iPhone 14 Pro VS iPhone 7 | Is It Even Better?

[@moment]

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[@godbraxton1834]

i have a 2 iPhone 7 they never let me down only in low light

[@axilleas]

The iPhone 7 has a slightly more cinematic feel to it (not oversharpened as well as mostly warmer tones), that's why it feels nostalgic.

[@sly3rrr]

Yess that's the same point that i was thinking of

[@KillVizh]

I agree

[@MMMB777]

No deferent

[@t.p.0104]

Hope they can improve that through software updates

[@insertnamehere8723]

That's because the framerate may be less as people assosciate that subconscious without knowing the technical details. It's because most cinema content is bellow 30 and way less for stop motion and have a certain quality to them that the uninitiated may not be able to identify. I personally like it and there's many reasons to opt for thus, mainly because the less time the shutter is opens mean less light being processed with higher FPS, however, the longer an apature is open it is more susceptible to motion blur and not est suited to fast paced action, but that also kinda adds to the smooth cinematic vibe. 60fps in most aspects of videography is kinda overrated and a layman may think more is undeniably better due to associations with gaming, which works differently. I personally love 24fps in low light situations not only technically but has a buttery smooth vibe, that, and a lower exposure means more detail can be preserved where it's needed.

[@gearbarrel6237]

Surprised how the iPhone 14 compared to the iPhone 7. The 7 holds its own. Love this sort of comparison

[@moment]

same. I was blown away

[@ilhamhadi8957]

Yeaah, hands down for iPhone 7 natural camera. But not for the battery life, it's drained very fast!

[@Minacious_Shenanigans]

@@ilhamhadi8957 yeah seriously

[@KeizashiAcidRain]

The 7 holds its ? maybe just cuz apple doing nothing for new iphones ?

[@srmonit]

The problem with his comparison is that he only shot in daylight... from a personal experience i can totally say that in low light scenarios, maybe in a club or somewhere under a street lamp where the only source of light is focused it makes a huge difference...

[@jo_qYT]

This is one of the main reasons I can’t let go of my iPhone X. The photos just have a look I really like and I wish Apple would go back to the less sharpened, less HDR, style or at least give us options to turn those settings off.

[@moment]

just need that color science with 14 pro software features

[@hetalkstorainbowws]

exactly, I'm on the same boat and every time I see that over sharpening I'm like uhhhhh no thanks, but I would love a wide angle camera, I don't know what to do.

[@theG.O.A.T.]

@@moment 👎🏻

[@hemantaphurailatpam3956]

shoot with third party apps in Log profile... if you dont want the oversharpened look. I have the 14 pro, it's not this oversharpened (in camera app). He should update ios or change camera setting or something, or use the main wide lens more. 3x lens is not good though. But you comparing with iPhone X is kind of funny. I can see a lot improvement even coming from 12 pro max.

[@chrome5725]

you do realise you could just use lightroom to take dng raw photos on a new iphone which will look exactly how you like it

[@DomMcD]

I agree that the iPhone 7 doesn't look that bad from those examples, but the problem is those examples are very much the best case scenario. Shooting pictures/video outside with great lighting will look good on many old/cheap phones. I'd bet that if you brought the 7 inside and/or in low light it would quickly fall behind. And then there's also portrait mode, night mode, slow mo, etc.

[@Sup3rSn1per]

Pretty sure the 7 was the first with portrait mode. Slo-mo’s been around forever. 100% right about night mode and low light conditions though

[@myNEONCITY]

⁠@@Sup3rSn1per The 7 Plus was the first to introduce portrait mode. The regular 7, as shown in the video, didn’t have it.

[@rainbowevil]

@@Sup3rSn1per some of those features might be present in the 7, but so much improved in the 14

[@cristiangnecco702]

Yea, I agree with you. I still use an iPhone 7s plus, and it's terrible for night pictures. This is something that has been improved during the last 4 years or something.

[@Mikolargest]

@@Sup3rSn1perslow mo as in with the iPhone 7 the fps for the mode was only 240 fps so the slow mo wasn’t very good

[@chinitopinoy1726]

Too much digital sharpness on 14 Pro. They should bring back the natural detailness of the iPhone 7/iPhone 8 footage and combine it with the night mode/lowlight/DR improvement of the newer phones.

