You Can Now Download All of Apple’s Gorgeous iPhone 7 Demonstration Photos

All of those amazing photos that Apple used to demonstrate the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus camera quality are now available to download online.

The photos, a portion of which Apple used in its September keynote, are part of a larger series of pictures that are being used for showcase purposes in Apple Stores, according to 9to5Mac.

One Reddit user noticed that you can snatch the photos and videos simply by using AirDrop near an Apple retail location and connecting to one of the devices in the store. The Redditor collected 195 photos in all, and shared them on popular image sharing site Imgur, Mashable reported.

Since Imgur compresses all of the photos uploaded to the site, the quality of most of the images are impacted. But if you want full resolution versions of the photos and videos, the Reddit user also uploaded the range of images to Dropbox — although it’s worth noting that the account is temporarily down due to the high volume of traffic.

The stash is made up of an interesting and eclectic mix of images and videos — most of which are meant to highlight certain features on the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, according to Mashable. Many of them are beautiful and well-composed enough to warrant using them as images for a screensaver or computer background.

Not all of the photos were taken on an iPhone 7, however. The Reddit user who shared the photos, quitethewaysaway, claims that only photos taken after July 8, 2016 came from an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus. Pictures and images that were taken before this date were reportedly snapped on an iPhone 6s, he said.

You can view a stash of images on Imgur by clicking on this link. Although the Dropbox account is still down as of the publication of this article, you can check to see if it’s up and running by clicking here.