Apple ’s latest phones both have excellent cameras, but when it comes to picture quality, the larger iPhone 6 Plus has one extra trick up its sleeve: Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS).

Apple’s current iPhone 6 camera page boasts about the sensitivity ... Apple will need to strike a balance between lens quality and physical size. The FaceTime (front) camera falls woefully ...

The iPhone 5 camera also boasted improvements to macro photography and HDR quality photos. Lastly, the iPhone 5, thanks to iOS 6, was the first camera to support panoramic photos. Next up ...

The lenses reviewed here work with the iPhone SE, 6s, and 6s Plus, as well as any other iPhone that has a camera bump like those iPhones, such as the iPhone 6 ... image quality with the least ...

believes the films that will come via iPhone 6 could be high-quality enough that using the device won't look or feel like a gimmick—it'll just be made using the latest in camera tech.

With the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple made several improvements to the camera quality. It’s still packing an 8-megapixel sensor (f2.2 aperture), but there are a few new features that make the ...

The iPhone 6 camera details were apparently posted on ... improving picture and camera quality over the year, for what’s described as the best camera around. A comparison showing camera features ...

while the larger iPhone 6 Plus also uses hardware OIS for superior image taking capabilities. In its filing, Apple notes that OIS adjusts the direction of the field of view of the camera to ...

The next iPhone camera may rely on a software algorithm ... a process that can degrade the resolution and quality of a picture. In a research note picked up by MacRumors earlier this month ...

After two generations of VGA-quality selfie cameras ... The iPhone 6 Plus had the exact same camera as the iPhone 6, with one big exception: optical image stabilization (OIS).

The iPhone 6 camera is great to use as a point-and-shoot ... resulting in better quality video. To make the change to 60 fps, head to your “Settings” menu, tap on “Photos & Camera ...