$5,000 Pro Camera VS iPhone 13 Pro | Can You See the Difference?

[@AlexArmitage]

PRINT Comparison Followup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpu7poRmfqaYb9k

[@infiniti37G]

Thanks a just flushed my 8000 Dslr down the toilet bowl

[@petersuvara]

You are actually comparing a phone to an interchangeable lens camera? Seriously?

[@vermontmike9800]

I have to admit, when I saw the title of this video I thought, “here’s another silly DSLR vs smart phone comparison”. I was wrong…this is the best one on one comparison I’ve seen for these two camera types. Well done!

[@AlexArmitage]

Tried to approach it as real world as possible and push the phone to the same limits I'd push the DSLR.

[@slapyoknees2426]

The fact that you did a way better job comparing the photos taken by a full-fledged mirrorless camera and the iPhone than other KZbinrs did makes me feel that it is a shame you aren't more popular than them... I hope that in the near future you will get the following and recognition that you deserve!

[@AlexArmitage]

Hah, just tried to do a real world comparison in my own style. Thanks for the kind words!

[@legniak1]

People are so reluctant to admit a phone can take pics and videos near high end camera/lens quality. Of course there are trade offs but you can compensate with software. Once depth of field and low light quality improve it’s gonna be mind blowing

[@jkb462]

The depth of field limitation is a real limitation of physics… and almost impossible to fake with software (portrait mode is laughable even with lidar.) It wont happen in our lifetime… I hope im wrong.

[@sulev111]

If you like 1MP images, sure.

[@chuck7415]

on the surface only. Once you crop in or try to color grade things take a very sharp turn.

[@legniak1]

@@chuck7415 be interesting to see the new 48mp sensor on the iPhone 14 pro. I’ve seen blown up prints from iPhone that looked extremely good. I’m not in a rush to replace my camera but it’s getting closer for consideration

[@mbismbismb]

Phone camera wont match the low light performance of a proper professional camera, unless they put a big sensor in it which may result in hideous phone size design lol

[@sajithks97]

Sir you seem so stoic, it's a nice personality

[@beach4me2007]

Good video. I went to a National Park and used both my iPhone 13 pro and my Nikon D7000. When I was going over the photos I thought that the iPhone photos were better. I wanted to see if anyone else thought so.. They did. You and another video. I don't think that most of the time I'll be hauling my camera gear backpack around. The iPhone killed the point and shoot camera market. Now it seems that it might kill the DSLR/Mirrorless market too?

[@AlexArmitage]

thank you!

[@HEAVYNATURE]

Well thought out comparison, Alex. I just got my new iPhone 13 Pro Max today (upgrade from Xs Max) and I'm pretty psyched to put it through it's paces, especially for landscape photography. Next step is to see about filters and long exposure capabilities. Excellent video as always. Looking forward to the next one!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks so much! Good luck and have fun with the new phone!

[@luiki3179]

Man, I have just randomly bumped into your channel because I was curious as to what are limits of a modern phone's camera. But I saw how you work and this channel is amazing!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you and welcome!

[@iphoneography]

With the camera tech of today (phones), and the fact that most people have one, there's no reason to miss that magical scene ever again

[@YAMR1M]

The ONE thing I didn't like, when going hiking was carrying the DSLR and it was always what felt like the need to carry a couple of lenses or a big zoom lens on the camera. Scrambling over rocks or hiking anywhere that had loose ground or mud was a worry that I would damage the camera. All day or even half day walks always had some feeling of dread at damaging the camera. But the phone could be in my pocket or any pocket to be honest and as they say the best camera is the one you have with you, I always had my phone so always had a camera. The Huawei P20 Pro was the first time I felt like I had a decent alternative to my DSLR. It was a compromise, I knew that it would always be, but it was one I accepted. Now I have a Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra it does feel like those compromises are not as big and although they will always be a compromise I can cope with it. Our 3 week road trip and northern lights trip into the Yukon showed me how good the phone could be. The northern lights show was all but invisible to the human eye so as we say "the lights saw us even if we never saw them" But the Huawei P20 Pro gave us some amazing photos of the lights and the photos actually were more vivid than most of the guys with their DSLR's were getting. All with a simple tripod and a phone the 3 days in the Yukon were not quite as disappointing as they could have been. I would have to say I now take photos so much more than I ever did as its just so easy to get a phone out even on some edge or some slope where any camera would need to be in a bag to protect it. Many of the photos were good enough to print and every photo is a memory that brings back those moments. Is a phone camera perfect? NO.. Is it bad? NO.. would I get better photos with a DSLR? Possibly, but I would take a lot less photos and I could have damaged or even killed that DSLR on a rock or on some slope by now. It is a compromise I can live with.

