Mobile photography, especially results that take advantage of the best features of the cameras of devices such as the iPhone, is increasingly recognized. This evolution created Images taken by Apple device selected for an exhibition in ParisIt will open this weekend.

This Friday and Saturday (November 10 and 11 respectively) the exhibition “I Remember You” will be held at Salon Corderie.Example contains five iPhone photos By “esteemed artists Malin Fezehai, Karl Hab, Vivien Liu, Mika Ninagawa, and Stefan Ruiz,” according to Apple.

iPhone artworks are coming to Paris

This exhibition “brings together five artists who share deeply personal understandings of memory, connection and nostalgia,” explains Isolde Brielmaier, the exhibition’s curatorial consultant. “It is a moving vision of life preserved through time.”

All The photos shown were taken with the new iPhone 15 Pro Max camera system. Apple introduced the new iPhone 15 series in September this year. Although there are a few differences between the cameras of entry models and later models.

Many artists took their best photos with iPhone 15 Pro Max

The camera system is one of the most important parts of a smartphone, and Apple has improved it like never before in the iPhone 15 Pro Max. iPhones fight every year to have the best cameras on the market, and it looks like the iPhone 15 Pro Max is aiming as high as possible. So the device includes:

48 megapixel main camera: 24mm, 2.44um quad pixels, 100% Focus Pixels, f/1.78 aperture, second generation OIS.

12-megapixel telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom: 120mm focal length, 1.12um pixels, 100% Focus Pixels and f12.8 aperture.

12 megapixel ultra wide-angle camera: 13mm focal length, 1.4um pixels, 100% Focal Pixel aperture of f12.2.

manzana Photonic Engine developed it now combines the best pixels of a super high-resolution image with another pixel optimized for capturing light. Like this, 24 megapixel photos are obtained with twice the resolution than before and with incredible details and nuances.

Portrait mode is improved on iPhone 15 Pro with even more nuance, hyper-realistic colors, zero shutter lag, and twice the low-light performance. Portraits can now also be Live Photos and we can change the focus from one subject to another after taking the photo.

And of course, many of these innovations have been put to the test, with surprising results, as can be seen in the exhibition “I Remember You”.