Can You Believe These Photos Were Taken on the iPhone 4S?

By on October 5, 2011 in iPhone

Photo taken on iPhone 4S squirrel

One of the biggest selling points for the iPhone 4S, after Siri, of course, is the introduction of a new 8-megapixel camera. It’s a custom lens built specifically for Apple’s new iPhone, with a larger f/2.4 aperture, an improved backside illumination sensor, and all-new optics.

At 8-megapixels, the new iPhone takes pictures with 60% more pixels that the iPhone 4, which has a 5-megapixel camera. The results are stunning, and to prove it, Apple has published a photo gallery of images taken on the new device.

We’ve embedded a couple into this post, but go check out the full gallery — with images that aren’t cropped — over on Apple’s website. I can’t believe this images were taken on a smartphone. Can you?

Photo taken on iPhone 4S hot air balloon

Photo taken on iPhone 4S mountain

[via TUAW]

Leave A Comment
Share

Other Posts You Might Like

About The Author

Killian Bell is a 20-something technology journalist based in a tiny town in England. He has an obsession with that little company in Cupertino which has been growing rapidly since he bought his first Mac several years ago, and in an attempt to curb it somewhat, he also writes for Cult of Mac. His fascination with technology began with his first Nokia 5110 a long time ago. When he isn't tapping away behind a keyboard, he's either putting his thumbs to work in front of a PlayStation or spending time with his fiancée and two daughters.

Socialize With Us