One of the main novelties of the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro Max is its new 48-megapixel main camera. This allows you to take pictures at up to four times the resolution of the previous 12-megapixel sensor, among other benefits. However, this new sensor has a small drawback: photos taken at maximum resolution take up to three times more space in the internal memory than photos taken at 12 megapixels.
At least that’s what he says MacRumors after checking the code of the latest beta version of iOS 16, which is also a version candidate for an official launch on September 12th. According to the portal, images shot in ProRAW, a feature that can only shoot at 48 megapixels, they weigh about 75 mb. Thus, those users who want to get more detailed information should take into account the version of the repository in order to avoid running out of space. Remember that the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max are available in 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB, as well as 1TB of storage.
Anyway, you can take pictures with lower resolution – in particular, 12 megapixels – simply without activating the camera’s ProRAW mode. To do this, as Apple explained during the latest event, the quad-pixel sensor included in the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max is capable of merging into a single pixel to downsize to the aforementioned resolution.
So are the cameras of the new iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max.
In addition to the new 48MP wide-angle sensor, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max include other exciting new features in their photography section. They support yes 12MP ultra-wide secondary sensoras well as a telephoto lens of the same resolution, capable of taking pictures with 3x optical zoom. Both, however, are improved, allowing you to get results in more light.
Apple has also added new features related to video recording. Now it’s possible cinematic recording in 4K and 24 fps. It also includes an “Action” mode that stabilizes the sensors during recording to be able to capture moving footage, for example.
iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, and iPhone 14 and 14 Plus can now be reserved on the Apple website. They will officially go on sale on September 16th..
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