[@beach4me2007]

Really well said. I feel the same way after last weeks trip to a National Park. I'm thinking about not hiking with my DSLR anymore. There will always be corner cases where it would do better, but I think I'll cary my phone and not my DSLR for most hikes

[@YAMR1M]

@@beach4me2007 We got back just over a week ago from a 6 week road trip in the USA. We spent a lot of time in Yosemite, Sequoia and then Nevada, Arizona and Utah. Hiking, kayaking and cycling. The phone and the Go Pro did a LOT of work. Over 3000 photos and hours of video. The heat and carrying a full camalbak would have made carrying a DSLR too a real pain. Yes you do have to think about photos more to get what you want but getting rich colours and lens flare when looking through some of the arches in Arches valley at sunrise was possible. Getting good shots with a phone may even make you better at composing images with a DSLR if I ever did decide to go back to one. If the next gen phones begin to close the gap a little more at least I know from using a phone as my main camera that I can still improve my images. I have to admit, my newest phone was bought purely based on camera performance regardless of OS. It was android but I would have no problem going to Apple if the camera system was good enough. The latest iPhone seems to be a big step up from before and Apple could be in my future. But I will still keep an open mind when I do look for another phone when my current one needs to be replaced.

[@KamenKunchev]

I own about a dozen lenses and I never carry more than two with me when I go out. Most of the times I just grab one and adjust my shooting to it or I decide on what I want to shoot and carry the lens that mostly fits the purpose. I only stick to my plan.

[@Waynebacchus]

this is a great video, i'll be buying the new iphone 14 pro max , you should do a video like this when it comes out🔥🔥

[@davidkean5680]

good work Alex

[@reln72]

the fact that its hard to tell for the average person which photo is better speaks volumes about the quality of the iphone. If i have the money it makes better sense to spend it on an iphone than an expensive camera if I just need it for casual photography and videos.

[@justtryingtocook]

I use a iPhone 13 pro max with beastcage and use a Kenko 0,75X pro series lens and just love it. Im a beginner and just started my channel and decided to keep it simple.

[@user-JM1967]

Almost 2 years later, currently, iphone 13 or Canon R5, who wins?

[@Drewxx1-n4x]

Dude this is amazing. Worth a subscribe

[@kramdsm]

As always, great photos. Thanks for all the tips.

[@davidnewkirk2438]

Wow what a fantastic, incredibly thorough breakdown and comparison of the two mediums. (And that’s just the article.. then I watched this amazing video!). Astounding to see how a cellphone can go head to head with a professional camera and lenses. No pro photographer would willingly go without their setup on an important gig or outing, but it’s sure awesome to know if you’re out and about and come across scenes unexpectedly without the real gear, you can still capture incredible images. I could only tell the b&w photo was the iPhone.. all the others it really was a toss-up. Thanks so much for the article and video!

[@AlexArmitage]

Wow thanks David! Much appreciated and completely agree

[@lcook0825]

Very interesting results. I have the 13 pro and love the camera. Thank you so much for making this video available to us.

[@philippe7166]

Very interesting comparison thank you

[@ricktaylor7275]

Beautiful photos and great explanation of everything! Subscribed.

[@AlexArmitage]

Welcome Rick and thank you!

