Yeah the 14 pro max does seem to over sharpen and clip the shadows when it doesn’t have to because of the new sensor, they’ll probably fix that with the 15 pro’s. The 14/14plus are using the larger 12mp sensor from the 13 pro’s with sensor shift and now with the new photonic engine the only difference’s are slight in low light and when you crop in which no average user crops in, they just take the picture and post it online. Both are good cameras
( Natural Color ) is what you’re aiming for. Bright colors don’t necessarily make the picture more detailed. I don’t know if you go back to 35mm cameras and keeping 35mm negatives. But an old school negative can be processed the way you want. If you want brighter or darker areas you can change it at will. Today it’s called Raw. There’s no way a still picture can compete with a raw picture because you can’t change the still. You can take the raw to a professional and have them calibrate the colors for you.
I'm not upgrading this year, but I always look forward to your reviews because you show that phone cameras are very capable devices in the right hands. Excited to put my iPhone 13 Pro cameras to the test more next year. Thanks Tyler! 💜
My next upgrade will probably be an iPhone 20 or something. I just upgraded to an iPhone 13 pro from an iPhone7. I really like it when I see an incremental change in the phone.
Hello I just bought 13 pro in july, I took 2x installments. I already paid 50%. If I trade in my Iphone 13 pro for a regular Iphone 14 now, do I have to complete the remaining 50% of the payment before I can exchange my 13 pro for another iPhone? Thank you in advance :)
The main lens looks nearly identical across the 14 and 14 Pro. But wow, is there a dramatic improvement with the ultra-wide lens on the Pro. I use that lens all the time too, so I'd consider that a worthwhile upgrade.
but the problem is this idiot did just compare the ultra wide from the 14 pro with the 14 and not the 13 pro which did get upgraded last year and should be somewhere in between the 14 and 14pro...
I'd argue pretty heavily against that. For the main lens, even in normal light with detail (such as her orange pants), but especially in low light, such as at 13:50 where the suture lines on the jean jacket are night and day different between the main lenses. Then again around 14:40 the iPhone 14 Pro main had a clear difference where even with a higher exposure/iso, there was both more detail and significantly less noise in the sky, the water, and the outfit.
The raw is “worse” because it’s giving you more editing capabilities. You could fix the wall and the sky in post. That’s the point of raw… tuning up your image.
Are people saying it’s worse? Haha. The iPhone 14 pro is way way better for professional photographers. The differences are night and day, mostly because of ProRaw. I have a heavy editing process where I take out all contrast and reapply it afterwards but distributed differently. An 8bit heic file gets shredded in the process. Also the mushy denoising artifacts are hideous. The end results for me are like a difference between a professional camera vs a toycamera. But for people who just use it for quick snapshots and only show it in a small format (i.e.: instagram), it’s maybe a little less noticing and less important
Wow, it's remarkable how great the 14 Pro's 48MP RAW images are. All the annoying over-sharpening and noise-reduction artifacts of the typical iPhone image mostly appears to be gone, and it does start looking a lot like professional camera imaging. Also the new ultra-wide is a clear win all around. Color me (haha) impressed!
@@29mailman when I use raw 48mp the difference is huge compared to the pixel binned 12mp. When you zoom in there is much more details and it is much sharper than in 12 mp mode
THANK YOU!!! you are the first one who realizes that the camera on the 14 is improved :) I have a 13 as company phone - and now a 14 for myself - it doesn’t look this artifacty anymore when zooming in especially with white objects - also I see it’s more sharper and clearer - I am very happy with the 14 (even though I come from an 12pro max which got stolen last month - was supposed to last one more year for the 15… it doesn’t feel at all like a downgrade… (was using an X as replacement till the 14s arrived)… I am really really happy with my 14 and I think some tech UA-camrs only compare previous gen with new gen and forget that people are not upgrading every year ;)
@@piiits_life but i heard the pro is a heavy phone, the iPhone 14 is more comfortable ? Also colors I think the iPhone 14 is more beautiful, what do you think ?
@@hocineted7594 it’s a bit lighter yes… it still depends on your use… go to an Apple Store or other phone shop and compare them weight and Color wise other than that the 14 is a solid phone
I have the 14 Pro and one thing that surprised me is how much I notice the move from a 26mm equivalent to a 24mm equivalent on the main camera. It now feels a bit too wide-angle-ish for a main lens to me. Then again, the gradation between the different focal length does make sense. But it is definitely something to keep in mind and something I have to get used to / gather some more experience. Thanks for the super interesting analysis!
