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iPhone 14 might finally catch up to Android phones in this key area

Is using Apple ProRAW worth it? We test it on the iPhone 12 Pro Max

Posted on December 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Back in October, Apple announced that the 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max will support a new ProRAW image format, which will combine Smart HDR 3 and Deep Fusion with the uncompressed data from the image sensor. With the release of iOS 14.3 a few days ago, the ProRAW capture was unlocked on the pair of iPhone 12 Pros and I immediately set out to test it.

The idea was to show how much of a difference it makes to shooting JPEGs on the iPhone, post the samples, call it a day.
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