[@ciao_abhi]

what is "natural detailness"? Some sensors capture more detail than others. What does "natural" detail mean?

[@chinitopinoy1726]

@@ciao_abhi I might have worded it wrong. Maybe what I mean is the newer iPhones need to back off a bit when it comes to over sharpening the footage through software.

[@Hoo_huu]

This is what I hate about newer iPhones video and images look super fake

[@chinitopinoy1726]

@@Hoo_huu yeah, they should at least offer the option to turn off the sharpening that happens in camera. 🤔

[@diandrecarty4512]

Rubbish

[@marnovanwyk9182]

Picked up the 14 pro about 2 months ago, have to say based on this video I actually prefer the colours of the 7. Looks more natural…

[@gamesnic]

Yeah, because Apple has gone over the top with their hidious processing

[@To0t]

Do people buy the 14 pro for the camera? Everyone i know including me bought it because of the 120hertz screen.

[@To0t]

The camera on phones are always shit compare to actual cameras.

[@gamesnic]

@@To0t even 400$ phones have 120Hz OLEDs by now.

[@gamesnic]

@@To0t No you're just used to shitty processing lmao

[@ESKATEUK]

As an iPhone 14 pro max owner, I love the camera, however it would definitely look better if they cut down on the post processing over sharpening. It’s completely unnecessary and is only fooling the most novice of users.

[@tydshiin5783]

Because well, most of iPhone's userbase are novices, no offense You should give like Sony Xperia line of phones a go if you're interested in having more control over images

[@teo2157]

@@tydshiin5783To translate, Apple applying these effects is actually best, as it represents what the user wants from their images.

[@r.korski6820]

Gosto mais da câmera do iphone 7.

[@galaxys2roxx]

Going from an iphone 7plus to a 13mini and being someone with olive-brown skin, I can definitively say that there is simply no competition in the front camera department. My 7 plus used to make me look like i was outright black in ALL conditions except for when it was extremely sunny and bright. My 13 mini not only makes me look like myself but also with the photographic styles, I can tune it so that my undertones of olive shine through. My skin looks exactly like I see it in person and it is SUCH A CONFIDENCE BOOSTER. The back camera's are closer but again, my skin tone is far more accurate on the 13.

[@Abedoss]

I’m also preparing for a 7 to 13 mini shift, your comment is encouraging, even though I rarely take photos & I’m feeling sick of Apple’s walled garden pseudo-heaven, coming from 3GS (yes, back in the days the S was capital) to 4s to 5s to 7 (which is actually 6ss), and I think 13 mini=12s mini.

[@PranavPalliyilisawesome]

There is nothing shameful about having darker skin but good for you

[@nasimahm3d]

@@Abedoss in my opinion the 13 mini is the best iphone out right now, it has the same power as 13, 14 and 14 plus squeezed into a small phone and has the same cameras from the 12 pro max (except the telephoto lens) it's amazing and totally underrated

[@ashrafshaikh5025]

Hey can you tell me about how's the battery of 13 mini? and how long you are using it for?

[@nasimahm3d]

@@ashrafshaikh5025 my screen on time is about 7-8 hours per day, i have around 20% left at the end of the day, it’s pretty good. i use youtube and social media mostly

[@Sourabh123ify]

iPhone 7 color science was spot on 🙌🏻❤

[@PaperWolfe]

Agreed. I look at the newer iPhones and they oversaturate so much

[@moment]

it really was

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

@@PaperWolfe I agree. Back a few years ago the iPhone was differentiated by its more realistic unsaturated photos and phones made by the likes of Samsung were known to have more saturated images. I feel like since the Pixel phones came out with Google's overly-processed look that Apple has tried to mimic what they've done, and now all phones seem to take photos that are saturated and highly processed, and it sucks!!!! I still have an iPhone 8 and I LOVE the photos it takes, even when compared to my girlfriend's iPhone 12 Mini. I hate the path Apple has gone down with their cameras!

[@wesstafford23]

One of the glaring things the 14 Pro is great at is the stabilizing of the videos. Very impressed with that and i think that got unnoticed/not talked about enough

[@marioherrerajr5293]

I always knew most of the camera improvements we see on smartphones nowadays are software related but man this not only proves it but shows me just how much natural the iphone 7 looks compared to the 14...

