If you consider your iPhone 6s to be a very good camera,then the 9.7-inch iPad Pro should equally be considered an acceptable camera in terms of quality. Both maintain 12‑megapixel iSight cameras on the back with loyal Tone flashes, 5-megapixel FaceTime HD cameras on the front with Retina Flash, and Live Photos on both sides,plus 4K video capture.
The only disagreement is obviously the form factor of each device: the iPhone’s candy bar shape makes it look like a digital camera, whereas the iPad may only be socially acceptable as a camera if no one realizes you’re actually taking photos. That’s kinda the trick for me; shoot with the iPad if I’m already using it for something else, or otherwise go for the iPhone first.
That context is mostly around the house where no one can see (read: judge) me,but seriously using the 9.7-inch iPad Pro as a convenient camera has made me realize the iPad’s Camera app has a few drawbacks compared to the same app on the iPhone. section of it is size, but there are some software tricks too that you’ll want to sustain in intellect to better utilize the newly improved camera system more…
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Source: 9to5mac.com