Written by Muhammad Ayman
Tuesday, November 21, 2023 at 02:00 AM
There are many differences between them iPhone 15 And 15 Pro for new camera setups. As the name suggests, the Pro devices offer more advanced cameras, but the 15 and 15 Plus still have premium settings. However, what’s new this year is that the iPhone 15 Pro Max stands alone. According to 9to5mac, the same model with 5x optical zoom.
iPhone 15 Camera VS iPhone 15 Pro Camera
Rear cameras
All iPhone 15 devices come with a new 48-megapixel main rear camera, next-generation selfies with focus and depth control, and Smart HDR 5. However, the 15 Pro and Pro Max have more powerful camera setups. Additionally, a new change… this year witnesses the 15 Pro Max getting a capable camera with a telephoto lens that gets 5x optical zoom, and this lens is only 3x for the 15 Pro, as the 14 Pro, 15 and 15 Plus get 2x. Optical zoom.
The main cameras on the 15 Pro and Pro Max also have more powerful sensors, although all iPhone 15 devices now have 48MP sensors, specifically, 2.44µm quad-pixel sensors for the Pro devices and 2µm quad-pixel sensors for the 15 and 15. Further.
This year, all iPhone 15 models support 24- and 48-megapixel “ultra-resolution” capture, and there’s a new 48-megapixel HEIF Max camera that allows users to capture detailed photos without the large file sizes of ProRAW (the iPhone 14 Pro also has HEIF Max). receives
Another notable new feature for the Pro models is the option to quickly switch (and adjust the default setting) between the main camera’s different focal lengths of 24, 28 and 35mm, and the 15 Pro Max has a 10x zoom range. 0.5x to 5x – focal lengths from 13mm to 120mm, and capabilities such as macro photography and Apple Prora support are exclusive to the Pro models.
TruDepth selfie camera
Apple’s TrueDepth front-facing camera on the iPhone 15 gets upgrades over the main rear camera. The only feature missing from the iPhone 15 vs 15 Pro models is ProRes support.
For the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, ProRes video recording rises from 4K30 to 4K60, and support for USB-C 3 at 10Gbps speeds means the ability to shoot ProRes directly to external drives on Pro models.
Lock encoding is new for video recording on iPhone 15 Pro devices, offering greater flexibility and scope for color grading and visual effects.
Another new feature for Pro users is support for the Academic Color Encoding System (ACES), and Apple says the 15 Pro devices are the world’s first smartphones to support this standard.
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