Professional photographer Austin Mann is at Dunton Kilchoan Estate in the Scottish Highlands to test Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro cameras – hiking, biking and boating throughout the area, pushing these new cameras to the limit.
Austin Mann:
The features that really caught my attention during Apple’s keynote were the new giant 48-megapixel sensor, better low-light thanks to quad-pixels, Action mode stabilization for video, and satellite connectivity – and there we are. have a blast putting these new features to the test!
If you are a serious iPhone photographer and are interested in buying the iPhone 14 Pro as a camera upgrade, here are my thoughts.
• Last year’s iPhone 13 Pro is a really powerful camera, and while the iPhone 14 Pro passed it in most side-by-side tests, it wasn’t a huge margin (aside from the massive increase in resolution).
• If your iPhone 13 Pro’s 3x lens drives you crazy, the 14 Pro brings back the 2x perspective and offers a much more responsive 3x telephoto lens.
• If you constantly want to have a higher resolution from your iPhone’s camera, the 48MP ProRAW option for iPhone 14 Pro has you covered, but keep in mind that capturing these ultra-high resolution files has its trade-offs and 48MP is available only on 1x in normal mode.
• If you’re using an iPhone 11 Pro or earlier, you should seriously consider an upgrade to ProRAW, as well as huge improvements with the ultra wide-angle lens, low-light performance and telephoto responsiveness.
• If you often find yourself wandering in remote locations and carrying (or wanting to carry) an emergency satellite communicator, the iPhone 14 Pro is an excellent upgrade.
MacDailyNews takes: Toni More, including all of Mann’s images, in the full article here.
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