[@pierrejeanthibault5058]

Great work my friend, Great work !!!

[@sushobhonkonar1155]

i think if you have a phone already its a good option to get an apsc cam for 7-800usd to take some decent photo

[@malcolmevans2437]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@joshuafink9946]

I used the same song when you were first driving in a drone video I did on a day i got snowed in. It first started playing and I was like "where the hell have I heard this song before??"

[@ThoSchoholic]

Very good comparison Alex! The iPhone 13 pro is an amazing tool, but. One question off topic - there is no way in switching off "Smart HDR" on the iPhone 13 (pro, max). It‘s always on. In "camera" on the iPhone 12, and now on the 14, you can switch it off. Skin tones in front of a blue sky are HORRIBLE, absolutely useless. I tried in RAW, I tried in another app "ProCamera", same result. Did you experiment the same? Any suggestion?

[@mikeanderson9957]

Hey Alex, Great running into you out in the field. Looks like you got some great shots!

[@AlexArmitage]

Hey Mike! Great running into you too, that episode will be out in two weeks I suspect?

[@Ryan-qs1jr]

This was an awesome video! I learned so much. Thanks man.

[@AlexArmitage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vaggeto]

I feel like with such a zoomed out image over KZbin it's just got to be hard to tell the difference especially if edited to look the same essentially.

[@AlexArmitage]

That's the point! We consume so many photos in this exact way, online or through social media that it truly shows what you can get away with!

[@nathanpinnock9541]

Great review. I’d like to see the photos side-by-side zoomed all the way in.

[@sabergo1]

I really liked the approach and tone of the test and video. No apparent agenda, the outcomes were the outcomes. Well done!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you!

[@bluefinch6504]

WOW. Alex, I subscribed. Do more of these types of educational lessons! I appreciate how you discuss the shot, camera, details of shot etc and then show the photograph and talk about it. Super. I appreciate that you are not preaching/yelling at me about photography or a camera, you are showing real life photography experiences with the actual photos in a normal voice.

[@AlexArmitage]

SMASH THAT... Haha thank you and welcome

[@Rdavis6593]

Thanks. Very interesting. I have the R5 and just got the 13 Pro. Thanks for the video.

[@RunningRunner46]

Why choose a pro camera: True better low light due to large lense, better for post editing.

[@deecreatestuff442]

Thank you so much Alex, thus is what I am looking for and you explain so well.

[@AlexArmitage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@abhishekdharme8563]

Please do the night photography comparison of these two

[@AlexArmitage]

Will do at some point :)

[@HM.archive]

Wow so much information in just a few minutes this is cool , i like it

[@AlexArmitage]

Glad you liked it!

[@auistin2001]

great deals on your pictures. thank you for your work. i hope i can be as good as you

[@marcorenna3638]

As Mike said below, one of the best comparisons I've seen in a long time. What I enjoyed the most was your surprise at the quality of the Apple images and, quite frankly, I was surprised as well. I work in the film industry and use my iPhones to capture BTS images, not for work but for personal memories. I've been using an app similar to yours (ProCamera by Cocologics) for RAW photo and getting some relatively decent video as well. I'm a Sony guy otherwise (formerly a Nikon/Mamiya/Linhoff guy in school) but I can't carry my gear on set for obvious reasons. I'm now pretty excited to upgrade my iPhone to the 13 Pro Max soon and see the new results. Thanks again for all you do .. great content!!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks so much Marco!

[@switchunboxing]

Whats the focal length of iPhone 13 pro video? They say 26mm but you'll notice there's a bit of a crop when you switch to video. Is it closer to a 36mm? I'm looking to upgrade my iPhone to a Sony A7iv and trying to match lens so my content doesn't look different. I just need more control over the aperture and autofocus.

[@kayokolindenberger3754]

Loved the video! I surprised myself by guessing correctly on the first 3 photos. Thanks!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you!

[@rossycolon7990]

I just bought the I13 and going on a trip. I was thinking to bring the camera or just the phone and wooooooooooow I’m surprised. Excellent job and great pics.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you Rossy! I agree, the iphone is really all you need!

