iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro stole a bunch of Android’s old camera tricks but Galaxy and Pixel must copy some of Apple’s own new features!
With iPhone 15 Pro, you have multiple focal lengths to work with. It’s like having seven pro lenses in your pocket, everywhere you go.Apple’s claims for this year’s camera system are very pretentious but while the new 5x zoom camera in the iPhone 15 Pro Max will get the majority of the attention, I actually think it might turn out to be one of the smaller upgrades to the iPhone camera this year.A completely revamped Portrait mode, better Night mode, brand new 24MP photos, 48MP JPEGs that don’t take much space, new focal lengths, a new Action button that lets you launch the camera and use it a physical shutter key, Spatial (3D) videos, upgraded lens coating, etc.If all of the above doesn’t sound more exciting than “5x optical zoom” to you, it’s perhaps because you don’t quite understand the potential difference the new camera features enabled by software can do for the photo and video quality on iPhone 15 and .So, let’s break down the new and camera features with sample photos and videos (provided by Apple), and more importantly, let me tell you what I think will be the biggest and smallest camera upgrades when it comes to real-world use.
Big upgrades to iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro camera mean the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s 5x zoom camera might be the last reason to upgrade this year Without a doubt, all the kerfuffle around the new “magical” zoom camera of the will overshadow any of the other camera upgrades on social media. That’s why I’ve talked about it in this lengthy iPhone 15 Pro Max camera story.However, I have a feeling the rest of the camera upgrades introduced with and will make a much bigger difference in everyday use for 95% of the people who buy a new /.What stands out about some of these upgrades is that they have been available on some Android flagship phones for a while now, and while we still don’t know if Apples phone will do it “later but better” (as it usually happens), they seem extremely practical and even more exciting than the switch from a 3x to a 5x zoom camera.
With and iPhon 15 Pro, for the first time, iPhone users can take Portrait mode photos without having to first switch to Portrait mode. When there’s a person, dog, or cat in the frame, or when you tap to focus, and will automatically capture depth information, so you can choose to turn your photo into a portrait later in the Photos app.Meanwhile, in another Android-inspired Portrait mode upgrade, and users can also adjust the focus point after the photo has been taken. Sure, Apple might be 4-5 years late with this one but if the demos are anything to go by, this feature should work like magic.