[@kiandominicmercado792]

I remember when the iPhone 7 came out it was the best video camera phone. Wow, time flys so so fast!

[@tyukikiquinchi7367]

I can still recall when they first introduced ois where there a lady in a motorcycle taking a video.

[@Benjamin_Stuart]

Because of the cold aluminum back, lightweight feel, and the fact that my 13 pro oversharpens everything or just makes it look like a painting; I definitely miss my 7.

[@smaronboruah]

6 generations apart, and yet manages to hold up pretty well... Some people are even liking the 7 better cuz of it's color science. Truly shows the beauty of the quality the iPhones used to come with. Lovely comparison guys, would love more such videos!

[@CemCeyhan]

Yess I loved my iphone7 cinematic colours

[@nordvestgaming1238]

Well looking at the specs the actual sensor is basically identical, both have 12MP sensors. The main differences are with everything else, like the image stabilization, different aperture, and a 7-element lens vs a 6-element lens. Other than that everything is purely software and post-processing differences, so its not too surprising that the 7 still holds up considering at its core it is the same camera as the 14 with some minor differences.

[@CemCeyhan]

@@nordvestgaming1238 Thank you 👍

[@martymchigh6577]

....or it shows that apple is just scamming their customers year after year, depends on how you see it

[@kjeldkaj]

@@nordvestgaming1238 The 14 pro has 48 mp main lens

[@stacystec]

The clarity on with long shots is what I noticed the most. The 7 was holding its own on the closeups. But if you pause on any shot at a distance ( especially the surfing), the clarity on the 14 is astounding. Most of the ripples in the water got lost on the 7's tiny sensor.

[@neilieb3740]

My Iphone 7 is my 1st and only Iphone, thanks to the price drop and availability to us 3rd world countries. Battery is relatively new, I have 84% and it's perfectly ok as long as you don't play any games for too long. I love taking pictures with it for sure. Reminds me of my Lumia and Nokia 700 phones from the past. Those pictures were awesome, and still hold up to time. Love this camera comparison video though, and for sure the 7 definitely still can keep up with the Newer Iphones.

[@henrylind9730]

I remember my mates iPhone 7 plus, it was the first mainstream phone with a portrait mode dual camera set up and it blew us away. I think we spent the whole day at the park taking portrait photos

[@SpadChad]

I've had an iPhone 7 for like 8 years, and switched to an A54 Samsung 2 months ago. Only noticed some quality of life changes, better cameras, and a better battery. The new features were nice but I didn't notice much of a difference in performance, at least for what I use my phone for.

[@SmartphoneCinematography]

Maaaaan I feel so nostalgic right now, I prefer more the iphone 7 look, no oversharpening and it looks kinda more cinematic... Niles please give us more comparisons like that 👌👌

[@nixd0rf356]

Man I'm still using the iPhone 7 but the camera is just so shit in low light you'd swear the photo was taken by an iPad mini from 2012

[@SmartphoneCinematography]

@@nixd0rf356 hehe ok i believe,night photo isn't so good,maybe it can be better with some apps that can use longer exposure

[@florante4991]

Nostalgic?? Nostalgic is Motorola or Blackberry. iPhone 7 was just 20 minutes ago.

[@jsdp]

@@nixd0rf356 I just upgraded from 7 to 13 pro and god I do not miss the 7... I like the massive quality bump + low light performance + extra shooting options is insane

[@quickfilmmakingtips2870]

Nah I recently upgraded and have to say that day to day the new iPhone is just so much better. I agree that over-sharpening in an issue, but dynamic range, low light, stabilisation, photo, portrait and general speed of the phone is just miles ahead

[@wesleyvandeurzen7199]

why does the Iphone 7 look better in video mode

[@moment]

I DONT KNOW BUT IM SHOOK

[@wesleyvandeurzen7199]

@@moment I thought it was because I was watching on a 1080p Monitor at work but I just came home and the 7 is still better in video mode 😭

[@Truth_Seeker1]

@@wesleyvandeurzen7199It can’t be nor is it better.

[@akeneagle6567]

Too much detail of this real world is kinda ugly, so the smoother look on iPhone 7 looks better as it has less detail, hope this explains

[@Camalexanderclips]

7 looks better in every way

[@tipoomaster]

My favorite Portrait Modes to date have still come out of my old retired iPhone 7 Plus. I can only guess/describe it as, back then it was just doing more basic two lens segmentation, and now there's a bunch of ML funkery that sometimes just looks off or unnatural to your brain.

