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Tethering iphone 6 plus plus#

We are the few that exist anymore on here that really could care about great photos to print or Pixel Peep, which even most of us do, even me.

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Well I own a Sony A7r with a lot of toys to go along with it, but that does not take away the ability of my Note 4, which I have 24/7 with me, to take a picture that works versus even yes, lugging a 10 pound Tripod, which by the way you need with a A7r, and a bag full of nice lenses, etc., for a day out in the woods per say. The image is a little soft but noise is still well controlled.

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The image on the right was taken in a dark basement but thanks to a very slow shutter speed the camera only cranks ISO up to 125. In the ISO 64 sample below on the left some loss of detail is noticeable but edge detail is still very good. Thanks to keeping the ISO at low values, detail is comparatively good but at ISO 400 and higher some of this advantage is cancelled out through strong noise and noise reduction.

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Overall in low light the iPhone 6s Plus doesВ a very good job in terms of exposure and color. Hints of chroma noise start creeping in at ISO 400 as well, but generally chroma noise is very well under control. At higher sensitivities though, it becomes noticeably stronger and more smeared. Below ISO 400 luminance noise is clearly visible but pleasantly finely grained and therefore not too intrusive. Tonality, color and exposure tend to be good across the ISO range, only images captured in very low light could occasionally be a little brighter. This works pretty well and thanks to the very efficient optical image stabilization blur caused byВ camera shake is hardly an issue. In normal shooting the camera would not go above ISO 640 in our test, even for the darkest scenes. There is also quite a bit of noise in the mid-tone areas.ДЄsВ we've already seen on the iPhone 6 Plus, in low light the new model uses very slow shutter speeds to keep the ISO down in low light. Where the predecessor 6 Plus captured excellent pixel-level detail with its 8MP sensor the 6s Plus and its 12MP chip record larger image but at a 100% view detail looks smeared and much more processed. When zooming in to 100% don't look quite as good.

As usual on small-sensor smartphone cameras dynamic range is a limitation but the iPhone is just a touch less prone to highlight clipping than many of its rivals. In good light the iPhone 6s Plus usually delivers consistently good exposure and images with slightly saturated and warm but pleasant colors. If battery life is a priority there are better options out there but the iPhone is no worse than most. On a day with lots of shooting and other normal smartphone use you'll have to look out for a power outlet sometime in the evening. In lower light the AF can slow down noticeably but it's all well within acceptable limits.

In good light the focus locks on almost instantly and we have not had any false positives in our hundreds of sample shots. Like in the predecessor the on-sensor phase detection helps achieve a fast and precise AF. You can tap away at the shutter button as fast as you can and the iPhone will keep up without any delays. Shot-to-shot times are impressively fast as well. As before you can select and save your favorite frames in a burst in the gallery app.

The camera app can be opened from both the home or lock screen in approximately one second and the burst mode still operates at 10 frames per second.

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On paper the iPhone 6s Plus specifications don't look too impressive next to some of the high-powered Android competitors but, as usual, Apple is getting the most out of the hardware resources and with its new A9 processor in general operation the 6s Plus is one of the most responsive devices we have used.