Sounds like the regular Max only exists to further increase the prices of the Pro model. The non-pro models could easily be the 13 with a price drop but we can’t have that of course
Unfortunately not that many, at least according to the sales figures. Real shame for the dozens of us with tiny hands.
Yep. DSLRs/mirrorless can do things that iPhones cannot and perhaps will never be able to do. iPhones (despite the "Pro" name) are not built for professional use, but in a pinch can be used professionally. I use mirrorless and cinema cameras for live events, and an iPhone 14 Pro will never be able to get close-up footage of actors and singers from 100 feet away, recording non-stop 4k or 8k footage in the hundreds of gigabytes. But as the camera that is always in your pocket to capture the moment you would not get otherwise, they are stellar. And when non-pros ask me what camera they should buy, I tell them just get a recent iPhone.I see why you think that, but no. They’re in no way comparable. Maybe if the pro/consumer dslr/mirrorless market were stagnent, but they are not. Everyone moves forwards. iPhone photography is undoubtedly advanced, but still not in the same league. Nor will be for the foreseeable. It’s a question of sensor size more than anything.
For taking snapshots of your friends or selfies, sure, but for serious photography not even close. Do you think you will see photographers photographing a football game on the sidelines ditch the DSL's with long telephoto lenses for camera's on phones?These things become more and more serious competition for the SLR and mirror-less market …
And interchangeable lenses.I see why you think that, but no. They’re in no way comparable. Maybe if the pro/consumer dslr/mirrorless market were stagnent, but they are not. Everyone moves forwards. iPhone photography is undoubtedly advanced, but still not in the same league. Nor will be for the foreseeable. It’s a question of sensor size more than anything.
How about no bump and a simpler camera. A lot of people still have dedicated cameras for more serious photography. I would prefer a slim, small lightweight phone. I almost never use the camera on my phone.Weight. It’s already starting to get too heavy.
Probably the most vocal minority group of people to ever exist.So glad I snapped up the 13 Mini while that tier exists! I'll drive mine 'til the wheels fall off.
Someone disagrees that I may drop down to the standard Pro, and that I hate they dropped the landscape home screen. Odd, must know me better than I know meIf the Pro and Pro Max have feature-parity, I may drop down from the Max to the standard Pro this time round. I really hate they dropped and haven't re-introduced the landscape homescreen etc.
Maybe within the ranks of the P-mode, snapshooters. For serious photographers, these phone camera will never be serious competition to SLR's. They would make wonderful companion cameras, but comical as a replacement. This would be like saying a monocular would be serious competition to telescopes.These things become more and more serious competition for the SLR and mirror-less market …