With the move to a 12MP sensor we get 4K video capture, where each frame has as much information in it as an 8MP photo. Not bad, right?
As in previous iPhones, the iPhone 6S will likely crop into the sensor slightly when shooting video to get you software stabilisation, letting you get rid of some of that ugly hand shake effect.
What might be of more use to some of you though is the TrueTone selfie feature. What this does is use your phone’s display as a makeshift flash unit, overdriving the LCD to make it even brighter than normal. It works by assessing what the front 5-megapixel selfie cam sees and then altering the tone of the screen to deliver the most natural-looking photo.
5. The most gadgety feature is 3DTouch
If you want real tech innovation from your iPhone 6S, look no further than 3DTouch. Which is basically the iPhone equivalent of the Force Touch feature we saw in the MacBook 12-inch trackpad. What it does is to use a sensor to measure the slight variance in distance between the top glass layer and the display backlight to tell when you’re pressing down hard, or lighter.
This can then be used as a gesture to unlock secondary functions, well, pretty much anywhere in iOS 9. Functions Apple has shown off already include being able to shortcut your way to specific parts of an app right from the home screen using the ‘peek’ gesture, which seems to be unlocked with a harder press. Expect to see this feature appear in every app under the sun soon enough.
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