Photos taken with the S7/S7 Edge

Can anyone tell me the size of the picture file in the properties? normal mode and HDR.
 
Thanks for sharing - that looks amazing! I can't believe how big of a difference there is between the two.

And that is probably one of the biggest reasons I upgraded. At the time, going to an S6 wasn't worth it since I had just gotten the S5. I'm kinda glad I dropped my S5 and broke the screen. I'm loving this camera. It can capture my dogs in low-light and while they move....because that dog in the pic won't stay still! :)
 
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5th Ave New York Public Library

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Hmm... I'm glad I saw these real world examples. All the other photos I saw made the camera look miles ahead of the S6. These photos make me think they are basically on par with the S6's camera. [Except for the low-light shots of course].

I will definitely get this phone, but I think I will wait 2-3 months for it to drop $200. Last year I bought the S6 outright for $750 in April, and then in May I started seeing deals for $600.
 
1,500 lbs each. Who wants to try and flip one?

Edit - of course it uploads side view. - Why can't you delete post on here?
 

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Holy Moly!!! I wish we had the exif for a lot of these shots. That first dolphin shot is amazing! Was a flash used for that shot? Any post processing? I don't have a problem with post processing, I'd just like to know if it was used in this picture.
 
Has anyone tried the moving picture option? I don't recall if that's the exact name of the feature.
How useful is it? Seems it might be a feature that only works well with a certain type of photo or scenario.
 
Does anyone know how to make the front camera stop "flipping" the pictures on the galaxy s7? I can't seem to find it in the settings anywhere. Thanks!

when in front camera mode go into settings and you'll find 'save as previewed' flip switch there


Here's a picture of sushi taken with OPX:


And here's one with S7 - different day but same place and similar light situation (unedited):


And a cool low-light shot of Edinburgh Castle (unedited):
 
Plane overhead
 

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Holy Moly!!! I wish we had the exif for a lot of these shots. That first dolphin shot is amazing! Was a flash used for that shot? Any post processing? I don't have a problem with post processing, I'd just like to know if it was used in this picture.
No flash. Not that I could see anyway, trainer seemed like a point and shoot kind of guy.

No editing of any sort. Just point and shoot on auto.
 
I noticed the same issue a few people posted about on page 5. I took a picture of my tv and the center is distorted. Makes my tv look curved. Same thing with any strait line.
 
Not up to the standards of my other cameras, but blows away any phone camera I've ever tried. Previously was using an iPhone 6+and every other iPhone before that. Streets ahead in terms of low light performance, colour accuracy and dynamic range


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