[@locofer3]

What´s teh kit u use for your videos man? Look really good

[@scrow9]

I have long felt that cinematic video isn't necessarily sharp - it's more "dream like" But the iPhone 14 has things like cinematic and slow motion which I don't think the 7 offers plus more choices in video resolution and frame rates - check me on that if I am wrong but it makes sense to me

[@moment]

yes and no

[@lansmorgan9280]

"PAL mode" gives 25 and 50 fps ;) And Lens 65-75mm - give Portrait effect

[@sls7]

I had a few iPhones and the ones I used the most in my life were the 7 and the 11, I just bought the 13. In the last 2 years using the iPhone 11 I often missed the look of my iPhone 7, I really liked its low saturation.

[@Jack_Meadows]

My iPhone 7plus was one of my favorite phone cameras to date. The stills I was able to capture on that phone are almost unparalleled. It was a time when hardware and software came together in perfect balance. Amazing how apple still hasn’t found that balance again in all these years. My 15 pro is good, but nowhere near how I felt when using that phone.

[@chickenbawqueyt]

I have and still use an iPhone 7 as my main phone. Nice to see the comparison. 👍

[@onatlopera]

Funny that the 14 Pro has a cinematic mode when the 7 is doing it without being a setting for it. It is just it.

[@TheWaynecollins]

I agree, I’m still using an iPhone 7 and I have no plans to replace it. It works great!

[@moment]

thats so core

[@goforsteve3042]

Main has a poor battery. I have to change it.

[@canekbidart4550]

@@goforsteve3042 rt

[@Jer_Schmidt]

I don’t really have an eye for color or sharpness or whatever, so to me they look so similar and it just highlights how much the improvement has stalled (despite what Apple says on stage every year). I have a XS and see no reason to upgrade.

[@enriquezf1]

wonder if anyones figured out how to decrease the sharpness of the new phones to look more like the 7 -8 era of iPhones; bcos I agree I also really did like the look coming out of the 7

[@s.tunafish]

Hey, I appreciate this video, but I would have loved to see some night shots. As you said the 14 Pro has Night Mode and I belief as soon as the lighting conditions aren't good anymore the iPhone 7 photos fall apart.

[@Manifestoronaplain]

It's amazing how good the iPhones looked before the aggressive oversharpening of the 11 and up. I actually bought an iPhone X just for the look. Smooth and pleasant to the eye💙

[@trider_yt3696]

1:06 I have an iPhone 7 and I’m literally plugged in too 💀

[@marcobaldauf1247]

Crazy how good the 7 still does 😮 there are a ton other androids on the Market that are „new“ but don’t look that good in photo performance

[@MemelordSupreme]

I have a 6s and honestly, love the look of the photos that come out of it. The biggest hindrance is Apple's camera app. I use Camera+ and other camera apps on it that let you shoot RAW as well. It's output some of my favorite phone shots ever. The quality is actually pretty nice. Apple's app stinks though. I don't even enjoy it on new phones.

[@premiumhighlights5150]

Which other apps do you use?

[@quickfilmmakingtips2870]

I just updated from the 7 and I have to say that it is such a massive jump in quality. I don’t even need to do a side by side to notice how much better my footage looks, especially in low light. It is obviously aspected after so many years, but I was amazed by how much better it looks

[@damazywlodarczyk]

you're high because you bought a new expensive toy and came here to brag, so your opinion can't be trusted, it's better, but not that much

[@Fordahord1]

Yea low light is terrible on the 7

[@TsVirg]

Iphone 7 is very good At night

[@Fordahord1]

@@TsVirg ye amazing, all u can see is night

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

Low light would be a massive improvement but IMO everything else is bad, in brightly lit images newer iPhones tend to take overly saturated and overly sharpened photos. They look artificial and weird IMO.

