charlesn
An interesting and informative article for any iPhone shooters who don't have prior experience with professional speedlites. (Though I agree with Skeptical above: good speedlites aren't cheap.) I've always found a giant disconnect between Apple's marketing of iPhone's flash performance and how it actually performs. Apple has been promoting "perfect" flash pictures for the past 4 or 5 generations of iPhone and they've been anything but. To the average snapshooter, the flash may seem fine, but if you've actually shot with a speedlite, not so much. Shaping the LED pattern of light based on lens focal length for the photo is an important step on the way to better flash pictures, but I think we're a LONG, LONG way from this article's headline of iPhone Pro flash creating 'perfect light for your photos."