Very nice tip on the new option for preserving the F-stop for cinematic mode. I remember last year you mentioned how much better it was to change away from the default to get usable shots, and I've been doing it since, but it's always a PITA to do especially if moving fast/quickly. Sometimes it's the little things!
I think it's fair to say that us iP14 users isn't missing that much in the camera department. But I still want to get an iP14 Pro in Silver color but it's so damn expensive.
I just went from an 11 to 14, and I'm chuffed (only picked it up yesterday afternoon). I'm keen to do a comparison of the cameras, especially the lowlight and night shots.
Played with the 14 Pro at Best Buy today and decided to keep my 13 Pro, the dynamic island was really not that interesting and my cameras on the 13 Pro are great as they are. Losing almost half the value of my 13 Pro for minimal upgrades makes no sense, not to mention adding in buying another $60 case. Glad I did not pre-order. iOS 16 also made my phone feel like a new phone.
Agree! Same Ive cancelled my order after trying the dynamic island. It was well marketed during the announcement but it isn’t really that great in actual
@@kimchi7703 Yeah I was like that's it, I can live without it. It's basically that and the 2X zoom which I will never use either so I am good. Love my 13 Pro and am very happy with it.
@@kimchi7703 I have been so busy today I really didn't pay attention but yeah, I do think it is draining faster. That seems to happen sometimes when they do updates until they fix it.
@@kimchi7703 also, doesn't it reduce the screen real estate? Plus watching videos in landscape mode feels weird with that island being a disruptive blob in the video.
I know im not alone but i really like how the ProRaw images looking softer & more organic than the bumped up digital sharpness & contrast the jpeg/heic images. I wish i can shoot with that mode all the time. But my concern is, can we use ProRaw mode in lowlight?
I believe you can force the phone to use the whole 48MP if you dont turn on Nightmode when shooting in low light. But the result might not be what you'd expected because 48Mp means smaller sub pixel = more noise & inaccurate colors = the phone trying to reduce noise and recover colors = less details overall. even in proraw, Apple's still trying to "fix" all those problems.
Megapixel counts only matter to a point. If you are doing a large amount of cropping in with your photos of course you'll get better detail. However for the purpose most people use their phone for, there's a reason why Apple stayed with the same count for years.
Just wanted to note that I was really charmed by how the ice cream scoops matched her outfit! Of course the entire video was helpful as well, but I wanted to highlight that one little thing.
THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE CROP. I was so tired of people calling it "an optical zoom" or "a 2x zoom", some people just don't know anything about lenses and just spread misinformation. Thanks for the review, I ended up getting a 14.
I think that for consistency, Apple should go all in next year and use 48mpx on all the lenses. And a improved zoom lenses is required too... it would be great to have a zoom lens between 5x and 10x
Great review! Very informative comparison of each lens on iPhone 14 Pro, got more insight on which lens/mode to choose for different scenarios. Also glad to see Calgary skyline and some of my own frequent spots featured in the review!
The average consumer can’t tell the difference. The “dynamic island” is essentially a floating notch but is basically a gimmick to sell phones. Not to mention people edit and or add filters to their photos anyway. Just buy a 14
10:45 you've heard wrong, it's not optical, it's a digital (crop) zoom. 9:30, 13:10 & 14:47 that "more details" you see is just software oversharpening and overcontrasting, producing a "better" image for Instaweb use, but it's actually worse overbaked overprocessed mushy bs.
Billiant review👏. My take: Ultrawide, macro are nightmode are way ahead in Pro. For day to day regular uses and casual shots, considering the huge difference in price between 14 and 14pro, the 14 will be much more logical to buy, considering Value for Money.
Very excited to get the 14 Pro - I'm upgrading from my current XS. It's a huuuge upgrade in camera abilities, the lowlight differences between the 14 vs 14 pro were really obvious and the selling point for me. As well as the pro's ultrawide. Thanks for the detailed review!
I'm using the iPhone 12, and I'm due for a recontract with my provider. I'm gonna take a chance at the 14 pro, because I'm intrigued with the 48mp, the pro-RAW, macro photography, etc. I use a Sony mirrorless camera and edit my photo as well, but I wanna see how well the iPhone 14 pro camera handles.
It's kinda weird that 14's primary lens has got f1.5 but 14 pro has got f1.78 ... aren't these supposed to go lower 😅 Also i think 14 pro is just adding sharpness in post processing. It would be interesting to sharpen 14's image using Snapseed and then compare it with 14 pro
Loved your review and your accent. OMG I am Greek but still understand almost everything without subtitles, you can call that progress. A Uk guy told me that I am even better than many of his friends!!
