iPhone 14 Pro 🌍 📱 Pictures Taken with iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max 💫 - Worldwide 📱 🌎

[ToddH]

I just noticed this that the ProCam (ProCam 8) app will now allow you to shoot 48 megapixels in JPEG instead of 12 and it looks pretty impressive so far

‎ProCam 8​

‎SHOOTING MODES - Photo - Burst Mode - Slow Shutter - Portrait Mode - supported on all dual lens camera system as well as iPhone XR and iPhone SE 2020 - 3D Photo - requires dual lens camera system - Video - Time Lapse PHOTO SHUTTER RELEASE OPTIONS - Self-Timer - Anti-Shake - Screen Shutter...
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48mp jpeg and huge crop from ProCam 8. I believe Moment, Halide, and others will follow suit as well soon.

SAMPLES (jpeg files) FROM PROCAM8 directly out of camera!!! Not bad at all…

 

[robinium]

Here’s a shortcut for conversion to HEIF .. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/d211e8977e10436eb8440173dc12923b

And the same shortcut but for conversion to JPEG .. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/20e6045467aa42c8be2ece334426ab95

Both can be accessed from the share sheet

I haven’t made a shortcut before, but does anyone know if it’s possible to have one that switches between 48mp and 12mp mode?

 

[F-Stop]

So just a couple of shots to try out the camera on my new 14 Pro Max. Not raw, just the normal snaps. Going to start experimenting with raw and post processing but these shots are straight out the phone. Please excuse my wife’s feet in the second shot!

Hannah, our 12 year old British Shorthair (and the fluffiest cat we’ve ever had )

 

[ToddH]

Using the ProCam 8 app in jpeg mode to get 48mp images is working very well. I came across the app on Instagram and I did have it at one point, but quit using it so I deleted it from my iPhone, but now they support the 48 megapixel sensor in JPEG mode without using ProRAW is a very good find. Check out these heavily zoomed in screenshots one is from a 12 megapixel sample and the other is 48 megapixels.

12mp sample jpeg

48mp sample

Very clean on the high resolution jpeg.

 

[ericg301]

Caught mid yawn.

 

[BraXzy]

Could anyone upload a 48mp ProRaw file taken in daylight or know where I could find some samples? I'd love to edit them in Lightroom but couldn't find any, except for 1 picture from Austin Mann's review.

Do you have a recommended upload method to retain the file quality? I took one earlier today.

 

[ToddH]

Could anyone upload a 48mp ProRaw file taken in daylight or know where I could find some samples? I'd love to edit them in Lightroom but couldn't find any, except for 1 picture from Austin Mann's review.

Yes.. Austin Mann has one available on his iPhone 14 camera review about half way down… it’s a photo of a yack

iPhone 14 Pro Camera Review: Scotland — Travel Photographer - Austin Mann

Hi from Scotland! We’re here on the beautiful Dunton Kilchoan Estate in the Scottish Highlands with the iPhone 14 Pro cameras — we’ve been hiking, biking, and boating all around the area, pushing these new cameras to the limit. The features that really caught my eye during Apple’s keynote were t

www.austinmann.com

 

[zakarhino]

Rainy day in The Bay today.

 

[ToddH]

Rainy day in The Bay today.

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Excellent shots

 

[CPark98]

Macro Shots with my 14 Pro.

 

[Jimbo562]

 

[anshuvorty]

Making plans to go to the beach next weekend and test out the camera system…Let’s see…

 

[Jimbo562]

Night photo

 

[bevsb2]

 

[nemofish]

HI virginblue4,
taking photos in 48 MP doesn't raise quality at all, it just gave you better options when it comes to prepare the photo for a big print. Also shooting in RAW will enable more options in editing your photo. In other words .. it depends...
In general, if you want to print out your photo consider to use the raw 48 MP format. Remember that a 48 MP photo can take up to 120 MB space in your iCloud account.
As far as I can see the AI also applies to 48MP RAW shots. And why not preprocess the pictures .. you can enhance them easily .. why not using it.

To be clear; it DOES improve quality by a significant amount. It captures far more detail than a 12mp JPEG.

However if you are just viewing on a phone without any cropping or if you’re not viewing at 100% resolution, the increased quality isn’t viewable because what you’re looking at a huge image shrunk down for a tiny screen.

Much like viewing 4k on a small TV is indistinguishable from 1080p

 

[NeshyD]

From a nice walk in the park

 

[PhilBoogie]

48mpx ProRAW crop test

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"Photo enforced" 😂

Truly an amazing feature, this 48MP crop!

 

[MathersMahmood]

The macro on this phone is so impressive. I normally struggle with these shots on other phones.

 

[PhilBoogie]

Tried to do a comparison of last years' Pro, and the new 14 Pro. I for one cannot tell the two apart, but a handheld shot cannot be used as a way to compare the photos, in my opinion.

 

[PhilBoogie]

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The macro on this phone is so impressive. I normally struggle with these shots on other phones.

Taking a wild guess here...it's a purple phone? Excellent photo!

 

[MathersMahmood]

Taking a wild guess here...it's a purple phone? Excellent photo!

Yes, iPhone 14 Pro Max Deep Purple

 

[Sweatypalms557]

Some low light comparisons to Pixel 6.

iPhone 14 Pro without Night Mode:


Pixel 6 without Night Sight:


iPhone 14 Pro with Night Mode (3 second exposure):


Pixel 6 Night Sight (5-6 second exposure):

 

[nemofish]

Using the ProCam 8 app in jpeg mode to get 48mp images is working very well. I came across the app on Instagram and I did have it at one point, but quit using it so I deleted it from my iPhone, but now they support the 48 megapixel sensor in JPEG mode without using ProRAW is a very good find. Check out these heavily zoomed in screenshots one is from a 12 megapixel sample and the other is 48 megapixels.

12mp sample jpeg

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48mp sample

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Very clean on the high resolution jpeg.

Impressive. What’s the file size vs apple jpeg?

 

[Drowssap]

 

[Retskrad]

Pixel 6 Pro vs iPhone 14 Pro camera comparison. I still think the Pixel takes better pictures. Google is unmatched when it comes to computational photography and AI in general. Apple can't compete in that arena.