Indeed, auxiliary lenses like the 18 mm can sometimes result in a slight reduction in sharpness compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max's native main lens. This is often due to the additional layers of glass that the light has to pass through, which can affect image quality. However, the trade-off is that you get a wider field of view, which can be really useful for certain types of photography. It's always a balance between the convenience and creative possibilities of additional lenses and the ultimate image quality from the phone's native lens. If sharpness is your top priority, sticking with the native lens is usually the best choice.
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First I’ve heard they are using fluorite elements - that could be a game changer!
Good summary. Have you tried the 18 mm? I noticed a loss of sharpness when use it compared with the native main lens of the iphone14 pro max.
Indeed, auxiliary lenses like the 18 mm can sometimes result in a slight reduction in sharpness compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max's native main lens. This is often due to the additional layers of glass that the light has to pass through, which can affect image quality. However, the trade-off is that you get a wider field of view, which can be really useful for certain types of photography. It's always a balance between the convenience and creative possibilities of additional lenses and the ultimate image quality from the phone's native lens. If sharpness is your top priority, sticking with the native lens is usually the best choice.