Following the Sports Illustrated feature of iPhone 7 Plus photos, ESPN has shared the visual results of their own tests. ESPN has used the dual-lens camera of the iPhone 7 Plus to capture moments at the US Open. The results are in (see below).
As detailed in the short article accompanying the images shot with the latest Apple handset, ESPN photographer Landon Nordeman has documented the US Open “from the intimate perspective of a participant” using an unreleased iPhone 7 Plus.
The autofocus and exposure performed exceedingly well in various lighting conditions — so that even with one hand, he could get the shot. Nordeman was able to execute his signature style — surprising moments from unique perspectives, using color and composition without distracting his subjects — in a fresh way by using the phone instead of a big camera lens and flash.
Are you excited about the new iPhone 7 Plus’ two-camera system?
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