Low Light & Macro Photo Quality Greatly Improved With New iPhone 3G S

by Scott Beale on June 20, 2009 · 2 comments

Tiki Cat Food

photo by Scott Beale

I agree with John Gruber, the quality of low light and macro photos shot with the new iPhone 3G S has greatly improved over the previous generation of iPhones.

Here’s an example I shot of a can of Tiki Cat Food.

UPDATE: More iPhone 3G S photos from Dave Shea (via Daring Fireball).

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1 Doctor Popular June 21, 2009 at 3:28 pm

that’s ridiculously improved over the existing camera.
The only reason I would buy a 3Gs would be for the new camera, but is it worth the upgrade fee? I dunno.

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2 anselm June 22, 2009 at 1:58 pm

i can’t believe they have wild caught fish featured on cat food

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