[@footfilms707]

I shot a video with a iPhone and was deffinatly suprise I would use a iPhone and gymbal over anything it’s so easy to get up and go and move around and DJI has very good gimbals

[@AlexArmitage]

I don't even use a gimbal!

[@stefansmuts8882]

Awesome man! Loving the comparison!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Stefan!

[@l67swap1]

I did a similar test with my a7r4 and one plus 9 pro... It's super hard to tell in most of the shots.. even in auto mode the phone does so good with the HDR .. incredible stuff

[@AlexArmitage]

Blown away all the time!

[@XtraContent]

how large do you think you can blow up a photo without it being pixelated on the iPhone?

[@AlexArmitage]

Oh I have JUST the video for you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpu7poRmfqaYb9k

[@Spoolin_you]

What if you used a DSLR lens on the iPhone would you then get a better image or what?

[@danelsico]

What camera app you use in iphone 13 pro?

[@Moriningland]

Indeed the iPhone is an incredible camera. In some ways it’s better than my dslr simple because I can keep it on my pocket and get much more interesting compositions by handholding it. I’m getting the 14 pro and finally abandoning my idea that a phone is not a legit camera.

[@MattHalpain]

Great video. It was impossible for me to tell the difference between the two cameras. Only when you zoomed in the photo taken with the R5 could I see the difference.

[@auistin2001]

have you try to take pictures with your camera and samsung phone? try it to see the different( samsng s22)

[@TrollMeister_]

I shoot with a Panasonic S1 (v log mostly) and I have seen footage from the 13 pro and I am hard pressed to tell the difference. And the 14 pro coming this fall is supposed to be significantly better with an all new sensor. It's crazy how much smartphone imaging technology has progressed in the last few years.

[@AlexArmitage]

I started filming with my phone A LOT more after this video.

[@bluefinch6504]

As far as which camera took the photo, I was 100% that the photos I chose as the best photo was from the iPhone. Blows my mind.

[@benfan6061]

Hey Alex! What app are you using on the iphone for taking the pictures?

[@AlexArmitage]

ProCam but I suggest just using the iphone camera for the most part

[@federicovalmassoni3827]

Wich iPhone camera app did you use at minute 12.20?

[@rickbiessman6084]

I got the second one wrong because I thought the blown out highlights would have to be from the iPhone. Apart from the bnw mountain shot, I thought the iPhone did a fantastic job and there’s really nothing to complain about. I do have one question: Does the iPhone 13 Pro take single exposures UNLESS told to do otherwise or will it choose whatever it thinks is best so that it may end up stacking multiple exposures and creating HDR images?

[@AlexArmitage]

I believe it stacks them regardless but Im not sure.

[@mikerelvas]

I really enjoyed the transparency of this video. No fuss, straight to the point and with gorgeous locations and results to match! I wonder what the results would've been if you had mounted the iPhone on a tripod and used Even Longer for long exposures with parallel exposure bracketing. I presume the native camera ProRAW files are bigger because it captures and merges several exposures for HDR, similarly to what the Lr camera does in HDR mode. Great work! Cheers.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks so much Miguel!

[@princesanadal7110]

U deserved a Million subscribers🙏🏻

[@AlexArmitage]

Aww thank you!

[@lensman5762]

This comparison clearly demonstrates the fallacy that is Digital Photography. In essence what we are doing is computer imagery. Powerful computers within our devices reconstruct a version of what we perceive as reality, from a procession of zeros and ones fed to them by the onboard ADC unit. The more clever the algorithms used to convert the data, the more ' realistic ' the resulting image. At times we need to be very honest with ourselves. We are not doing photography, we are engaged in CGI.