[@keith.s7139]

Even though the 7 wasn’t all that different from the 6S it seemed so cool at the time. I miss the days of actually being excited for new iPhone releases

[@techny3000]

Of course it is [Because in true Apple style the sheer amount of changes between major IOS updates make it *very* hard to download modern apps]

[@McWhCl]

I really love my 7 plus so much before this. The only problem is at night and also the front camera, everything else are okay. I took a lot of great photos using it. I've already upgraded

[@djolofgraphik9341]

me too

[@wdj40]

2016 I was younger than I am now was the factest thing I've heard in a while

[@MLGB0Yz]

I do believe the sharpness is more natural, but it terms of raw data, the 14 pro will edit a lot better. And I do have a 7 and a 14 pro so I can use both if need be. But the biggest feature is the great telephoto and macro capabilities and the depth of field and the in camera stabilization is far beyond the 7. So I can just reduce the sharpness and color grade very simply to get a 7 look, but whether I’m using either, I’d still be color grading for my own preference which neither camera does for me. I would say the 24fps on the 14 pro is also a big advantage as it makes it much more cinematic. I upgraded from the 7 and in terms of the phone, the camera is about the only thing going for it. Since the phone is pretty cheap now, it’s worth picking up I suppose, but I’m still mirrorless camera all the way, the bigger sensors always give a better vibe, especially since the raw data will be very editing friendly and the different lenses one can get will be superior to any iPhone in camera or external lens setup. I was using lenses on my iPhone 4, so I definitely enjoy the simplicity, but I’ve gotten way better footage from the 14 pro and I have the 256gb 7 and the 1tb 14 pro, so storage wise, if you really want to shoot 4k, with all the other parameters I’ve mentioned, the storage aspect is huge. And all that is disregarding the pro film apps such as filmic pro or protake. You can adjust so much more in those apps than with the 7 and you can already reduce a lot of the things you may dislike in the 14 pro, but also have more advantages with the other cameras. To be able to adjust everything is ideal, if anyone takes iPhone filming and photos serious, then a pro video app and a pro camera app will up the already fantastic quality and all that is before editing. I’m glad to have both, but realistically, the chance of me ever using a 7 again is slim.

[@ArnauDisrepair]

7:50 I'm someone who grew up with a 3DS, and I loved filming everything I could. A couple of months ago I brought a DSi (my only working DS at the moment) to take pictures of a thing my friends and I went to, and it looked so cool. Taking pictures with a phone feels so weird compared to taking them with a DS, like they have this vibe of "a better time" even though it was this year, and it somehow felt more fun to take pictures and looking at them.

[@PhysiqueGeek]

They might seem weird on the phone because you're used to taking pictures with a 0.3 megapixel DS camera.

[@myvideobuffet5398]

Still using an iPhone 7 as my phone in 2022, and still using it to record a lot of my videos. The best camera/camcorder is the one you have in your pocket. Also, it has the Moment case, so I can attach my Moment lenses…😊

[@ukestudio3002]

What are moment case lenses?

[@myvideobuffet5398]

@@ukestudio3002 Moment is a photography/videography company. They sell some lenses (wide, telephoto, macro, etc) that you attach to your phone's camera lens. You need to have a Moment phone case in order to attach their lenses. Happy Holidays!

[@HenrikoMagnifico]

The 14 Pro has had a serious problem with over processing since launch. Apple does not care about it's photography oriented users anymore.

[@naslime_snaps]

getting the iPhone 14 Pro soon and currently own the iPhone 7 which I've been using it since launched. Only upgrading because Apple decided not to support it anymore. Might just make it my dedicated camera for black and white photography. Thanks for the video comparison!

[@stephaned3072]

I also did the same. Upgraded from iphone 7 to 14 pro max. But somehow i use the 7 more than the 14 like when going to the gym it fits my pocket etc and the camera is good on all of them. Sold both and went with the se. I like the feel of the old iphones lol

[@goforsteve3042]

Same here 👍 What color will you get the 14 pro?

[@naslime_snaps]

@@goforsteve3042 i got the space black. thought of changing the pace and get the deep purple coz i always have a black iPhone but the store i bought mine from do not have it in stock.

[@gorofujita5767]

So what are we even paying for with the iPhone 14 Pro? How do these minimal differences _(I wouldn't call an oversharpened filter an improvement)_ justify the 3x - 4x price increment??

