Seen in each photo has different levels of striking clarity and focus. The original iPhone's primitive 2-megapixel snapper was largely derided and considered the phone's weak spot, during a time where huge focus was placed on the quality of a handset's camera. The device steadily improved from 3-megapixels, to 5-megapixels, with the iPhone 4S serving up an 8-megapixel sensor and dramatically improved lens technology.
On the Camera+ website Bettany says that the new iPhone 4S even beats many of the high-end compact cameras on the market.
She says: The iPhone 4S is dramatically clearer and sharper than previous iPhone versions. Using separate focus and exposure in Camera+ on the iPhone 4; 4S significantly helped create a more balanced exposure. "While it's not nearing the same quality as a professional level dSLR, it is comparable to a top of the line compact camera and even outshines it in some ways."
Check out the Camera+ post to see the comparison in full, featuring all five iPhone models as well as the Canon S95 compact camera.
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