iPhone 7 Plus Portrait Mode vs. DSLR

AppleInsider compares Apple's iPhone 7 Plus camera's Portrait Mode against the professional Canon 5D Mark IV full-frame DSLR.

[heru]

for simple use buy iphone
for better image quality buy dslr
if you have more budget buy both to get a better image quality depending on the situation and conditions

[SunshineVocals]

everyone talks about the iPhone with accurate colours, but compared with an actual camera it's no where near accurate. I always knew that agrument is flawed.

[timetradin]

But when you are using an actual portrait lens (on a full frame body ) such as an 85mm f1.8 or the new sigma 135mm f1.8 the difference in quality of the blur and amount of blur is dramatic, although it is a lot more expensive for the DSLR at that point

[Miltonbosss]

You could’ve made the background for the mark way more blurry by lowering the aperture

[Fisu]

There is also one more BIG difference between iPhone and DSLR: image sharpness. The pictures taken with my iPhone 6S look absolutely garbage on my 5K iMac compared to the pictures taken with my full frame DSLR. The iPhone pictures just lack all the details and clarity of the full frame images. iPhone is great when I don´t have my camera with me or I don´t bother to use it for something like taking pictures of things that I should remember for some time, but for anything serious, its not gonna be great.

[explorer]

Why doesn’t iPhone 7plus have Selfie portrait mode and why’s it so zoomed in

[factophile.mviews]

Check out my iPhone vs DSLR video to see the iPhone get killed!

[RichardsWorld]

Sounds like Max, looks like Max's brother. Must be Max!

[saiduslu]

i7 has a very successful portraid mode but for sure dslr beats it. just look at his hairs, dslr beats in depth

[Mrhicham]

its like messi in fifa 2013 and fifa 2017 😅😅😅😅

[justinspirational]

Google camera app on android been creating a similar fake shallow depth of field effect on android phones with just one lens and been out for a couple of years now with very similar effect..

[phillipq]

It does not mimic a larger sensor camera.. the blur does not depend on the sensor at all, it depends on the camera lens which refracts the light for the sensor. Also Android phone lenses and software for processing images are shitty and unprofessional, it doesn't matter if it's a s7 (plus you can't edit pictures with a Samsung phone) that's why photographers prefer iPhone for camera quality

[BobSmith-iqpf]

Uses a 3500$ body with a 150$ lens priceless

[olasogaolu]

Hey I’m from the future. You’d leave Ai and have a channel called MaxTech 😂

[irjilabush]

DSLR is better for art. Phone is better for noob.