[@flamehunter001]

I still own my iPhone 7 which I got back in 2017. The camera used to be better, and I loved taking photos that had a depth effect to them. Nowadays it still does take nice photos although 50% of the time the photos look a bit jagged, details on grass and trees look muddy (which is only noticeable if you take a really close look). Sadly the microphone sensor got damaged and I can't answer calls properly, so I've been looking to change it and will soon. I also noticed on your comparison video that the 14 Pro has more vivid and saturated colors, whereas the 7 in some shots had bleak colors (the colors looked whitened). Awesome comparison

[@vgranja]

The iPhone 7 when using ios 10 recorded the images in jpg. From ios 11 onwards, it started to use the current format, HEIC, which compresses the image more and produces images with a smaller size. But, despite being reported by Apple that the HEIC would have the same quality, it does not. I have a 7 with ios 10 and another with ios 15. Photos taken under the same conditions, they are worse in ios 15. You can export the photos in jpg in ios 15, but the photograph is made in HEIC. Then you can choose how to export: HEIC or jpg and the final result is the same. But when I photographed in jpg (before ios 11), I had more detail, better color, etc. So that muddy look is caused by the new file format.

[@flamehunter001]

@@vgranja Oooh, I never knew that the HEIC format caused such differences. To be honest, despite owning an iPhone, I was never too keen on reading what the updates did, and I was surprised whenever I imported my photos and they were in HEIC format instead of jpg. What an awful change!

[@vgranja]

@@flamehunter001, yes, a change that was worse in terms of quality of the photos.

[@vondahe]

It's funny that the iPhone 13 released last year ALSO had a 12MP camera - just like the iPhone 7 released a whopping six years ago. And the 12MP we still have in iPhone 14 Pro unless we activate raw mode. You can accuse Apple of many things but rushing to give consumers what they want is not one of them.

[@jeffmurnahan]

I like the iphone 7’s look and was about to say the 14 looks over saturated, but I think the cameras still hold up today compared with the newer cameras. The 7 still runs smooth. Just have to get a battery replacement on them and they’re good to go. The differences in the phones is what I expect one generation of difference to look like, not 6 gens of difference. Iphone doesn’t update their phones as much as I’d like, no company does, that’s why I still have an 11 pro max. Not worth the upgrade

[@JenniferElizabeth-ui8xr]

I like ur comments❤

[@KofieBluejay]

If I would choose a fixed focal, I would definitely choose the iPhone 7. I’m flabbergasted by how it manage to look better than the 14. Of course, it only got one lens, low light performance is ridiculous, stabilization in video is laughable in our modern standards, but damn, I’m shocked. Genuinely.

[@nicolask.3825]

I'm surprised at how many people prefer the 7 - I enjoy the look of the 14 much more, from the subtle contrast/fine detail enhancement that introduces more contrast in darker areas like the foliage without crushing shadows to the way it seems to pull more color out of the environment. Bit depth is the term, I guess, it's like dynamic range, but instead of high/low exposure extremes, you have extremes of different colors in one shot, and it looks very aesthetically pleasing to me. By comparison, the 7 has a bit of a haze. No deal breaker, I've pushed the Dehaze slider in both directions before and either can work, but if I can only have one, the 14 prevails.

[@parufy]

I was thinking the same. I think the 7 looks cheap, and not in a good way. The 14 definitely oversharpens things but that can be adjusted. In the shot from under the pier, the pillars are shillouettes on the 7, but you can actually see them on the 14. The 14 also has macro mode, action mode, night mode and other things like that. One thing I have noticed that is quite annoying as a 14 user is how far the focal distance is on the 1x wide lens. On my 11 I could use the 1x for close-up shots but on the 14 I can't get any closer than ~10cm or it goes out of focus. I guess the ultrawide lens picks up the slack. I also wish he tested 3x zoom on both models to show distant sharpness. The 14 wins by a lot in my book 🤷‍♂

[@Ray03595]

I think people always prefer feeling nostalgia is why. In 10 years people will say 14 pro has a better "feel" than the iPhone 24. There's no denying how well the 14 captures color.

[@ThecrazyJH96]

Will all phones and camera upgrades, it’s all in the details

[@_anindith_]

Obviously 14 does a better job in exposing darker areas, but I don't like the way it sharpens the edges of objects. 7 also takes impressive videos 👍🏼

[@Satwik.4k]

Will there be no Moment Invitational anymore??