As an owner of a OnePlus 6 (2018), I'm long overdue for a new phone. Was waiting for reviews about the iPhone 14 Pro and I must say, I'm impressed by what I've seen so far. I'm looking forward to this phone this year! Can't wait to upgrade! ✌️
I have to agree with the telephoto lens. It's always been disappointing especially because it would an amazing option for portrait photos. Apple in my opinion should start putting more attention to it
As a photographer, I never take photos on my iphone. I’ve just never seen photo results that looked good enough for me to want to bother. Which has been convenient because since the X, the SE2 and the mini has been my iPhone of choice for a couple years especially since camera performance didn’t matter to me. But the 14 pro results are the first time I’ve ever seen iPhone photos where I’m being enticed to the larger format because I could see using it to capture those everyday moments, BTS, and social media stuff
Great review, man! (I had another comment which I deleted, once I realized you covered it - about the 48mpx raw file). Appreciate you going in depth, and showing side by side. Still going to keep my Samsung, but I need a video like this to show me options :)
Tldr - if you shoot in 12mp then they are the same in lit conditions, while in low light the binning from the pro should provide better performance. But if you shoot in 48mp then that is going to be better in the light etc
It is annoying that the regular 14 which is the iPhone for the masses gets the least attention and upgrades. I understand Apple would rather you spend £1099+, but that’s not realistic for most if their users. Great leaps for the Pro models, but I hope they put more effort in next year for the people who occupy their biggest market.
Very informative. Good job! I always upgrade to a new phone every year, and have tried the 'pro' lines, but normally end up settling with the 'non-pro'. The average person just taking photos to share doesn't need the pro; yet we all buy them. Certainly the pro's offer a helluva lot of camera- if you need/want it. I always think I want the zoo- but the macro photography features are the coolest actually.
I mean I could see using 48 megapixel Pro Raw images for landscapes during travel photography, I think it could benefit from the resolution and cropping ability, but aside from that I just don't see the use yet vs. the tradeoffs.
Thanks for the great review. So is it really 48 megs, or just a play on words by Apple with each pixel now using 4 pixels thus getting to the 48 number? The image examples here clearly show there's no discernible difference in IQ between them. Will say the stabilization is really impressive. Still debating on whether to upgrade or not.
Man, THANK YOU! For what I need, so pics for instagram, some videos of me playing bass and guitar and stuff like that, seems like the 14 is good enough.
Onion is so pretty, I always look forward to your reviews of the new iPhones because you have an eye for beauty. I noticed on the pro max the pictures in low light look very grainy
I wanna buy my first iPhone, would you recommend to buy the 14 or the pro? Because I'm reading everywhere that the 14 is a nobrainer to buy and makes basically no sense to buy.
Around the 9:35 to 9:40 in one of the comparison of two similar shots on this video, I notice the clouds and sky on the iPhone 14 Pro (48MP RAW) looking much more washed out than on the iPhone 14 HEIC rendering of the clouds and sky. Is that something that can be rectified quite easily in LR after the fact, while processing the RAW image, or is the 48MP sensor simply not as good at capturing clouds and sky? Here's why I'm asking. I've been shooting 16:9 (at .5) of clouds and sky with my iPhone 11 Pro Max for years and I really love the results I get; so much so that when the iPhone 13 Pro Max came out I purchased one, only to return it the same day after spending an hour or so shooting C&S HEIC images with it, side by side with my 11 Pro Max. The eleven's rendering of clouds and sky consistently looked a lot better than the thirteen's. Any thoughts?
Hey, you may already know this by now but you're correct...somewhat. From my testing the raw photo doesn't always look the best straight out of camera, but it's meant to be edited and tweaked hence it being Raw. Once I upload the photo to lightroom and decrease the highlights it makes the world of difference to any clouds in the sky. Raw on the 14 pro truly is impressive for making pictures look more realistic.
even in the first comparison shots it’s clear that the 14 got a lot more sharpening applied. There are visible halos on contrast edges which show this quite clearly. An interesting try would then have been how the 14 pro 48mp image reacts to well done sharpening applied… enough to bring the details out without resorting into halo land. In regard to the 2x lens being no „optical“ zoom but just a crop: Technically, yes it is just a crop of the sensor of the 14 pro… but since the sensor is also bigger at the same time, it’s sensor pixels are nearly the same size as the one in the 12 MP sensor of the 14. So - in relation to the 14 it actually is similar to a 2x „optical“ zoom in any way to think of it. So from the standpoint of just getting 12 MP photos it behaves like having a real additional 2x module. You could do the same by cropping from the 48MP RAW of course. So the „2x“ zoom definitely makes sense as a camera feature for common use but of course isn’t magic. It’s a matter of perspective.
