The iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) recently announced the winners of their 2022 competition, and after 15 years of competition, numerous versions of the iPhone have followed each other.
We are talking about the fact that this event began in 2007, with the launch of the first iPhone, and the following aspect is very remarkable: 44% of the winners used models from this series for their great looks. iphone 11 or earlier.
And the thing is, after all, when you think of a competition of this magnitude that also showcases the full potential of the brand’s cameras, it seems like almost all of them should have been taken with the latest models.
Well, nothing is further from reality. According to Techradar, the most presented phone by far it’s the iPhone 12 Pro Max that’s behind the 23% of award-winning photos in the competition, and trust us when we tell you that there are many categories and a large number of photos have been submitted.
In the meantime, here’s a gallery of this year’s iPhone Photography Awards winners:
In any case, the 15th annual competition received thousands of entries from all over the world and chose the best ones. Antonio Denti from Italy won the Grand Prix for the image “Boy from Mosul”. which shows “A moment of tenderness in the dusty ruins of war”, as described on the website. We leave it linked so you can see all the great award-winning images.
With all this, it is more than clear that you do not need to have the latest iPhone to take good photos. Here, as in all similar competitions, the main thing is: An interesting concept and understanding of the basics of photography.
Of course, there are very strict rules here and any kind of editing is categorically excluded. Therefore, everything that can be seen is filmed directly by the camera, usually the rear one, and the set shows what’s possible with iPhone cameras, whichever model you own.
Source: Computer Hoy
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