iPhone 14 Pro 14 Pro(Max) Camera Downgrade

[RRC]

as somebody who owns the pixel 7 pro it is the better camera for point and shoot. I would say the pixel is the best camera available on a smart phone at present.

Except it cannot take advantage of the 50MP sensor... it bins the pixels down to 12.5MP even in RAW.
On the main camera (1x) I'm yet to see any smartphone that will even come close to the 48MP ProRaw files the iPhone 14 Pro models produce... and I am a photographer by trade so I'd like to think I know what I'm looking at.

iPhone 14 Pro Camera Preview: The Hardware Changes

This time of the year always excites us: it brings a look at what’s new in iPhone photography. First up is our brief look at the technical specifications of the new iPhone 14 Pro cameras. Our next post field tests the new cameras and their output. Whether you are

lux.camera

In point and shoot jpeg only file maybe so, but even then there's not much in it and I’d still choose the iPhone in most shots I’ve seen.

 

[Fat_Guy]

The new cameras are an upgrade but you have to use third party apps with widgets on the lock screen and those widgets have to point only to the wide lens and then shoot 48mp and instantly convert to jpg at 15mb per shot - for your standard shots. The other lenses for the other shots like low light are alright.



Then the photos are better with the 14 Pros.

 

[slplss]

In point and shoot jpeg only file maybe so, but even then there's not much in it.

So, for 95% of people, it’s the better camera.

 

[RRC]

So, for 95% of people, it’s the better camera.

Well, as my two references showed, the iPhone is the best all round performer.

 

[The Game 161]

Except it cannot take advantage of the 50MP sensor... it bins the pixels down to 12.5MP even in RAW.
On the main camera (1x) I'm yet to see any smartphone that will even come close to the 48MP ProRaw files the iPhone 14 Pro models produce... and I am a photographer by trade so I'd like to think I know what I'm looking at.

iPhone 14 Pro Camera Preview: The Hardware Changes

This time of the year always excites us: it brings a look at what’s new in iPhone photography. First up is our brief look at the technical specifications of the new iPhone 14 Pro cameras. Our next post field tests the new cameras and their output. Whether you are

lux.camera

In point and shoot jpeg only file maybe so, but even then there's not much in it.

Sure pro raw is great but most people do not want to shoot in raw. People want to point and shoot and capture the shot not spend time editing. So really pixel doesn’t need to shoot in raw due to the capabilities on on h software processing.

 

[RRC]

Sure pro raw is great but most people do not want to shoot in raw. People want to point and shoot and capture the shot not spend time editing. So really pixel doesn’t need to shoot in raw due to the capabilities on on h software processing.

Still no comparison between a 48MP ProRaw and a Pixel JPEG, not even close. All things equal there's still nothing in it between the iPhone and Pixel, at times one might do better than the other and vice versa depending on user, scene, weather etc...again as the video I posted above shows.

 

[OriginalAppleGuy]

Of the ProRAW pictures I've taken, they look really good without editing. If I wanted to edit, there's more information to play with, sure. But I haven't seen a reason to yet.