I would love to see how the Pro compares to a proper mirrorless/DSLR, does the tiny lens really have the power to resolve 48 MP? We all know proper high megapixel camera (R5/A7R) require very sharp lenses in order to show off their resolution, how about on phones?
In good light it does better than I ever expected! It sounds nuts but I shot back to back with the Fuji GFX 50sii and compared the shots…. I’m very good light the iPhone compared well. In poor light? Not so much.
I would like to see a comparison between the cameras of the 12 Pro (Max) and 14 Pro (Max). Curious to know whether it is worth upgrading or better skip a year.
As a person who left the 12 pro max for the 14 pro max .. please don’t. Now if you really need to upgrade to something get the 14 plus or a refurbished 13 pro max.
Im confused, it looks like some of the images of the iPhone 14 looks better then the iPhone 14 pro
Because if the photonic engine camera
@@jamesont7061 they both have photonic engine
Yeah the 14 pro max does seem to over sharpen and clip the shadows when it doesn’t have to because of the new sensor, they’ll probably fix that with the 15 pro’s. The 14/14plus are using the larger 12mp sensor from the 13 pro’s with sensor shift and now with the new photonic engine the only difference’s are slight in low light and when you crop in which no average user crops in, they just take the picture and post it online. Both are good cameras
Same
( Natural Color ) is what you’re aiming for. Bright colors don’t necessarily make the picture more detailed. I don’t know if you go back to 35mm cameras and keeping 35mm negatives. But an old school negative can be processed the way you want. If you want brighter or darker areas you can change it at will. Today it’s called Raw. There’s no way a still picture can compete with a raw picture because you can’t change the still. You can take the raw to a professional and have them calibrate the colors for you.
I'm not upgrading this year, but I always look forward to your reviews because you show that phone cameras are very capable devices in the right hands. Excited to put my iPhone 13 Pro cameras to the test more next year. Thanks Tyler! 💜
Thanks so much! More in depth tests to come
My next upgrade will probably be an iPhone 20 or something. I just upgraded to an iPhone 13 pro from an iPhone7. I really like it when I see an incremental change in the phone.
@@stalman Indepth comparisons to the 13/13 Pro would be great! want to see how big the changes are between generations
Hello I just bought 13 pro in july, I took 2x installments. I already paid 50%. If I trade in my Iphone 13 pro for a regular Iphone 14 now, do I have to complete the remaining 50% of the payment before I can exchange my 13 pro for another iPhone? Thank you in advance :)
is the iphone 13 pro still worth it for 2022-2023?
I do think many photos look better on the normal iPhone 14 than the pro.
The main lens looks nearly identical across the 14 and 14 Pro. But wow, is there a dramatic improvement with the ultra-wide lens on the Pro. I use that lens all the time too, so I'd consider that a worthwhile upgrade.
but the problem is this idiot did just compare the ultra wide from the 14 pro with the 14 and not the 13 pro which did get upgraded last year and should be somewhere in between the 14 and 14pro...
I'd argue pretty heavily against that. For the main lens, even in normal light with detail (such as her orange pants), but especially in low light, such as at 13:50 where the suture lines on the jean jacket are night and day different between the main lenses. Then again around 14:40 the iPhone 14 Pro main had a clear difference where even with a higher exposure/iso, there was both more detail and significantly less noise in the sky, the water, and the outfit.
Lol.. 1000+ bucks for slightly better results
@@Ks-zz9lh The pro is like 200€ difference…
@@taikajorma7276 Different currency is a thing.
The raw is “worse” because it’s giving you more editing capabilities. You could fix the wall and the sky in post. That’s the point of raw… tuning up your image.
Raw is also the only way to get it to shoot in 48mp
Are people saying it’s worse? Haha. The iPhone 14 pro is way way better for professional photographers. The differences are night and day, mostly because of ProRaw. I have a heavy editing process where I take out all contrast and reapply it afterwards but distributed differently. An 8bit heic file gets shredded in the process. Also the mushy denoising artifacts are hideous. The end results for me are like a difference between a professional camera vs a toycamera.
But for people who just use it for quick snapshots and only show it in a small format (i.e.: instagram), it’s maybe a little less noticing and less important
Tyler is the only reviewer pointing out the horrible lens flare these phones produce at night compared to a regular camera.
I believe they briefly mentioned it on Verge’s review
The Verge has always mentioned it since it first became this obvious on I think the iPhone 12 and has mentioned it ever since
Shevon salmon spoke on it too in pretty much all of his iPhone reviews
I mentioned it one time
thank you, was wondering if i was the only one with this issue
Wow, it's remarkable how great the 14 Pro's 48MP RAW images are. All the annoying over-sharpening and noise-reduction artifacts of the typical iPhone image mostly appears to be gone, and it does start looking a lot like professional camera imaging. Also the new ultra-wide is a clear win all around. Color me (haha) impressed!
