Yep. I agree and this coming from someone who owned two mobile devices with 120Hz during the last year.
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iPhone 12 Pro Max I feel like Apple really outdid themselves with the 12 Pro Max
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I almost got the silver but A. I would have had to wait two more weeks and B. mix it up as my XS Max was white/silver.
120hz would be nice. Next upgrade.
PS: What do you all need 512gb for? No cloud?
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Apple outdid themselves with the iPhone 12 Pro Max? It is a small update over the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
60hz display on a flagship headphone in 2020 is just a joke. Even budget phones have higher refresh rates.
60hz display on a flagship headphone in 2020 is just a joke. Even budget phones have higher refresh rates.
At times I get a display stutter - nothing mindblowing or stopping me from using it, however I suspect it is directly the result of the refresh rate.
So a re design is a small update? Get a iPad pro you want 120hz that's where it's useful not on a 6" screen lol.
Must be American, the bigger the number the better it must be 😉
How about Apple delivering flagship specs on a flagship phone. It was a disappointing update.
And a redesign? They took the design from their older iPhone. Guess that is the best they could do with Ive gone, take one of his older iPhone 5 designs.
What is a 2.5 camera please and what downsides do you have as a result in your photos?
If you’d realise the difference in hardware you’d likely see it all the time.
A stuttering in the UI sounds more like a buggy piece of software, like most intermittent issues on computers.
I ordered the 256GB because the 128GB was backordered until February or March. I did not want to wait considering the 256GB was in stock.
I have to say I disagree. Have it on my Razer and it makes a difference. Especially with higher res graphics.
If you look at the cameras used in each, for the 2.0 zoom vs 2.5 zoom, the sensor / lense setup on the 12 I am finding requires longer exposure in low light. If you are mounted that is okay but hurts for free hand.
I am also finding that the color rendering that the 12 ProMax gives a strange color rendering. Example I was taking some shots in the evening with the fireplace/fire as back lighting. The orange tones given off by the fire the 12 PM was “correcting. I suspect that is the software vs hardware. This color shift also is evident in ProRAW. See below.
What one benefit I do see in the 12, is near object exposure like faces. I suspect that is more from the sensor than anything else.
I use 4 different apps to take photos (no videos) and have been comparing the output of each. If I am seeing the same “fault” across all four I am figuring the issue lies in the hardware. Could be wrong.
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Not when you have almost 29K pictures 😂
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Not when you have almost 29K pictures
Irrelevant if you have iCloud Photo Library.
Yeah for sure I think I made a mistake with getting 256GB
220GB left as I have optimised storage on
With iCloud 128GB is more than enough I feel
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Not when you have almost 29K pictures
310GB remaining lol seems a waste of money to be fair getting 512GB
Well, I can’t wait till Apple releases 1TB iPhones
So you can have 800GB spare? Lol
My exact thinking. I don’t even bother editing on my phone but on my iPad - and having a local copy of every image from my iCloud library on the tablet side is something I’d consider the next time around. As a treat.
It probably is in a lot of cases, but only the user knows - if you start enjoying shooting 4k movies on your iPhone - you’d enjoy 512 GB in no time.
That’s at least what happened to me this past year.
I’ve been shooting a fair amount of 4K video and it’s still not making much difference with my storage makes me think my iCloud storage is being used for video lol