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cub4bearin

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I have been looking for any type of review out there specifically pointing to use of proraw between 12 pro and 12 pro max. I already read the Halide blog review. Just wondering if anyone found more on that subject? Thank you.
 
Curious at what exactly you're looking for? It's not like there's an equipment change on the phone itself. The images with ProRaw are pretty much the same, other than you can now export them and use Raw Filter on them.
 
Curious at what exactly you're looking for? It's not like there's an equipment change on the phone itself. The images with ProRaw are pretty much the same, other than you can now export them and use Raw Filter on them.
More interested if the larger sensor (12 pro max) makes the details and quality stand out more from the 12 pro if both are shot proraw without all the ads on from Apple software.
Also, is it worth to give up 65mm in 12 pro max for 12 pro BUT with better macro capabilities?
 
More interested if the larger sensor (12 pro max) makes the details and quality stand out more from the 12 pro if both are shot proraw without all the ads on from Apple software.
Also, is it worth to give up 65mm in 12 pro max for 12 pro BUT with better macro capabilities?
I'd probably say there's no difference from the typical reviews of the hardware, but then again, I only have experience with the Pro Max. I wouldn't doubt that it's range that can be modified in RAW will get you some similar quality shots at least in normal lighting. The better sensor and vibration resistance would still give the edge to the Pro Max, but just slightly. At least that sensor would have a better degree of what "true white" is.
 
Austin Mann has a review, and there is one on the Halide site blog that’s quite detailed. TL;DR, the difference that the Max’s larger sensor makes can be quite large, but the biggest difference is in low light and high brightness ranges (many stops). Under ideal conditions the difference is smaller.
 
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