega pixel on the iPhone 6.

01 White tulips iPhone 6
01 White tulips iPhone 6

 

01 White tulips iPhone 7
01 White tulips iPhone 7

 

02 Red tulips iPhone 6
02 Red tulips iPhone 6

 

02 Red tulips iPhone 7
02 Red tulips iPhone 7

 

03 Yellow flowers iPhone 6
03 Yellow flowers iPhone 6

 

03 Yellow flowers iPhone 7
03 Yellow flowers iPhone 7

 

05 Orange tulips iPhone 6
05 Orange tulips iPhone 6

 

05 Orange tulips iPhone 7
05 Orange tulips iPhone 7

 

06 Red & white tulips iPhone 6
06 Red & white tulips iPhone 6

 

06 Red & white tulips iPhone 7
06 Red & white tulips iPhone 7

 

07 White mesh iPhone 6
07 White mesh iPhone 6

 

07 White mesh iPhone 7
07 White mesh iPhone 7

 

08 Mixed colored flowers iPhone 6
08 Mixed colored flowers iPhone 6

 

08 Mixed colored flowers iPhone 7
08 Mixed colored flowers iPhone 7

 

09 Purple flowers iPhone 6
09 Purple flowers iPhone 6

 

09 Purple flowers iPhone 7
09 Purple flowers iPhone 7

 

10 Red tulips closeup iPhone 6
10 Red tulips closeup iPhone 6

 

10 Red tulips closeup iPhone 7
10 Red tulips closeup iPhone 7

I’ll try to take more photos of different subjects and upload on this blog. If you wish to share your thoughts about photos taken with the iPhone 7 please feel free to do so in the comment section below.

 

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