Experience the U.S. Open Through the Lens of the iPhone 7 Plus

The unreleased phone’s camera capabilities come to light.

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Given an exclusive pass to photograph the U.S. Open with an unreleased iPhone 7 Plus, photographer Landon Nordeman documented the tennis tournament. Nordeman demonstrates the capabilities of the phone’s autofocus and exposure in various lighting conditions, capturing Djokovic signing his phone case. While the iPhone 7 Plus features the same sized 5.5-inch screen as the iPhone 6 Plus, it surpasses its predecessor with a dual-cam that combines a 28mm wide angle lens and a 56mm ‘tele’ variant. Visit ESPN to scroll through more photos from Landon’s trip to the U.S. Open.

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