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Thank you for the test. Looks OK on a 11’’ ipad screen even for the 4x DTC.

yes, there is some artifact from the upscalling. But also it seems the sharpening is a bit more agressive with digital zoom (but imho, it is the cropped image that is lacking in this department). ...

I just find an old test I made after buying the G7x2 max optical zoom + 2x crop in post 2x digital zoom

This was not meant to be a test of the feature, so there is variation between the shots, but may be you will find it informative https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4409591 Given the results ...

it seems to be implemented in eos R range of cameras since the R6 2, then. The R8 have it, and the r10 does not. As someone has said, all digic X are not created equal, and canon adds features ...

This may or may not help you, but Canon has implemented a digital teleconverter for ages on its powershot range of cameras (old cameras like s90 (2009, digic4) have it). My G7x2 have it and I see ...

I would suggest to go to settings, photo, On your mac, choose download originals On your phone, choose optimize iPhone storage That said, I do not have a mac, so I don’t know if it works the way ...

I did use braquets for subpixel in the first message. I just forget them in the post after. The purpose of the question was to better understand Apple image pipeline. There is no ambiguity for 2x ...

Thank you very much. If I trust my eyes it confirms that indeed, the phone only use the sub pixels past 2x, so the 1.9x is a 3.3Mp upscaled to 12Mp. At full screen size, the difference is tiny ...

Hello, Can people with a 14pro answer a question about how the iPhone handle digital zoom ? From Austin Mann saying the camera feels slower in 48Mp, I wonder if in jpeg/heif the camera only use the ...

What is your point exactly ? That you cannot tell much difference between a "horrible processing" and a good one looking at a picture full screen ? Also, the 2nd image is not exactly the first one ...

Processing seems very good (there is more to processing than pure detail at 100%. Color and tonality seems excellent, sharpness and detail are good when viewed in full screen). It is just that it ...

Why are you answering me while at the same time ignoring what I have said ?

my iPad screen is 4Mp. That means 1.7x digital zoom from my iPhone 13 mini, and 3.5x from a 48Mp sensor in iPhone 14 pro. So well less than what existed on even basic dedicated compact cameras.

They never emphasized real FL for compact camera.

As said, where most of people will benefit the 48Mp is with digital zoom. That is why the iPhone remain at 12Mp in jpeg/heif and there is now a dedicated button for 2x.
And from reviews, the...

It is true that Apple sharpening is aggressive. But I don’t find it to be a problem if I don’t pixel peep. For a jpeg or heif file that is supposed to be a final product (and not a base for some ...

Sensor resolution is important for applications where cropability is important. In the case of phones, where there is no optical zoom and a limited number of dedicated modules because the space ...

I don’t know if there is a simpler way, I use the « inspect element » tool in the browser to get the link to the image, and remove the crop « things » in the url 14pro 13pro 12pro The gain at 2x is ...

https://www.inputmag.com/reviews/iphone-14-pro-max-review-48-megapixel-camera-dynamic-island-impressive