It's not a true 48MP sensor. It's a 12MP quad bayer sensor so you really get only a marginal improvement.
@@29mailman Im pretty sure it switches to 48mp when you go ProRaw. When you're not, you get the pixel binned 12mp image
@@29mailman did you watch the video?
@@michealadebz Yep. It's not a true 48mp sensor. Look up quad bayer technology.
@@29mailman when I use raw 48mp the difference is huge compared to the pixel binned 12mp. When you zoom in there is much more details and it is much sharper than in 12 mp mode
Tyler Stalman: The best, honest camera review, like overall.
Dave2D: Review summary of the phone.
MKBHD: Video animation and transitions.
I don't really treat any one reviewer specially, they all have different information that can be useful.
Mark ass brown leeee is the most overrated reviewer on UA-cam.
Dave2d became unwatchable to me, just reading dumb script and specs. Super lazy videos
THANK YOU!!! you are the first one who realizes that the camera on the 14 is improved :) I have a 13 as company phone - and now a 14 for myself - it doesn’t look this artifacty anymore when zooming in especially with white objects - also I see it’s more sharper and clearer - I am very happy with the 14 (even though I come from an 12pro max which got stolen last month - was supposed to last one more year for the 15… it doesn’t feel at all like a downgrade… (was using an X as replacement till the 14s arrived)… I am really really happy with my 14 and I think some tech UA-camrs only compare previous gen with new gen and forget that people are not upgrading every year ;)
Zoom clearity of iPhone 14 is it good or better
I can’t decide between iPhone 14 pro and iPhone 14, which one is better ?
@@hocineted7594 depends on your use - pro has better zoom :)
@@piiits_life but i heard the pro is a heavy phone, the iPhone 14 is more comfortable ? Also colors I think the iPhone 14 is more beautiful, what do you think ?
@@hocineted7594 it’s a bit lighter yes… it still depends on your use… go to an Apple Store or other phone shop and compare them weight and Color wise other than that the 14 is a solid phone
I have the 14 Pro and one thing that surprised me is how much I notice the move from a 26mm equivalent to a 24mm equivalent on the main camera. It now feels a bit too wide-angle-ish for a main lens to me. Then again, the gradation between the different focal length does make sense. But it is definitely something to keep in mind and something I have to get used to / gather some more experience. Thanks for the super interesting analysis!
24 mm lens is what i have loved . Thanks for for your notice
Very nice tip on the new option for preserving the F-stop for cinematic mode. I remember last year you mentioned how much better it was to change away from the default to get usable shots, and I've been doing it since, but it's always a PITA to do especially if moving fast/quickly. Sometimes it's the little things!
We can see the difference in sharpness in all examples! Thank you
I think it's fair to say that us iP14 users isn't missing that much in the camera department. But I still want to get an iP14 Pro in Silver color but it's so damn expensive.
I just went from an 11 to 14, and I'm chuffed (only picked it up yesterday afternoon). I'm keen to do a comparison of the cameras, especially the lowlight and night shots.
I’d be interested in watching that!!
Pls do I’m thinking if I should upgrade or not and also have an 11
@@ricardoelizondot upgrade to 13 best bang for buck
@@ricardoelizondot I'd suggest either 13 or 14 pro. 14 isn't worth 100$ more over 13. 14 pro definitely worth 200$ over 14 :)
@@denissmith7671 u r good in selling Apple products
Played with the 14 Pro at Best Buy today and decided to keep my 13 Pro, the dynamic island was really not that interesting and my cameras on the 13 Pro are great as they are. Losing almost half the value of my 13 Pro for minimal upgrades makes no sense, not to mention adding in buying another $60 case. Glad I did not pre-order. iOS 16 also made my phone feel like a new phone.
Agree! Same
Ive cancelled my order after trying the dynamic island. It was well marketed during the announcement but it isn’t really that great in actual
@@kimchi7703 Yeah I was like that's it, I can live without it. It's basically that and the 2X zoom which I will never use either so I am good. Love my 13 Pro and am very happy with it.
Do u notice ur battery draining with the ios16?
@@kimchi7703 I have been so busy today I really didn't pay attention but yeah, I do think it is draining faster. That seems to happen sometimes when they do updates until they fix it.
@@kimchi7703 also, doesn't it reduce the screen real estate? Plus watching videos in landscape mode feels weird with that island being a disruptive blob in the video.
