DSLR vs iPhone 6sThere's no denying that smartphone cameras are getting better and better. It kind of seems like improved cameras are the only major update anymore when a new model is announced. Thinking back to my first Blackberry, and how awful that camera was, it's amazing how far cellphone cameras have come in the past few years.
But how good are they? Not only have I heard of people shooting entire weddings on their smartphone, but I've heard some people say that there's no reason to even hire a professional photographer anymore. When I heard this, I knew it wouldn't be hard to prove this idea wrong, and decided to do a quick, side by side, DSLR vs iPhone, comparison post.
Below are two photos. One is from my Nikon D750, and the other is from my iPhone 6s. I'm not going to tell you which is which until after the photos. I'm guessing it won't be hard for you to figure out which is which...
I tried to do a little work on the iPhone file to try to get it a little closer to the D750 file, but I think it just made things worse...
I shot the first photo from my DSLR with a 24mm to try to get a similar angle of view to the iPhone. This next photo I shot with my 85mm, which is probably the lens I would have normally used.
Some of you may be saying, "but Dan, you're using the iPhone 6s. The iPhone 7 is out and has a better camera."
While this is true, the iPhone's photo is so far from the D750's that the iPhone 7's camera would have to be impossibly better to even come close to the D750.
Some of you may be wondering why there's such an obvious difference. Some of you may think it's megapixels, but the biggest factor is sensor size. Generally, a bigger sensor means better overall image quality. The D750 has a full-frame sensor, which is 36x24mm while the iPhone's sensor is 4.8x3.6mm. For those of you who benefit from visuals, here's a page I found with a pretty good graphic: click here.
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Dan Pomykalski (PAWM-I-KALS-kee) is a portrait photographer based in Madison, WI. Dan works with both individual clients and larger organizations, such as the Wisconsin Alumni Foundation, the Janesville Jets, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, and the University of Wisconsin-Rock County. Dan was also the photo editor for the student-run newspaper at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, the Royal Purple, for the 2013 Spring and 2013 Fall semesters. Although Dan's clients are mostly from the Dane County area, he is more than happy to travel wherever necessary.
Although Dan is primarily a portrait photographer, he has ample amounts of experience in other types of photography such as weddings, events, product photography, real estate, and sport photography.
In 2016, expertise.com ranked Dan Pomykalski Photography the 2nd best portrait photographer in Madison, WI out of 204 others in the area.
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