Above: Images are sharp and detailed, with natural colours.
Above: Exposures are generally accurate
Even strong backlighting didn't phase the 4S in this example
Above: Punchy, saturated colours
Above: A low light church interior at ISO 800 shows noise but it isn't excessive.
Above: Barrel distortion on the iPhone 4S is minimal – better than some compacts.
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December 15 14:58
Louisa
I'm amazed and delighted.. wanted an iphone for the portability of music creating and other apps that I have on my ipad, and also wanted a camera.. and couldn't decide.. maybe I'll just have to get an iphone then, the picture quality is fantastic! Who needs a superzoom with that kind of cropping!?
December 22 15:50
Bobby
In reference to the 'Cons' listed above, just wanted to point out that there is actually a dedicated shutter button when in camera mode on the iPhone 4/4S - the '+' button which is normally used to increase the volume can also be used to take a picture.
December 27 23:47
Mr J.P. McEVILLY
What a load of old crap
February 26 19:51
Pradeep
Wow. Your last video sdnoued dumb, then this one sdnoued like you just read a few tech sites. blah blah blah blah blah