I know im not alone but i really like how the ProRaw images looking softer & more organic than the bumped up digital sharpness & contrast the jpeg/heic images. I wish i can shoot with that mode all the time. But my concern is, can we use ProRaw mode in lowlight?
@@theoneonly5368 low light yes. But not night mode....
I believe you can force the phone to use the whole 48MP if you dont turn on Nightmode when shooting in low light. But the result might not be what you'd expected because 48Mp means smaller sub pixel = more noise & inaccurate colors = the phone trying to reduce noise and recover colors = less details overall. even in proraw, Apple's still trying to "fix" all those problems.
Megapixel counts only matter to a point. If you are doing a large amount of cropping in with your photos of course you'll get better detail. However for the purpose most people use their phone for, there's a reason why Apple stayed with the same count for years.
Just wanted to note that I was really charmed by how the ice cream scoops matched her outfit! Of course the entire video was helpful as well, but I wanted to highlight that one little thing.
that makes it all worth it, honestly thank you! had that color palette on my mind ever since i had those flavours for the first time
5:44 Yeah, definitely adds to realism of this looking like true depth of field.
THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE CROP. I was so tired of people calling it "an optical zoom" or "a 2x zoom", some people just don't know anything about lenses and just spread misinformation. Thanks for the review, I ended up getting a 14.
I think that for consistency, Apple should go all in next year and use 48mpx on all the lenses. And a improved zoom lenses is required too... it would be great to have a zoom lens between 5x and 10x
It’s a matter of cost. They could but they won’t unless they increase the cost of the base model or the part is cheaper to add.
Everyone forgot instagram made a hyperlapse app way back in 2015 and if you set it to 1x it’s basically a super stabilized video.
I miss that app
Great review! Very informative comparison of each lens on iPhone 14 Pro, got more insight on which lens/mode to choose for different scenarios. Also glad to see Calgary skyline and some of my own frequent spots featured in the review!
I can’t decide between iPhone 14 pro and iPhone 14, which one is better ?
the raw photo also looks so good! would love to change from base version to pro version next yearish!
7:01 I love that the ice cream matches her outfit
16:02 What's the brand and model name of the jacket?
Probably the best one i have found on UA-cam..very nicely put in everything in one video..good job. i think 14 is still good in most cases.
Tyler does some of the best review's out there 🙌🏽 a true UA-cam treasure
And he's from my city! Forgot about this channel
The average consumer can’t tell the difference. The “dynamic island” is essentially a floating notch but is basically a gimmick to sell phones. Not to mention people edit and or add filters to their photos anyway. Just buy a 14
10:45 you've heard wrong, it's not optical, it's a digital (crop) zoom.
9:30, 13:10 & 14:47 that "more details" you see is just software oversharpening and overcontrasting, producing a "better" image for Instaweb use, but it's actually worse overbaked overprocessed mushy bs.
Thanks we bought a 14
Me to
Lol
@@robertellis4715 me too which color did u get?
@@robertellis4715 omg same here! I got sierra blue
@@robertellis4715 me too.
Billiant review👏. My take: Ultrawide, macro are nightmode are way ahead in Pro. For day to day regular uses and casual shots, considering the huge difference in price between 14 and 14pro, the 14 will be much more logical to buy, considering Value for Money.
Your action mode comparison was the best I’ve seen on UA-cam
7:27 Ice cream colors are the same as the colors of her dress. Love the detail!
I just know taking aesthetic 80's polaroid style pictures with the 14 pro... IT'S GOING TO BE HEAVEN, LIKE MAGIC FOR THAT
Very excited to get the 14 Pro - I'm upgrading from my current XS. It's a huuuge upgrade in camera abilities, the lowlight differences between the 14 vs 14 pro were really obvious and the selling point for me. As well as the pro's ultrawide. Thanks for the detailed review!
Make sense. I upgraded to the 13 Pro Max last year from my XS Max
I was going to trade my iPhone 14 for the pro version. Thanks to your video I’m keeping my basic iPhone 14. Thank you 🙏🏼
I can’t decide between iPhone 14 pro and iPhone 14, which one is better ?
@@hocineted7594pro
This is one of the best camera reviews on the new iPhones
Finally a camera review I've been waiting for
I would love to see a "best travel camera" video I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks!
I'm using the iPhone 12, and I'm due for a recontract with my provider. I'm gonna take a chance at the 14 pro, because I'm intrigued with the 48mp, the pro-RAW, macro photography, etc. I use a Sony mirrorless camera and edit my photo as well, but I wanna see how well the iPhone 14 pro camera handles.
