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That’s because the 3x zoom camera still uses the old 12MP sensor. On the other hand, it’s very unlikely that zooming beyond 3x will also give you “optical quality. It’s possible that the 2-2.9x zoom will also make use of the new trick to deliver optical quality, but I’m speculating here. Hence, “4K videos with no digital zoom” at 0.5x, 1x, 2x, and 3x zoom. The company’s website doesn’t go into details, but I guess what they mean is that the 2x zoom in video will now be of optical quality thanks to the fact that Cupertino’s (probably) managed to implement the same sensor-cropping technique like in photos, to video. The other, much more impressive part of the zoom story on the iPhone 14 Pro is that Apple also promises “4K videos with no digital zoom”! This new Telephoto uses the middle 12 megapixels of the quad-pixel sensor to deliver full-resolution photos and 4K videos with no digital zoom. Which expands your zoom options to 0.5x, 1x, 2x, and 3x. The quad-pixel sensor allows us to go beyond the three fixed lenses of the Pro camera system to create an additional 2x Telephoto.

However, these should now be brighter in low-light and even more detailed, at least in the right lightning conditions.

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That’s right! As we expected and as do all Android flagship phones, your iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will still be taking 12MP photos by defaul. Therefore, the new 48MP camera sensor on iPhone 14 Pro groups four pixels together into one large “quad pixel”, gathering 4x more light and producing spectacularly better photos at the practical 12MP size. While the first two benefits of having more megapixels look pretty straightforward, the last one probably needs a little bit more background…Īs Apple explains, “for most photos, you want to optimize for light capture”.

The ability to gather more light for better low-light photos.

The ability to record high-res videos and crop into them without losing as much detail.

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Enhances detail in photos taken in good lighting conditions - whether you shoot in the full 48MP mode or not.

The three main benefits of switching to a high-res cameras on iPhone should be:

That being said, though, it’s not like high-res cameras don’t have the potential of bringing some notable improvements to the iPhone camera, as they’ve done with a number of Android phones. A new Adaptive True Tone flash that adjusts the pattern and intensity of new, nine LEDs depending on the focal length of your photos, so your subject always appears in the best light - I call it 'flash zoom'.A new TrueDepth selfie camera “in a class by itself” with autofocus and “up to 2x better low-light photos” or “up to 38% better light-gathering performance”.Brand new Action Mode stabilization for shaky videos.

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Cinematic Mode in 4K 24-30fps (versus 1080p 30fps on the iPhone 13).“Much more detail in much less light” - Tim Cook & Co promise up to 3x better low-light photos on the new ultra-wide camera and up to 2x better low-light photos on the new primary camera and the old 3x telephoto camera.Versatility - Apple’s adding a “2x optical-quality telephoto” to the iPhone 14 Pro’s camera array, which will work in both photo and video.A brand new quad-pixel 48MP primary camera for enhanced detail, with “up to 4x the resolution for jaw-dropping cropping” (and I thought my rhymes were cheesy!).According to Apple, “the Pro camera system gets massively more Pro”, and that’s thanks to:

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