The way this just answered why my iPhone photos were looking wonky during editing is a godsend. I literally didn’t think to double check the profile at all. Completely missed me 😂 THSNK YOU
Thanks for this great tutorial! I just got my iPhone 16 Pro and I know there is a lot that it can do if you know how to get the most out of it. Thanks again!
I’m a new follower, I was surprised the way you speak all the details and setting at the phone and in using Lightroom, thanks a lot . I’m a photographer and quality and size matters. The only thing I didn’t understand was the way to send all data, I tell my sisters to do so, because that way is big size, and location as well. So I have the 15 pro, so was different for what you show, but I getting closer, I always said to the, before you send it options and select all data.
Love that Garmin watch tan! Would be super cool if you did some running related content. Huge fan. The new Saucony stuff coming out next year is going to be 🔥
Would you recommend I get the Pixel 9 pro or iPhone 16 pro as a secondary camera for when I don't have my DSLR? Battery life and the ability to edit photos on my phone are key. I watched your other video but couldn't decide which phone was better, I shoot RAW a lot. I also like astrophotography so which is better for that. Image quality is also important to me. I can get the Pixel 9 Pro for about £900 but I have the budget to buy the 16 pro max if it's better. Any suggestions?
If you leave ProRAW unchecked, you can use your iPhone for whatever casual snaps you take or want to email, without accumulating lots of unnecessarily large files. When the time comes to take a serious photo, a single tap on the RAW Max icon and you're ready to go.
I like Halide but Process Zero is a bit of a misnomer - it is minimal processing rather than no (zero) processing i.e it's Halide's (admittedly less intrusive) way of processing your image rather than Apple's. And, as Halide say in their Process Zero manual, you "sadly cannot take 48 megapixel photos with Process Zero".
@ that is true. I personally think apples processing is way too hard as default and you can’t even adjust it. And all the HDR shit should be off be default I think it just make everything look worse. 🫤
I've got the same question, I currently have a Pixel 8 Pro btw. I am leaning more towards the iPhone 16 pro max as its processor is twice as powerful as the pixel, there is noticeable shutter lag on the pixel which hasn't been the best experience on my pixel 8 pro, the video quality of the iPhone is superior, I think the battery on the iPhone is a bit better than the pixel judging by what other people have said, you can shoot in JPeg Lossy on iPhone which is basically a raw file but only 20MB instead of 70-100MB. I think the Pixel is a very good phone and has higher megapixel sensors than the selfie and telephoto camera of the iPhone but I think that I might go for the iPhone as I feel that the pixel and iPhone camera are on par but the rest of the phone I think the iPhone is better. Let me know your thoughts as I am still unsure but am thinking of getting the iPhone.
In my iPhone 16 pro max there are problems even after updated by apple authorised service centre- 1. Blurry camera photos 2. Dull display 3. Bad display touch response 4 . Poor network connectivity Apple service centre and apple support said that they didn’t find any hardware or software issue and they can’t help it. What to do now? I am very disappointed. What to do now ???😢
I feel like using the ProRAW Max option is a bit of a waste. Given that this is a quad bayer sensor, there's barely any additional detail being captured if you zoom in and pixel peep. You get a bigger image file with less aliasing but you also give up a bit of low light performance.
@@Borderbeach When you use the 12 MP mode, the camera uses four physical pixels to capture light for one pixel in the image file captured. So you get four times the surface area to capture light.
Then get Samsung s24 ultra. I switched from s23 ultra to 16 pro and man iPhone is garbage! Every photo I took with 200mp camera on s23 ultra was WOW. and iPhone makes me want to return it.
BTW! Have you done any teseting if the "prioritise faster shooting" option will mkae you images have wores images quality? i think it make the images quality wores but i havet really test it correcly and pixel peep the images after.. 🤓
Thank you very much for the educational video! If i do change the format of the pictures to RAW format, will i be editing the actual RAW file if i use the lightroom app on the iphone? Or does this only work if i then upload the photo on my mac and edit using lightroom there?
Consider creating a tattoo video in the future! I'm interested in seeing it, and I'm sure many others would also be curious about the meanings and stories behind your tattoos!
10:25 I would recommend not using the Apple ProRAW profile because Apple’s processing is hot garbage and full of visual artifacts. Using Adobe Standard makes for a much more normal image and is way easier to edit.
The iPhone 16 pro has made it easier than ever to take advantage of Apple Pro Raw. Thanks for watching!
thanks bro
Great video man
The way this just answered why my iPhone photos were looking wonky during editing is a godsend. I literally didn’t think to double check the profile at all. Completely missed me 😂 THSNK YOU
Thanks for this great tutorial! I just got my iPhone 16 Pro and I know there is a lot that it can do if you know how to get the most out of it. Thanks again!
Excellent!
I’m a new follower, I was surprised the way you speak all the details and setting at the phone and in using Lightroom, thanks a lot . I’m a photographer and quality and size matters. The only thing I didn’t understand was the way to send all data, I tell my sisters to do so, because that way is big size, and location as well. So I have the 15 pro, so was different for what you show, but I getting closer, I always said to the, before you send it options and select all data.
You sound like Woods from Call of Duty. Great Video
Never heard the word raw so many times in my life
*Sushi bar chef enters the chat*
Great video description. I had several of the settings correct, but it’s great to learn a new thing or two by watching the tutorial.
This video should come (somehow) inside iPhone 16 box 👌👌
Is lossy good because I have it like that
Love that Garmin watch tan! Would be super cool if you did some running related content. Huge fan. The new Saucony stuff coming out next year is going to be 🔥
Appreciate you keeping it simple
Bro link to your luts 🔥
I love the frames you add! How are you doing that?