[@charlesrodriguez491]

Honestly, this just leaves me more confused. I found your video trying to compare the iPhone to a DSLR/mirrorless. I have a Sony a7c currently. I went out today to take a picture with an object and a sunset in the background. I couldn't quite get the result I wanted with my standalone camera, but my iPhone got exactly the result I wanted. One reason I got the standalone camera with a full frame sensor was to have the option to print out large photos if I wanted to. I am starting to wonder if I would have better spent my money on the iPhone pro instead of a standalone camera. I am a hobbyist photographer, wouldn't even claim to be amateur yet. I'm just feeling like I spent too much on a tool, you know? Thanks for the video and comparison! I appreciate the time you took to compare the two.

[@matejpodlesnik6538]

The thing is with Sony a7c you can get any result you want. But don't expect that camera will do it for you. One thing in mind pictures from smart phones are not ment to be printed.

[@AlexArmitage]

Sorry for the late reply. A dedicated camera is going to require more work but you get a lot more control.

[@JP-ud6ez]

I also own the A7C. You will not get its full benefit until you properly learn how to take advantage of the customization/manual controls available to you. A mobile phone uses technology to do automatic processing of the image to make it look good in jpeg. You have to learn to use the camera controls in something like an A7C to achieve that... Where the A7C will shine is when you do post-processing from RAW. The capture from a much bigger sensor just affords you a lot bandwidth to work with especially if you plan to enlarge your images. I have been waiting for a day when I can just go on my long nature hikes only carrying a mobile phone. Unfortunately, not sure that day is going to come any time soon.

[@just1ofgod]

I got all of them right the black and white something felt just barely different could not put my finger on it for all of the color shots I could tell right away based off the color profile that apple bakes into their phones even in pro mode it is still not all the way off either way all the shots were awesome thanks for the video!

[@James-lu4en]

Would you recommend Nikon Z30 when I have an iPhone 14 pro? I shoot real estate and APS-C may not be wide enough?

[@AlexArmitage]

APS-C would be fine. but if you're making money from photography, I'd get a camera :)

[@James-lu4en]

@@AlexArmitage thanks. Already own iPhone 14 and Canon 6D full frame. Nikon would be for video and other shots I guess!

[@TS84NO]

I guessed all of them right, mainly cause the iPhone tends to over-sharpen it's photos, giving it a bit of an "un-natural look", in my opinion.. But the 3rd one was the most difficult, and I actually prefer the iPhone photo, as the road seemed a bit too sharp compared to the mountain on the R6 photo.. Great video tho :)

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you! It's a fun thing to try and guess :)

[@TheSvetmen]

Hi Alex, great video. I plan to buy a camera for landscape photography but am still an amateur. I don't want to throw a lot of money into it before I learn the basics of landscape photography. Can you recommend me a camera to start with ? Tnx

[@AlexArmitage]

All depends on your budget. A used camera with a prime 14mm lens might do you great!

[@PJH67]

Thanks a lot for this video. Very interesting and also educational :) I struggled to identify the difference between the 2.

[@AlexArmitage]

It's hard and even at 4k it's difficult. All the way zoomed in you can tell but it's great knowing how close it can get sometimes!

[@csabasimonyi682]

With my hiking mate we made a private contest on landscape shooting. He has a quite cheap smartphone (Samsung A50) and he took the pictures in automatic mode .. as for me I had a Canon EOS R with an RF 85 F2 lens and sorry to say, but the Samsung was the clear winner! My photos were unedited. In your video both the smartphone and the full frame camera went some levels up ... Are the R5 images unedited in this video? If your answer was no, can any unedited images compete with the iPhone images? :) Thank you for the answers in advance.

[@AlexArmitage]

All the images are edited, I explain the process at the end!

[@cy8931]

Sir, I just want to ask what mobile application did you use when taking pictures with your iphone 13 pro because it seems the display options is different from those of the original or native iphone app. Did you download it? Please let me know.

[@AlexArmitage]

"ProCam"

[@jonahkrynski8001]

I'm just gonna state which ones I think are the camera: 1: A. 2: B. 3: A? The KZbin compression algorithm is not helping me here, I'm trying to look at the detail in the trees but they both look the same. 4: A. Easy money. 5: Also A. In 4 and 5 I can tell because the B photos look like they're trying to stretch the effectiveness of digital zooming. I am going to hate myself if I got every single one wrong. Posting before watching the results, fingers crossed!

