Yes, you can. BUT... You gain *NOTHING* shooting 48mpx unless you're planning on putting these photos through a edit workflow and actually intend on taking advantage of that resolution, dynamic range, etc. Instagram won't let you upload a 48mpx RAW file. iOS is actually converting that to a JPG before uploading.So would it be possible to start only shooting in ProRAW? Instagram lets you upload RAW pics. Google Photos also allows uploads of RAW dng files. So if I was to start taking all my pics in RAW would it be fine for day to day use? Social media seems to accept the files & so does cloud storage. If there is no concern of storage size, would using RAW 24/7 be ok? Really wanna take all the pics in 48 MP quality. I understand I would have to manually edit each photo tho. But with iOS 16 copy & paste edits that seems easy to do.
Don’t really know never used such a large photo size beforeiCloud Drive > Share the link?
Ah never tried this interesting.Just a shot in Pro Raw I got of the downtown area coming from a friend's social gathering tonight. Got a few more during my travels during the day too. Loving the new camera!!
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Are these 48 megapixels?This is the iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB model.
I have that one… feels just like that!This is the iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB model.
Maybe that's the lack of saturation or the so so contrast but somehow this looks the same as my iPhone 6S pictures lookedView from cafe where I’m currently lazing around at Sunday lunch
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Maybe that's the lack of saturation or the so so contrast but somehow this looks the same as my iPhone 6S pictures looked
Nice photo!Just a shot in Pro Raw I got of the downtown area coming from a friend's social gathering tonight. Got a few more during my travels during the day too. Loving the new camera!!
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