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Question for the editor (and anyone else): the article says that the main camera has a 26mm equivalent focal length, yet Google's promotional information says that the lens has an 82 degree field...

Every iPhone since the 6S in 2015 is capable of RAW capture, but it requires a 3rd party app like Lightroom or Halide. It's a true DNG file.  You can adjust the white balance in a way that is not ...

I agree that the telephoto was impressive.  That was the camera feature that I thought was the biggest upgrade though it'd be nice if they made the sensor a little bigger in the future. I'm the ...

I compared the two phones using RAW as well.  Used Lightroom Mobile for RAW capture, processed the files on my Macbook using the desktop version of Lightroom, and got the same results regardless ...

Thanks for your input.  When I tested the 13 Pro, I had it on the default setting; I don't ever use the filters and didn't try out the different profiles.  I also shot some pictures in both ProRAW ...

Here's a thread I started a few days ago comparing the 13 Pro to the 12 Mini: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/65514319 Based on reviews from a year ago, most people didn't see much of a ...

I tested this out to compare a 1x shot vs 0.9x.  Since 0.9x is very close to 1x, if the phone is combining pixel information from both cameras, then the quality should be close. It is not close. ...

Sure no problem, though it's a shame if this is just how the camera is.  I was hoping I got a defective model. Maybe the aperture has gotten too large?  With standalone cameras, stopping down the ...

Here are a few more samples. Both were shot in a horizontal orientation, but I cropped away about half of each picture (I have some photo prints hanging on the wall that I didn't want to post ...

Maybe the computational photography is responsible for so much of the final image that the difference in sensor is minimal. Back in the early 2010s when I got my Canon S90 (1/1.7 sensor), there was ...

Absolutely a possibility.  Though I've found over the years that Apple's quality control is pretty good, and it's harder to screw up a prime lens than a zoom lens with more moving parts.  That's ...

Re:  firoze, Yeah, I'll put up another one when I get home later today. Re:  Bob A L I wondered if maybe the larger aperture would make some closer objects be slightly out of focus, but I think the ...

How does a lens that only goes to 26 mm add any extra detail to a photo that is shot at 20 mm?  The extra wideness is only covered by the ultrawide.  Unless the center portion of your photo has ...

I started a thread in the iOS forum comparing the two. I couldn't find much difference between my 12 Mini vs the 13 Pro, and if anything the 12 Mini photos looked better in all but the lowest of...

In theory that's how it should work, but does the iPhone actually do this?  I would think this would be near impossible if your subject is within a few feet of the lens due to parallax issues. When ...

Thanks for your thoughts. If you click on the images, you can see the full 12 megapixel files.  No editing was done other than I ran the photos through Lightroom to remove location data. As far as ...

It has 3 prime lenses:  13, 26, and 77.  Anything in between is digital zoom.  Ideally you don't want to use anything other than those 3 specific focal lengths.

I did some comparisons over the weekend between by previous iPhone 12 Mini and my new iPhone 13 Pro. Best case scenario, in good light I can't see much of a difference when comparing the main ...

Outside in the shade is fine.  I'm talking more like indoors in the evenings with a couple of lamps as your only light source.  Dark, but definitely not astrophotography dark. In any case, I think ...

I got my 13 Pro on Friday and have been testing the cameras. One unfortunate finding:  in low light, the telephoto automatically switches to the wide angle lens and crops it down just like it did ...