[@jonahkrynski8001]

Post-watching results reply: 1: God damn-it, I was switching between A and B for this one because of the tones in the grass behind the fence being greener in picture A, but what ultimately got me to pick A as the camera was the noise because I know that phones often like to smooth out noise and cameras usually leave it as-is, forgetting that the R5 is really good with high ISO's and the iPhone has a tiny sensor. 2: Yess! Went with my instincts about the grass colors and the sky on this one. 3: Woohoo! Went with this one because of the lower contrast and slightly lower saturation as compared to picture B, but it was again a mixed bag because I couldn't see any difference in the detail levels of the trees (likely due to the KZbin compression algorithm). 4: I thought picture B looked a little too unsharp to be just due to digital zooming, that explains it. 5: Was right about the quality difference from the digital zooming. Also noticed the contrast difference and lack of detail in the shadows, but it was less of a giveaway. So close! 4/5 and the one I missed was a close call. Really good comparison though, and the images were really close in quality, closer than I would have expected. Maybe now you have to do a comparison with the iPhone 14

[@AlexArmitage]

14 is on the way :)

[@jonahkrynski8001]

@@AlexArmitage :D

[@maxonsky7572]

thank u!!

[@adelessa3434]

Xiaomi will release a one inch sensor phone in April....hope you consider that phone

[@rlysakowski]

I liked it a lot together with print comparison. I like your calm style and appreciate the details you provide. I would like to know more about the techniques you use to edit iPhone photos, like noise removal. Subscribed.

[@AlexArmitage]

Welcome Robert and thank you!

[@kamalbhadersein7377]

So informative! Great vid man, new sub here. Thanks for the quality content.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks for the sub!

[@renaissancejames]

Great video. Nice to see the comparison of both.

[@AlexArmitage]

Glad you liked it!

[@mistafrags6113]

What app are u using to get all those pro settings on the iphone 13 pro max? Great comparison btw

[@AlexArmitage]

ProCam

[@lapesmatrix]

Good content

[@omarossama4594]

Great video man, i only got the first image wrong, the main difference for me was the resolution and over all image quality. i was wondering what camera where were you using in the time lapse at the mountains ?

[@AlexArmitage]

I think it was my XT-4 and it's actually just sped up video? Haha

[@kabassa]

honestly watching here from an ipad, i couldn't get a real impression that the dslr photos are better, on the contrary i loved how the iphone photos look creamier, i don't know, a tiny sensor has a result so comparable to another dedicated equipment, that's a lot. Nice video for sure, thanks!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you!

[@StuartWeir]

The difference between the RAW in the apple camera app versus the ProCam app is that Apple uses its proprietary ProRAW technology, which makes files that are roughly 25mb

[@AlexArmitage]

Yeah I learned this after making the video from some other comments!

[@10fingerman]

Was a very well done comparison, Did get all of them correct however, there is just some kind of feel to the canon shots which gives it away, even when shown at sub 8mp (side by side on a 8mp canvas) (4k) resolution on youtube. maybe the better dynamic range and color gradient. The last two shots were no competition at all the canon blows the iphone away imo. But picture 3 was very very close and the first two pictures were remarkable close to the canon when viewed at this size and resolution.

[@jonpeach5851]

High efficiency or most compatible in the camera format settings thanks

[@AlexArmitage]

Confused by your comment, what do you mean?

[@jonpeach5851]

@@AlexArmitage what format do you use in camera section of your settings thanks

[@zeljkosavic4467]

Hey realy great video i would like to ask you for advice.. Im tattoo artist and i cant decide where to go.. Should i buy iphone 13 pro max or go in another world and thats dslr camera.. I mean can i do all with iphone thank you

[@AlexArmitage]

Not sure what your needs are

[@gonzales34]

I think both devices should be on a tripod which will change the results on the iPhone because when the iPhone is on a tripod and when you use the headset to take the shot without touching the iPhone, the setup ms change while taking the photo…..

