M msackey macrumors 68030 Original poster Oct 8, 2020 2,964 3,405 Dec 4, 2023 #1 According to Apple's tech specs, iPhone 15 Pro Max has the following optical zoom/telephoto lens: 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 5x. However, there are only 3 lenses on the back. So how does the phone get the 4th optical telephoto?
According to Apple's tech specs, iPhone 15 Pro Max has the following optical zoom/telephoto lens: 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 5x. However, there are only 3 lenses on the back. So how does the phone get the 4th optical telephoto?
M msackey macrumors 68030 Original poster Oct 8, 2020 2,964 3,405 Dec 4, 2023 #3 StumpyBloke said: It crops the 2x. Click to expand... Hmm. I'm dense. So does this mean it's cropping from the 1x photo to get the 2x output? If so, how is that effectively different from me manually cropping my 1x photo to get the 2x output?
StumpyBloke said: It crops the 2x. Click to expand... Hmm. I'm dense. So does this mean it's cropping from the 1x photo to get the 2x output? If so, how is that effectively different from me manually cropping my 1x photo to get the 2x output?
StumpyBloke macrumors 603 Apr 21, 2012 5,735 6,449 England Dec 4, 2023 #4 Yes it is cropping the 48 megapixel sensor photograph. And no different from what you could do as far as I can see. Reactions: msackey
Yes it is cropping the 48 megapixel sensor photograph. And no different from what you could do as far as I can see.