Watch: Apple's iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 7 Plus cameras compared
Though the cameras in Apple's latest iPhones boast the same megapixel count as last year's models, the new devices sport greatly improved internal components, from "deeper" pixels to an upgraded image signal processor. See how the new hardware compares to its predecessor in this video.

Check out a few stills from our comparison:
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No seriously, if you think the 8 Plus is da bomb, wait for the 9 Plus.
I do not yet have one of the new cameras (in line for the X). But I noticed the new editing knobs in Photos in High Sierra, are really terrific. MUCH better than prior versions. I assume the pix used in the article are left in the default condition, I can't wait to try the new camera!
That is not going to happen, because if that was so easy to roll out such a disruptive tech, then it would not be disruptive, by definition, because it would be casual. Now, you are at the square 1 with the same "incremental changes".
First on someone actually doing a side by side with taking the exact same photo with both camera's unlike what we saw on the Samsung comparison to the IPhone which the pictures were all different even on the same subject matter. I would be curious to see how 8 rate against the Pixel since Google claims it got a 93 on some independent website whole google allow them to play with the phone ahead of time.
It looks like someone on the IA staff is expecting a new addition to their household.
Have to agree, the phone is just replacing one of these which people use to carry around all the time.. and if you never took pictures with these and waited to see how your pictured turned out you do not know what you are missing.
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But was never intended to replace these since Lens can not be replaced by software affects. The phone is getting close but you can still do things with these which we can not do with a phone.
If your really good one of these
Have to agree, the phone is just replacing one of these which people use to carry around all the time.. and if you never took pictures with these and waited to see how your pictured turned out you do not know what you are missing.
Followed by this
Followed by this
then Followed by these
But was never intended to replace these since Lens can not be replaced by software affects. The phone is getting close but you can still do things with these which we can not do with a phone.
If your really good one of these
I think the evolution of the camera with each model is a compelling reason to get a newer model. i’m wondering if the iphone x will have some slight difference as well.
I have a iphone 6+ and the focusing seems to have gotten much slower. Was more of the image processing done by the general cpu in the older models vs a seperate image processor in the newer ones?
I own 7 high end cameras and a wide variety of lenses for my media company but most of my personal images are taken with iPhones because I always have it and the image quality is now good enough (especially with the portrait mode) for personal use. Even though I have a few high end compact mirrorless cameras it’s still combersome to take one along for a few shots and then transfer files and edit. If I know we are going to take a lot of photos I’ll take a camera along, and if course I use them for any paid work but for everything else the iPhone does a good job.
Photography/filmmaking is my career so I notice any differences right away, and I gladly welcome any improvements to mobile cameras like what Apple has done with the latest iPhones.