[@AlexArmitage]

I checked for shake and sharpness. Don't worry!

[@mehmetcanbabaoglu330]

Great video thanks! I would like to start photography just as a hobby, since I work in a full-time job don't have so much time. In this case, I was thinking about buying a camera for around 600 USD but instead of it, does it makes sense to buy iPhone 13 pro? What would you suggest to me?

[@AlexArmitage]

This is a year old but a good place to start! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKenn4tsh72Yiqc

[@ShanerTheGrey]

Awesome video. What is that crazy detailed iphone camera app or settings that you are using??

[@AlexArmitage]

ProCam

[@roohmedia]

Good job :))

[@daesfu]

Now make a phone call with your camera

[@AlexArmitage]

It does have wifi...? haha

[@kzuk9237]

Well done. Helpful to see this comparison and I like how you went about it. Would you by any chance offer up one of the raw images from the iphone so we could see the IQ?

[@AlexArmitage]

Yeah I need to find a spot to host them!

[@kzuk9237]

@@AlexArmitage thanks for considering this!

[@rayb3000]

Cool video! Subbed!!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks for the sub!

[@kirabonsai]

Hello alex What App camera uses in your iPhone 13 pro Max?

[@AlexArmitage]

ProCam

[@feed_defend_evolve]

I think this is the best video in this genre (phone vs pro camera) I have seen. If you do this again I have one request. Can you please include one image of the iphone default image processing? It would be awesome to have that to compare to the other images that have been professionally processed in LightRoom or something. Good point of reference for the enthusiasts out here trying to decide if it's worth it to shoot raw and learn color correcting for ourselves 🤙🏽

[@AlexArmitage]

Ill try this. Picking up the 14 tomorrow!

[@feed_defend_evolve]

Awesome! SUBSCRIBED and looking forward to it!

[@skymitch89]

I guessed all the iPhone photos correctly. The main thing that I noticed was that the iPhone photos were a little softer in the Sharp detail areas like the mountain peaks and clouds.

[@AlexArmitage]

Great eye!

[@norbertholzmann8653]

I compared iPhone 13 Pro Max RAW and R5 C with RF35mm F1.8 STM. The iPhone pictures looks so bad and blurry compared to the razor sharp R5 pictures. I bought the R5 C, because I was very unhappy with the iPhone photography results.

[@ylyungedd4346]

What camera are you using

[@user-JM1967]

Canon R5

[@serhater4030]

Hey dude what is the app you use for taking the shots on iPhone i guess that it is not the native one right?

[@AlexArmitage]

ProCam

[@thrivephotography8081]

Nice vid

[@pauloalbuquerque2453]

What a great content omg 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@AlexArmitage]

What great comment omg!

[@sirishpangeni8876]

I havent started watching the video but the answer to your question is yes

[@toasty-toast]

I think you should redo this with JPEG and MP4 out of camera the way most people use Cameras

[@iorramgx2]

What mic do you use?

[@AlexArmitage]

which part?

[@Natem22322]

Awesome video! I recently got the 13 Pro and it is pretty close in comparison to my DSLR camera. Do you have any videos or tips on how to adjust the settings on my phone to match the quality you had here? Also your Lightroom skills are impressive I have not learned editing yet. Keep up the great work!

[@AlexArmitage]

Just shoot in raw on your phone. You can turn the settings on in the camera app. Then you gotta learn to edit :)

[@pinkiewerewolf]

New subscriber. I think you just made my mind up to go with the 13 pro max. Thank you!

[@AlexArmitage]

You won't regret it!

[@pinkiewerewolf]

@@AlexArmitage My gal just upgraded from an iPhone 4 to the 13 Pro Max. Just talking to her on the phone, there is a huge difference in the sound level and quality. I’m looking forward to the camera and battery life improvements.