It's kinda weird that 14's primary lens has got f1.5 but 14 pro has got f1.78 ... aren't these supposed to go lower 😅 Also i think 14 pro is just adding sharpness in post processing. It would be interesting to sharpen 14's image using Snapseed and then compare it with 14 pro
I’m looking forward to the dynamic Island, always on display in the new camera improvements with the iPhone 14 pro
KPMG staff here !
If you do a blind test iphone 14 will win kind of every time lol
Loved your review and your accent. OMG I am Greek but still understand almost everything without subtitles, you can call that progress. A Uk guy told me that I am even better than many of his friends!!
As an owner of a OnePlus 6 (2018), I'm long overdue for a new phone. Was waiting for reviews about the iPhone 14 Pro and I must say, I'm impressed by what I've seen so far. I'm looking forward to this phone this year! Can't wait to upgrade! ✌️
I have to agree with the telephoto lens. It's always been disappointing especially because it would an amazing option for portrait photos. Apple in my opinion should start putting more attention to it
iPhone 15 Pro? 🤞
Oh this is Calgary 🎉
Disadvantages of the iPhone 14 Pro camera - high contrast, color mismatch, digital overdrawing, fish-eye effect (plane distortion)
Have you made a comparison video of 13 pro and 14 pro??
"Couldn't post it anywhere....but snapchat". 🤣😂🤣
ok but the dynamic island isn’t really that impressive
omg, you shot this in Calgary?!
As a photographer, I never take photos on my iphone. I’ve just never seen photo results that looked good enough for me to want to bother. Which has been convenient because since the X, the SE2 and the mini has been my iPhone of choice for a couple years especially since camera performance didn’t matter to me.
But the 14 pro results are the first time I’ve ever seen iPhone photos where I’m being enticed to the larger format because I could see using it to capture those everyday moments, BTS, and social media stuff
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@@dcny69 aww shoot. You convinced me
@@SamLucas26 glad I helped 🤣🤣🤣
I can’t decide between iPhone 14 pro and iPhone 14, which one is better ?
I’ve been waiting for this video 😬
Great review, man! (I had another comment which I deleted, once I realized you covered it - about the 48mpx raw file). Appreciate you going in depth, and showing side by side. Still going to keep my Samsung, but I need a video like this to show me options :)
Action mode seems the most useful new feature. It’s quite crazy how it opens up new opportunities for filming.
Tyler, we’ve been waiting along time for this one.🤙
Ok so then I have 12pro I can get the 13 mini then
YES I have been waiting for this video for so long!
Tldr - if you shoot in 12mp then they are the same in lit conditions, while in low light the binning from the pro should provide better performance. But if you shoot in 48mp then that is going to be better in the light etc
It is annoying that the regular 14 which is the iPhone for the masses gets the least attention and upgrades. I understand Apple would rather you spend £1099+, but that’s not realistic for most if their users. Great leaps for the Pro models, but I hope they put more effort in next year for the people who occupy their biggest market.
Really usefull, thanks 🙌 are you going to do 13 pro vs 14 pro?
What a great video! You actually convinced me to buy the 14 Pro. Although I’m not sure if I should get the Max or the non-max one.
@H M I can’t decide between iPhone 14 pro and iPhone 14, which one is better ?
Watching this video on my iPhone 14 pro
10:55 exactly! I'm tired of seeing companies crop into a photo and call it zoom. Samsung did that on the S20/S21 and now Apple on the iPhone 14.
You can take flower closeups on iPhone 14 with the 2x zoom. It's really sharp and crisp
Very informative. Good job! I always upgrade to a new phone every year, and have tried the 'pro' lines, but normally end up settling with the 'non-pro'. The average person just taking photos to share doesn't need the pro; yet we all buy them. Certainly the pro's offer a helluva lot of camera- if you need/want it. I always think I want the zoo- but the macro photography features are the coolest actually.
I mean I could see using 48 megapixel Pro Raw images for landscapes during travel photography, I think it could benefit from the resolution and cropping ability, but aside from that I just don't see the use yet vs. the tradeoffs.
0:44 just sums it all up. Thank you
Then you should be buying an Android instead, they have a lot of specs to offer.
Been waiting for this I’m going to love it
Plz 12 pro max camera vs 14
14 looks sharper than the pro ? On some photos.
Picked up the 14 Pro Max yesterday , love it cheers 👌🏻😊🇬🇧
She's a gem. ❤️
Thanks for helping us choose.
Sorry but - what's so funny about Dynamic Island?
Thanks for the great review. So is it really 48 megs, or just a play on words by Apple with each pixel now using 4 pixels thus getting to the 48 number? The image examples here clearly show there's no discernible difference in IQ between them. Will say the stabilization is really impressive. Still debating on whether to upgrade or not.
