Reddit users claiming to be professional photographers proclaim the iPhone 7 Plus in Portrait mode in iOS 10.1 an excellent, high-quality photography tool when coupled with the appropriate user skillset.

The iPhone 7 Plus was used by Reddit member "Rytterfalk" for about 70 percent of the shots at a wedding. The photographer claimed that some shots required the use of a DSLR for future use of the photos, but it was "much harder to get the moment the same way as you can with a phone."

All shots were taken with natural light, according to the photographer.

"Portrait" is now available to select in the native Camera app on iPhone 7 Plus units running any of the iOS 10.1 betas. When shooting photos in "Portrait" mode, users must lock onto their subject to separate it from the background, forcing the iPhone to simulate what is known as a "bokeh" effect in photography.

Instructions at the bottom of the screen inform the user whether or not there is enough light in their shot, and also whether they are too close or too far from the subject. Photos captured in this mode are labeled with "Depth Effect."