[@celebrityrog]

They both look really good in my opinion. I had the 7 Plus with the dual lenses and thought it was amazing for the time. I also have a 12 Pro and 14 Pro and no longer a 7 Plus. I still got a 6s Plus laying around here somewhere. But I believe the 7 was geared for HD Video content so makes sense it's got a great video quality.

[@whatisanamewhatisaface]

I was so pleased to hear you say that about the iPhone 7. All the time I was looking at it, I thought "that's a vibe."

[@RXP91]

I love videos like this - it's like an antidote to all the marketing around launch time that makes you think you "need" to upgrade. I'm sticking with my 12 mini forever until another smaller unit comes out!

[@hakeemsmith-w2q]

hy first time watcher here and im so impressed by you video its so natural, honest and not over spoken im bout to bing watch all your videos, liking and subscribing

[@ricardohnn]

i think the most funny thing is that the camera was never that bad in the first place. If you show to anyone on the streets photos from the 7 and label as iphone 14, people will just believe and say it looks awesome... so i think we end up focusing too much on gear and not the spot we are at... there are also a bunch of techniques and other softwares to improve the photo quality... I read this on a book about photography once.... it's better to spend 1000 USD on a trip and 500 on a gear, than 1500 on just gear.

[@PeteS_1994]

iPhone 14 is much better at night photography though i think as i have a 13 mini and have tried night shots.

[@PadhneKeta]

1:53 "I was younger than I am Now" 🤣 SO True

[@engadgetnerd]

uhhhh to my shock...i think i enjoy the iPhone 7 video better than the 14 pro. This is coming from a guy with a 13 mini....dang it....I have been duped all these years to believing I'm getting mind blowing upgrades on these things. Video comparisons like this will sober you up!

[@captureinsidethesound]

The biggest difference is in low-light areas in which users will come across at least %40 of the time.

[@zefnreaj3548]

14 Looks better, but 7 feels beter

[@eminem759]

I used to have the 7 but I think it does worse when it’s too bright or too dark.

[@artsypatt.y]

I love the looks and color science in the 7. It just looks more natural.

[@muhammadagungp7724]

bro i still use iPhone 7 since day 1 'till now, idk why this phone won't broken 😂

[@imbanates]

Nice review, iPhone Cameras are truly amazing! but hoping there would be part 2 with photos and videos from low light areas or at night.

[@StayRHeal]

I came here to gain some inspiration to use my old iPhone 7 to record freestyle videos for my KZbin and TikToks and heard some great vibes in the videos….could we possible get a track name or link for the music in the video👀

[@attilantis824]

This is so funny, I was just telling a buddy of mine today, how much I prefer the natural look of the iphone 6s series :) I don't have my 6s plus anymore, but I still have the first SE which has the same camera. I miss that look from my current iphone. :)

[@coachtomas]

The reason these trends for retro happen is because for the most part older stuff lasts longer/is better quality. Side note - yes I know technically newer stuff is more advanced, but to me that does not translate to a huge quantum leap improvement, instead we get over reliance on HDR and over sharpening on phone cameras these days. The real world doesn't look like what these new phone cameras put out. I had a Pixel for a while and yes the photos look great, but they didn't look natural to me. Same with stuff like "night mode", yes it defo helps with dark shots but it does it in a such a reckless way. Mm. I got given an iphone 7 recently and I love it. Sure the battery sucks and I cant make calls, but it is defo a camera keeper. Great video.

[@brianrobinson3961]

Me still rocking iPhone 7

[@JackD0ff]

I don't see a big advance in phone cameras, but love the performance upgrade that comes every year, app launches and operations are much faster, more reliable and smoother.

[@zhekhailee8220]

iPhone 7 is a lot better actually, in terms of colour science. There's way too much digital sharpening on the 14 pro, a bit sad to say cause I just got my 14 pro

[@busybee2148]

Actually 7 is a bit soft that's why

[@PandaCat587]

Still using my iPhone 7 plus until now..The camera is great

[@salahhamze]

I considered the newer phones, but ultimately decided on the iPhone SE 2020. Liked the photo look in comparisons, and combined with the Moment 58 and 18, I'm set

[@SalawuIbrahim]

I got the SE 2020 and I'm about to use it for all my filmmaking. I think it's dope

[@Kamidesu_Kun]

I don’t find the 14 pro to be too sharp often but even so, in cases where I do, I can just change the sharpness, exposure and ambiance because of all the crazy software features that are there.