What settings do you recommend for video? I notice yours were in 1080p at 30 fps, 1080p at 120 fps & 1080p at 30 fps.
4K
Are these presets available to use on phone? I dont have a mac foe Lightroom.
Hi Evan. Do you think the native iPhone camera app is best for raw photo capture?
Would you recommend I get the Pixel 9 pro or iPhone 16 pro as a secondary camera for when I don't have my DSLR? Battery life and the ability to edit photos on my phone are key. I watched your other video but couldn't decide which phone was better, I shoot RAW a lot. I also like astrophotography so which is better for that. Image quality is also important to me. I can get the Pixel 9 Pro for about £900 but I have the budget to buy the 16 pro max if it's better. Any suggestions?
Because you mention the 16 Pro Max: The 16 Pro has the same camera setup if you didn't know.
@@ASCENTxyzYeah I probably would go for the pro max if I get the iPhone because of the bigger battery and screen.
Can you make a video specifically on the google pixel 9 pro ? Not one of the comparsion videos
If you leave ProRAW unchecked, you can use your iPhone for whatever casual snaps you take or want to email, without accumulating lots of unnecessarily large files. When the time comes to take a serious photo, a single tap on the RAW Max icon and you're ready to go.
Dude sounds just like Woods from Black Ops.
Great video! 👍 I wish iPhone hade a (Zero processing option) like the Halide app has now.. 😆
I like Halide but Process Zero is a bit of a misnomer - it is minimal processing rather than no (zero) processing i.e it's Halide's (admittedly less intrusive) way of processing your image rather than Apple's. And, as Halide say in their Process Zero manual, you "sadly cannot take 48 megapixel photos with Process Zero".
@ that is true. I personally think apples processing is way too hard as default and you can’t even adjust it. And all the HDR shit should be off be default I think it just make everything look worse. 🫤
after you had the pixel 9 pro and the iphone 16 pro, which one would you recommend to buy? regardless of the eco-system they offer or the OS itself
I've got the same question, I currently have a Pixel 8 Pro btw. I am leaning more towards the iPhone 16 pro max as its processor is twice as powerful as the pixel, there is noticeable shutter lag on the pixel which hasn't been the best experience on my pixel 8 pro, the video quality of the iPhone is superior, I think the battery on the iPhone is a bit better than the pixel judging by what other people have said, you can shoot in JPeg Lossy on iPhone which is basically a raw file but only 20MB instead of 70-100MB. I think the Pixel is a very good phone and has higher megapixel sensors than the selfie and telephoto camera of the iPhone but I think that I might go for the iPhone as I feel that the pixel and iPhone camera are on par but the rest of the phone I think the iPhone is better. Let me know your thoughts as I am still unsure but am thinking of getting the iPhone.
GOOD VID.
Can you do the same thing for the pixel 9 pro?
In my iPhone 16 pro max there are problems even after updated by apple authorised service centre-
1. Blurry camera photos
2. Dull display
3. Bad display touch response
4 . Poor network connectivity
Apple service centre and apple support said that they didn’t find any hardware or software issue and they can’t help it.
What to do now? I am very disappointed. What to do now ???😢
I just fixed my blurry photos by doing a hard restart.
I feel like using the ProRAW Max option is a bit of a waste. Given that this is a quad bayer sensor, there's barely any additional detail being captured if you zoom in and pixel peep. You get a bigger image file with less aliasing but you also give up a bit of low light performance.
100% agree
I dont know that much yet. What do you mean you give up lowlight performance? Very interesting to know. Thanks!
Have you guys tested 48m heic vs 48m raw? File difference is humangous
@@Borderbeach When you use the 12 MP mode, the camera uses four physical pixels to capture light for one pixel in the image file captured. So you get four times the surface area to capture light.
Good Guy!
What about if I don't care about RAWs but still want the best image quality straight out of the iPhone?
Then get Samsung s24 ultra. I switched from s23 ultra to 16 pro and man iPhone is garbage! Every photo I took with 200mp camera on s23 ultra was WOW. and iPhone makes me want to return it.
48mp damn that’s crazy for a phone
my iphone 16 pro does not have these camera settings,
Pro max settings only bud
s25 ultra 👑
From India?
BTW! Have you done any teseting if the "prioritise faster shooting" option will mkae you images have wores images quality? i think it make the images quality wores but i havet really test it correcly and pixel peep the images after.. 🤓
Thank you very much for the educational video! If i do change the format of the pictures to RAW format, will i be editing the actual RAW file if i use the lightroom app on the iphone? Or does this only work if i then upload the photo on my mac and edit using lightroom there?
why no one is talking abt front camera ?
Apple ProRAW doesn’t work well in Lightroom
Why?
Consider creating a tattoo video in the future! I'm interested in seeing it, and I'm sure many others would also be curious about the meanings and stories behind your tattoos!
I have a new iPhone 16 Pro and I don’t have all these features
🎉🎉😊😊
Bro, whats ur wallet!? 2:53
Following 😂 looks great
10:25 I would recommend not using the Apple ProRAW profile because Apple’s processing is hot garbage and full of visual artifacts. Using Adobe Standard makes for a much more normal image and is way easier to edit.
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The real MVP 🙌
How to turn a iPhone câmera a pro câmera:
1 sell the iPhone
2 buy a câmera and a good smartphone.
Done.
Bro be normal on 0.9x
Way too fast
Hi
This video is not that much u said starting of this video
I felt Nothing much to watch this video after watched
Thanks for making watch a waste of time.. I wanted to know about what settings to use.. not a tangent about editing
You talk too fast
Slow down the video
Dude, nobody cares about Squarespace. We get it.
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