Take Better Photos  About Our Courses  iPhone 5s camera review
for photographers   You could be forgiven for not getting too
excited about the camera in Apple's new flagship iPhone 5s.
They've put dozens of tweaks into it, but not a single one
sounds... sexy. It's still 8 megapixels, it still doesn't zoom,
and the phone's still the same size as last year. Do all the
little changes add up to something bigger?   iPhone 5s, 1/350s,
f/2.2, ISO 32   If you already have an iPhone 5, here's what
AU$1,129 (US$1,060) buys you for a 64GB iPhone 5s,
photographically-speaking:  15% larger pixels, a slightly wider
and 20% brighter lens, and a colour-changing flash. Plus
benefits from faster processing, including a burst mode, a
"dynamic local tone map" said to improve highlight and shadow
detail, a behind-the-scenes multi-shot feature to reduce blur,
panoramas that change brightness through the scene, and slow-
motion video.  This suite of changes would sound impressive in a
dedicated camera. And it strikes directly at the