What’s the file size of a 40mp photo? My iPhone 13mini with 256gb is almost full. I have the 200GB storage plan. They should REALLY increase the data included in their plans if they’re going to increase the sensor size. Hopefully there’s some automated magic that can optimize a 40mp photo for the phone screen.
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Kuo: iPhone 14 Pro Models to Gain New Ultra Wide Camera With Better Low-Light Sensitivity
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Photos from the 48 MP sensor will still be output at 12 MP if pixel binning is used, meaning the photo sizes will be about the same, and I suspect that will be the default setting on these new iPhones.
Just like Apple doesn't set these phones to output RAW or ProRes by default, they won't set them to output 48 MP by default either.
I know people like change and the pill/hole punch is a change, but it doesn’t give us any more usable space for content than the shrunken notch of the 13 Pro, so why go through the trouble of the redesign.
We're to the point where I'm ok if nothing changes but processor and cameras every year.
Lol, that would be fairly uneventful, however, there appeared to be stars/night sky/space so I would guess it’s likely astrophotography setting on top of the new wide angle lens. Problem is, astrophotography is doable on the 13 Pro already. You just have to manually adjust exposure to 30 seconds while keeping the phone stabilized and it does a decent job.
I think I’m the years of supply chain crunch and chip shortages they are just doing what they can to still be Apple. I’d imagine next year is the big tech leap. They have multiple teams working each with a project. I believe something like 10yrs out worth of phones are being worked on. Makes it harder to match every trend that pops up but at the same time it’s why we have the quality that we do and a processor that has a single thread performance that’s faster than my i7-10750h that’s in my gaming laptop.
I know, but to be fair to Apple, what the notch houses is still the best in the game. It’s a design trade off for something very functional. I’ll take the notch and FaceID rather than no FaceID. It would be even better if we had both FaceID and TouchID on power button for extra layer of security requiring dual authentication, or for those who just prefer one biometric over the other.
Everyone, please purchase the most expensive iPhone you can pay for. Not afford, but pay for. Take out credit if you have to. Thank you. #AAPL.
I hope there’s still an iPhone!
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The ultra wide on my 13 is borderline unusable; shame as I really like the perspective
The ultra wide on my 13 is borderline unusable; shame as I really like the perspective
You'd be ok with a 25% price increase?!?!
How about 50%?
Do it for your mental health. It’ll make you feel good. And good mental health is priceless. #AAPL
What are you video settings at? 4k 60FPS?
If you don’t take video, wow that’s a lot of photos.
The current 128 doesn't support ProRaw 4K, because of storage limitations, I don't think you'll get 8K at the entry level, even if the entry level is 256GB.
Agreed. There's nothing I don't like about my 13 Pro, just wish I would have gone with the Max. Next phone will be the 15 Pro Max.
In fact, (based on the sketches we have seen so far) it lowers the camera, so it eats away usable screen real estate. Unfortunately.
People really under appreciate the camera upgrades because we get them so often. I mean, you're capturing stuff you'll want to look back on the rest of your life, why wouldn't you be happy about the quality going up every year?
Yeah that was my first thought - lets use really expensive components to upgrade the things that are used the least so we can justify putting our prices up by XX%
So your spouse would be able to take an even better photo with an iPhone Pro Max.