So I've been taking a couple of photos of my kids with my new 15 plus. I thought enabling JPEG MAX control in the camera would give me higher res photos but it turns out the phone takes just a tad bit longer to process them and if the kids are moving even slightly it ends up being slightly blurry. 24MP is slightly better but similar issues while the 12MP mode is quick like the old times. Is this how its supposed to be or am I taking photos wrong?
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iPhone 15/Plus JPEG/HEIC Max and children
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"Blury" as in the kids are moving too fast and the shutter is slow and it is not stopping the action?
Image resolution setting should not change the shutter speed. More light will get you a higher shutter speed.
Image resolution setting should not change the shutter speed. More light will get you a higher shutter speed.
Yeah exactly that! If there is any sort of motion - for example if the hand is moving - then the hand appears blurry in the photos.
Without seeing an image it sounds like you are getting slower shutter speeds due to less light! Indoors will cause this. <osre light equals higher shutter speed. It has nothing to do with the JPEG MAX setting, just not enough light to get higher shutter speeds to freeze the action.
Easiest way to increase shutter speed is to add more light.
The camera has a tiny lens with tiny sensor . . .
The camera has a tiny lens with tiny sensor . . .