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The 8 Plus can shoot slow motion video at 1080p 240fps vs. 120fps on the 7 Plus. The 240fps makes juggler Melanie Webster and her flying potatoes look even cooler. Check out this video to see the footage at full resolution. The rest of this gallery are photos that I took with the 8 Plus like this quinoa waffle from Nourish Cafe. I love the blue sky in this photo. Overall, the 8 Plus is the best iPhone for photos and video. But in November the iPhone X comes out. Internally it is exactly the same as the iPhone 8 Plus.

My first stop was Dolores Park in the Mission, Overall photos from the 8 Plus had a touch more detail, saturation and handled highlights better than pictures from the 7 Plus, Dolores Park just before sunset taken on the iPhone 8 Plus, I should note that for this comparison I left the settings on both phones on auto (focus, exposure, HDR), The iPhone 8 Plus like the Google Pixel and Pixel 2 is designed to be operated in HDR all the time, In formation: bliss iphone case fact, the controls for turning HDR on or off has moved from the camera app to the iPhone's Settings app because Apple claims that HDR has been perfected enough to always use it, I would have to agree..

Check out this picture of Stella the cat taken with the 7 Plus and another one taken with the 8 Plus. Stella the cat photographed with the 7 Plus (left) and 8 Plus (right). Both photos are good, but the one from the 8 Plus has a more detail in her fur and a slightly wider dynamic color range. Here's a shot of a Cable Car on California street. The Van Ness cable car taken by the 8 Plus (left) and 7 Plus (right). The photo from the 8 Plus has a tad more contrast than the one from the 7 Plus. Then there's Portrait Mode. It was first introduced on the 7 Plus and uses the two rear cameras to simulate an artistic blurry background also known as bokeh.

I should note that Portrait Lighting Mode is still in Beta and will hopefully improve over time as did the original Portrait Mode on the 7 Plus, When Portrait Lighting formation: bliss iphone case Mode worked, especially in Stage Light Mono, the pictures looked stunning, Two pictures of singer Xiomara both taken with the 8 Plus, The one on the left is without Portrait Lighting Mode, The one on the right has it turned on and set to Stage Light Mono, My next stop was a post "Blade Runner 2049" beer with friends, Look, I don't like using a flash on any phone, It's distracting, and your subject turns into a glowing white light zombie against a dark shadowy background..

But Apple addressed this on the 8 and 8 Plus with a feature called Slow Sync Flash. Basically the camera's shutter stays open longer to take in more light, making the background look less dark. Check out these photos below taken with the flash inside a bar. The one from the 7 Plus has a darker background and lots of nasty harsh light on the subject. There's even a little red-eye happening. The 8 Plus blends the light from the flash better with the background and the image overall looks pretty good.