The difference between the iPhone 4s camera and the dp2

Is not as large as I thought it would be. I suspect that if I were able to control the aperture and focus point, then the iPhone camera might actually be pretty nice. As it is, it still remains the camera to go to when you don't have something else.

For instance, here's a photo of Thomas with one camera:



Here he is with the other:



I think it's pretty clear which one is which, but I'll leave that as an exercise to the reader :) Both were autocorrected in lightroom 3.41 (along with the 'punch' preset)

The photos were taken at dusk, so that both of them would be at the edge of their operable range.

Personally, I believe that the first photo is a better one, because:
1) shadows were handled better
2) crisper overall
3) less purple
4) Focus handling is better

But it's not like the second one is so far behind that it's not usable. I guess the real question is how the prints turn out...