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Man, THANK YOU! For what I need, so pics for instagram, some videos of me playing bass and guitar and stuff like that, seems like the 14 is good enough.
Onion is so pretty, I always look forward to your reviews of the new iPhones because you have an eye for beauty.
I noticed on the pro max the pictures in low light look very grainy
the fact that he has to look at the images on a laptop is all the proff I need.. from my end here, the practically look the same
I wanna buy my first iPhone, would you recommend to buy the 14 or the pro? Because I'm reading everywhere that the 14 is a nobrainer to buy and makes basically no sense to buy.
Great video! Thank you so much for this helpful comparison! Still using my iphone7 and totally need a update
4:50 "Not a huge difference between two of these"😂😂😂
PS: Look at the cursor
people’s minds in the gutter in these comments 😂😂
@@AniaB Sorry, it was just for fun 😅
@@shubham-prakash oh haha not offended at all, i thought it was funny
Around the 9:35 to 9:40 in one of the comparison of two similar shots on this video, I notice the clouds and sky on the iPhone 14 Pro (48MP RAW) looking much more washed out than on the iPhone 14 HEIC rendering of the clouds and sky. Is that something that can be rectified quite easily in LR after the fact, while processing the RAW image, or is the 48MP sensor simply not as good at capturing clouds and sky?
Here's why I'm asking. I've been shooting 16:9 (at .5) of clouds and sky with my iPhone 11 Pro Max for years and I really love the results I get; so much so that when the iPhone 13 Pro Max came out I purchased one, only to return it the same day after spending an hour or so shooting C&S HEIC images with it, side by side with my 11 Pro Max. The eleven's rendering of clouds and sky consistently looked a lot better than the thirteen's.
Any thoughts?
Hey, you may already know this by now but you're correct...somewhat. From my testing the raw photo doesn't always look the best straight out of camera, but it's meant to be edited and tweaked hence it being Raw. Once I upload the photo to lightroom and decrease the highlights it makes the world of difference to any clouds in the sky. Raw on the 14 pro truly is impressive for making pictures look more realistic.
even in the first comparison shots it’s clear that the 14 got a lot more sharpening applied. There are visible halos on contrast edges which show this quite clearly. An interesting try would then have been how the 14 pro 48mp image reacts to well done sharpening applied… enough to bring the details out without resorting into halo land.
In regard to the 2x lens being no „optical“ zoom but just a crop: Technically, yes it is just a crop of the sensor of the 14 pro… but since the sensor is also bigger at the same time, it’s sensor pixels are nearly the same size as the one in the 12 MP sensor of the 14. So - in relation to the 14 it actually is similar to a 2x „optical“ zoom in any way to think of it. So from the standpoint of just getting 12 MP photos it behaves like having a real additional 2x module. You could do the same by cropping from the 48MP RAW of course. So the „2x“ zoom definitely makes sense as a camera feature for common use but of course isn’t magic. It’s a matter of perspective.
Thanks for the deep dive. This is the first time that I've felt the need to upgrade to the Pro.
Why is te whole skyline warped?
Yes I can see the sharpness difference in low light on YT. Great review!
I would love to see how the Pro compares to a proper mirrorless/DSLR, does the tiny lens really have the power to resolve 48 MP? We all know proper high megapixel camera (R5/A7R) require very sharp lenses in order to show off their resolution, how about on phones?
In good light it does better than I ever expected! It sounds nuts but I shot back to back with the Fuji GFX 50sii and compared the shots…. I’m very good light the iPhone compared well. In poor light? Not so much.
This video was excellent! Watching on my 14 pro max
Nice studio set up and very good stage presence on camera, calm and intuitive. Keep up the good work nice review
As a current Samsung Note 10 user wanting to jump into the iPhone, will the iPhone 14 still be a good buy? Or would you recommend the Pro?
I just found your channel and I REALLY like this video! Thanks for sharing 😊
At 2:04 the Marriott logo is clearer on the iphone 14 than on the 14 pro...
I’m a sucker for quality. Thank you!
Great review - tbh quite on the same performance level except for some minor use cases & raw photos
Excellent work Tyler! 👏🏽
I would like to see a comparison between the cameras of the 12 Pro (Max) and 14 Pro (Max). Curious to know whether it is worth upgrading or better skip a year.
As a person who left the 12 pro max for the 14 pro max .. please don’t. Now if you really need to upgrade to something get the 14 plus or a refurbished 13 pro max.
@@maddisana Soon the question will become: upgrade to 15 Pro Max or stick to the 12 pro max for another year...