Chris2210

Sounds like one of those Viz 'Top Tips'.

Photographers - like that creamy 'bokeh' look, but only have a smartphone?
Just slip your iPhone into a block of Kerrypak and hey presto! All your images...

No, look on the bright side. Canon may be dead before they implement affordable 8k,

You can already do that with some of the Pannys in 4k [6k on the GH5], but only for 30 seconds and only in jpeg - so long as you've preselected 'preburst' as a mode. So that technology has been...

Yes I think we need a lot more evidence of how it renders flesh tones. Just sayin'.

...and whether a full stop is a full stop or a time of the month! ;)

Yeah, I'd forgotten about vitamins - that does sound like a pretty logical explanation.

Who was it that once said we're...

@hikerdoc
'Canon'? - Jokes, btw - I'm not wishing to start WWIII.

If anyone knows how the pronunciation came about, I'm genuinely interested, not just being awkward. For instance, most English...

Will this 'nigh-con' ever become available in the UK? Personally I'd love to see more nigh con, especially after this Thursday.

Seriously, how does that pronunciation originate? It's knee-con in...

The A7s(es) are optimised for video - thus in 4k mode anything more than the 8mp or so needed for video is not all that vital and not only does it give the sensor a faster readout speed to minimise...

It's different for cameraphones because you're stuck with the maximum aperture available, so the combination there is a significant variable.

"similar to exposing any of the other cameras half a stop " to the right" That's not absolutely true is it? It may give a benefit in terms of the noise floor in larger format cameras, (which is...

No it's just that most phone cameras have something like an equivalent 29mm lens. If you fill the frame on ANY camera at that equivalent with a portrait shot, you're going to get distortion. Some...

It is an over-aggressive jpeg engine, certainly. Given the various work-arounds for addressing the shortcomings, it makes the omission of the dual camera 7+ all the more mystifying. But look into...

@grasscatcher
If you want premium audio quality from your B&W's [or whatever], there's always the option of that [included] 3.5>lightning adapter. The horror, the horror!

I was using wireless...

It doesn't though does it? According to the DxO scores the standard iPhone 7 is only marginally behind the current top dogs. But then you don't have an iPhone 7 either, do you? The iPhone 7+'s...

@Dante Birchen
You could do [and indeed it is done for the gigapixel images] multiple arrays with ILCs, but they're hardly practical for daily use. Multiple array cameras using many small sensors...

DxO still hasn't reviewed the iPhone 7+ over 8 months after its launch. Although the primary module is the same as on the 7, the additional sensor is used for image enhancement along with the zoom...

@Gmon750 Unless of course there's some change in the paradigm. Currently that's being addressed by multiple capture and merge [which can apply to cameras too, but does have its limitations [mostly...

@bloodycape
No it uses both sensors at night if you're not using the second one as an optical zoom. The (I think it's 56mm equivalent) longer lens doesn't have IS, so dependant on light levels it...

Correction to my previous post - the base ISO of the iPhone shot was actually ISO20 [@f1.8] and there's still noise/smearing of detail at 100%.

You can increase DR/lessen noise/increase...

@bloodycape
"You can't even use the dual sensor on some cameras, coughiPhonecough, can't use the dual sensor in low light"

Where did you get that idea from? There's no IS on the longer of the two...