Winner: iPhone 7 Plus. The iPhone 7’s camera is pretty sweet and for some people, it is more than enough to snap vacation pics and keep your Instagram feed full.

To see just how the camera fared, we tested the iPhone 7 Plus against the flagship Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, a mid-range Canon DSLR, the $1,200 80D and the previous iPhone model, 6S Plus.

A search on Twitter and on popular Apple forums such as MacRumors shows other iPhone 7 Plus users reporting the same camera issues as far back as October, so it's unlikely the result of updating ...

The phone's got one 12-megapixel camera with a 28mm f1.8 lens and a 12-megapixel camera with a 56mm f2.8 lens. That "telephoto" lens Apple refers to the camera with the 56mm lens as "telephoto." ...

Rumors about the new iPhone 7 cameras have been running rampant for months, but today the 7 and the 7 Plus made their debut in the real world. Both brought a bunch of new camera hardware. Here’s the ...

iPhone 7 Plus camera. The phablet is going straight after DSLR cameras, and you’ll have a hard time ignoring its capabilities. The iPhone 7 Plus has two 12-megapixel cameras.

The iPhone 7 camera has a good dynamic range, and if you take advantage of the fast lens to take three photos on the HDR setting, you can get some truly great shots.

The great iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus cameras make users want to take more photos, but these aren’t always better photos. These iPhone 7 camera lenses and add-ons will help you take better photos ...

It looks like it’s not only the Google Pixel which may be suffering from a few camera-related teething problems.According to a report today in AppleInsider, a number of iPhone 7 Plus users are ...

12-megapixel camera with a 23mm lens with 1.7 aperture, there’s also a 56mm lens on the iPhone 7 Plus. The iPhone 7 Plus additional lens is a great feature, but unnecessary for most people Still ...

The foldable iPhone might just have two rear cameras, and their megapixel counts might not overly impress either.