[@MarcosCodas]

The video comparison would have looked way different under challenging low light conditions, where the better lenses and bigger sensor of the 14 Pro would have made a huge difference.

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[@pablo9021]

1:52 “I was younger than I am now” Well no shit bro 😂

[@jpbarista3253]

I switched from an iPhone 12 to an iPhone 14 Pro Max, and the over-sharpening is so bad 🤮 that I noticed it right away and I thought something was wrong with my settings. I wish I could go back.

[@LostVizitor]

I still use an iPhone 7 and was thinking about finally switching to the iPhone 14 Pro mainly for an "upgrade" in its camera and battery life. After watching this and a couple of other comparison videos, I might as well just stick with my iPhone 7... I guess we'll see how the iPhone 15 ends up? Anyways, thanks for the video comparison.

[@guerrero1736]

U funny bro🤣🤣

[@kjeldkaj]

My iPhone 7 is still fine, and so are my friends' iPhones (two of them also still have the iPhone 7)

[@raplover3803]

You know what's crazy? Is I remember the hype for this phone was crazy just like the songs you mentioned. It was a really good time to be alive. And I remember it like yesterday.

[@annyeongsawadeenihao7007]

I'm about to have this ip7 tomorrow huhu can't wait to try it out!

[@thedumbstuff4170]

I'm a little late to the comment section party on this, but I'd like to point out that yes, technically the 14 Pro is an improvement over the 7. But to me, the level of improvement over a 7 year span is absolutely pathetic.

[@Rem-Union]

I think its interesting that they kept the color proccessing the same between 7 generations of phones.

[@imacmadman22]

I never owned an iPhone 7, but I have had the 4s, 5s, 6s+, 8+, 12, 12 ProMax, 14 ProMax and what I have noticed in general picture taking is the sharpness, saturation and dynamic range has increased, but the iPhone "look" has stayed much the same. I don't know what camera app you used, I'm assuming it was Apple's Camera app, the iPhone 7 photos could have been improved with some aperture and shutter speed adjustments. I learned photography on film with all manual cameras, no program or auto modes, just all manual, "F8 & be there" shooting. The fact of the matter is, one can get usable, and dare I say, great photos with just about any camera, iPhone or otherwise.

[@RAHUL-od5lr]

this is so beautiful i mean i would still go for the iphone 7 because of the retro film kinda video feel its just so nice

[@Calvin._Klein]

It's really cool watching your video for the first time... The description was good 😊

[@Rk_yeptho]

I just hope iPhone 7 comes in more colour and Ram variants , and how I wish there were square edges also. I love it's simple look . It just looks so nice .

[@juniorsilvabroadcast]

6:34 feels nostalgic for me. it's almost like i'm seeing my childhood

[@rafaelmmification]

I know Im saying like a poor guy I am, as I'm brazilian, but I'm using a iphone 6s right now and I'm conviced that this device, even in 2022, it is enough! I don't need more than that. Cam is good, ios 15.7 is pretty ok to me, I dont feel I need something more, as much as I feel like buying a new device, it's clear that I dont need it, it feeds all my needs! (PS: LOSE THE BATTERY STUFF)

[@Mustafa-qq5hg]

Watching this video having an iphone 7 and it gives me motivation that through i am many generations behind but still i am cool.

[@marw9541]

It's always fun seeing clips of San Clemente when you're away from home

[@user-bv7jc]

iPhone 7 footage looks cozier and warmer and makes me feel comfy. The 14 is too sharp/clinical/cold/lifeless... I NEVER ever thought I would have said these things... Wow. This video literally changed the way I see phone cameras... Honestly thank you for making this video. I will never complain about my phone camera ever again... Wow. I'm still surprised.

[@vtss1336]

Im thinking to get iphone7, should i get it? Im lil bit confused.

[@JJCUBER]

What is the name of the song playing at 6:00? I can only find some version of the song with someone singing over it (which doesn’t seem like the original).

[@conker6500]

Coming from the iPhone 7 to the 14 Pro, I love to see this on my recommended page

[@ralphjasongomez5829]

The 7 has some nostalgic effect because it has a cinematic feel to it while the 14 pro got the sharpness and brightness section. For me, i would choose the 7 cause it has the old days feeling hehe