I never would have expected that the video of a quick shot with "iPhone vs. Hasselblad in studio" would become so popular and go viral, more about this here:
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Here is a second part of this iPhone vs. Hasselblad story. Many photographers responded to the original video saying, "Try printing it on a large scale and see what happens!" I totally agree. Hasselblad image quality will become evident immediately. However, this is not always as important as you might think, because in some situations, such as billboards, very high resolution files just aren't necessary. More problematic are issues like JPEG artifacts or poor focus within the images.
Of course, the iPhone is not the best camera for a professional photographer, but let's see how a decent image from an iPhone will look like after a short (12-minute) post-production effort. The video below is a sped-up version of what was actually a 12-minute retouch.
I also included the high-res retouched file to download and print for those who want to see it as an A3 print. Remember the 4Mpx Canon 1D? It was a true professional camera and images taken with it were printed quite large.
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