As you know, Apple introduced the new iPhone 14 in its last keynote on Wednesday, September 7, 2022. There are a few notable new features in this new range, starting with the integration of iOS 16, satellite communications for emergency calls, or abandonment. your traditional SIM card in favor of eSIM.
On the photography side, the main innovation is in the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. Indeed, two premium devices hit the road for the first time 48MP main camera Equipped with four pixel sensors. Simply put, these four pixel sensors combine each 4 pixel groups into a larger 2.44 µm four pixels, creating high quality images even in low light conditions.
Another important point is the four-pixel sensor. Also optimizes details in ProRAW images. This is Apple’s proprietary format that combines standard Raw format information with iPhone image processing. With this format, users have more options to adjust exposure, color or white balance, for example.
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“ProRAW photos on a 1× wide lens can be saved as 12 or 48 MP. Night mode, flash and macro photos are always recorded at 12 MP.”
A ProRAW file is approximately:
• 25MB at 12MP
• 75MB and 48MP—Steve Moser (@SteveMoser) September 7, 2022
ProRAW photos with a 48MP sensor will be too heavy
We just learned that there are ProRAW images taken with the 48 MP sensor of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. can be heavy on your storage. Indeed, according to MacRumors journalist Steve Moser’s findings, these photos will be three times heavier than images taken with the classic 12 MP sensor of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Like this, They can weigh up to 75 MBversus just 25MB.
In fact, if you are planning to get an iPhone 14 Pro or Pro Max in its base version with 128GB internal memory, storage space is running out fast if you duplicate the photos in ProRAW. Therefore, the simplest option, but also the most expensive, Continues to prefer the 256GB version, 512GB or 1TB capacity. Everything will depend on your usage and budget. The iPhone 14 Pro is priced at €1329 in the 128GB version, €1459 in the 256GB version, €1719 in the 512GB version and €79 in the 1TB version.
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