iPhone 14 Pro for Photography. 6 Months Later.

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Today I'm giving my thoughts on how to get the most out of an iPhone 14 pro camera 6 months later.
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[@RanftEvan]

Im trying to get some audience feedback so let me know in the comments. Continue incorporating vlog elements into the video? Or go back to the more polished sit down videos? Thanks for watching!

[@Maledeto]

the more dynamic the better!

[@dylanaustinphoto]

The polished sit down videos are great for long form content where you are educating or telling a story. Those videos end up being like a video podcast. The walk around or photo vlog style videos are essentially my favorite tv show and i cant pull away.

[@rubelena]

seeing you create photos always inspires me to go shoot. I tend to focus just on architecture, but more and more I look at what I can make with people walking by.

[@m4jqp]

I'm a pretty old sub and IMO your vlogs are your roots. Gotta stay true while still growing.

[@matteomerzi9388]

I love this video format of yours, just like I did enjoy the photo vlogs, with lots of BTS and comments on your creative process. Nothing quite like it out there that gets me this much

[@judeemclaughlin7394]

Sorry for two comments but - do more of this. You seem happier and more excited which gives the energy that makes me want to watch the videos.

[@SabanWorshipper]

Vlog style...I don't mind the occasional sit down video..but I more enjoy the increased visuals of you just walking around taking shots and trying to figure things out

[@funkam0nkey]

I've sold a handful of photos from my 13 Pro Max and 14 Pro Max. I use Halide and Lightroom. Halide gives me true RAW images with loads of data.

[@DaveWayneSmith]

One of my most sold photos ever was shot with an iphone 12. Funny thing is, I was almost scared to mention it to anyone... as if they would care.

[@NetvoTV]

How do you sell your image?

[@williamhillard1358]

I think it’s more than the device. It’s also the shot and composition you took. It does not have to be perfect for people to like. Just intriguing. I have been shooting film again much lower resolution and they sell

[@DereckYen]

iphone photos with the right amount/touch of post processing are definitely pretty good indeed. I have also been selling iphone photos for awhile now. But YES iphone still has its limits and actually lot of them. I’m really interested in your choice of paper, ink…etc. when it comes down to printing/framing photos. Would you please do a video focusing on that, if it’s not already been done. Thanks!

[@STERNWAERTS]

it's a great photo indeed! the problem i have with smartphones as photography devices is the inconsistency, that it does feel like lottery in a way. sometimes they perform greatly and other times the results are absolutely atrocious. i went on a 5 week road trip around Scotland last summer and made the mistake of relying to much on my iphone 12 mini. it's handy and quick and all, but... once i got home and had a first real look at all the images i really started to regret having taken so many photos with the phone. all the other images shot on my fuji x-h1 with an 18-135 were absolutely fine and usable. won't make that mistake ever again. phone works great for panorama shots but that's about it...

[@seasevisionmedia]

Nice Content! Definitely love the Vlog elements! Content is always great! 💯

[@-grey]

I think it's easy to take great quality photos with your phone that are worthy of print. All it takes is working within the optimum parameters, or being stylised/abstract to the point that it doesn't matter. It's all about adapting to the constraints. This is what makes photography fun for some people. For me it's the Ricoh GRIII. Which is a lot like a phone, but just has a few more usability considerations since it's a built-for-purpose camera.

[@jeffrey_jpeg]

There's even a community of Snapdragon insiders that take amazing photos, let alone the Android community. The phones are capable in their own ways. It's brilliant to see iPhones and Android phones used

[@Summerfromhome]

Those photos are GOLD! Brings me memories when I sold my first print which was taken with an iPhone 5s almost three years ago!

[@walterremski]

I really enjoy the vloging elements

[@eranjanak]

I can concur with all your points

[@judeemclaughlin7394]

I learned a long time ago that if you do not know what you are doing, you get crap photos on even the best camera. That said, the phones are getting better with every version but still have limitations. Headed to East TN and Great Smoky Mountains this weekend and plan to play with my 13 a bit. Weather is looking a little dicey (rain) but contrary to the stories, I don't melt when I get wet.

[@jeffdavis7912]

Just got back from there. The ice and snow in the higher elevations made for some great shots. Also did some macro shots all with my 12pro. Thought I would have fun with it instead of my Nikon. Enjoy your trip.

[@fishbarbeque8540]

This video is so fun!!!

[@LindaWisdomphotography]

I've sold prints I made with an iPhone SE!! The image wasn't even for sale, I just posted it on my social media and someone asked for a print of it. As a professional photographer we are naturally picky and fussy about getting 100% perfect image in every way including quality. But to the 'average' eye/photo buyer, they will just see an image they love and would not even notice any imperfections we see. If they are happy with the print than its job done, no matter the device used to take it!

[@cloulan]

Great vid, are you printing yourself or do you use a service?

[@MarkStCyr]

Hot take but at 7:11 I prefer the iPhone photo over the Leica. Thanks for another great vid Evan!

[@JavierMadinabeitia]

Not sure why you are confused. You are selling a picture, not the camera you used to take it. A good picture will take so much attention that the tool behind is irrelevant.

[@imanelyafori1877]

hey Evan, I'm an architecture student and I'm currently looking for some conceptual resources for my current project, which is a photographer house, so I would appreciate it if you can provide me with some elements that you think are a necessity in a photographer house (different rooms and their required aspects). And I really enjoy your content and how you present photography as an enjoyable art.

[@Jakepf]

Where are you selling photos at? Online print on request? Or what?

[@Allthingsanalog]

Where do you get your prints from?

[@classicjm]

Best point and shoot camera?

[@NetvoTV]

How to sell photos and get gig as a hobbyist?

[@GRMZPhoto]

I've honestly been using my 14 pro max more than my Sony, it's so easy just to grab cool pictures on the go plus edit them straight away

[@Photomanicstill]

Kings 🎉

[@clintcrowleyllc]

Great work. How can I sell my photos online? Need to make money.

[@saezrosario2730]

I got a photo portrait with me and my wife framed and people though that’s was professionally taken on a photograph studio or shop and I did it with my iPhone 14 pro max

[@JHawk]

The pause part 😂

[@paulandsusanmoore79]

The one zoomed in the beginning of the city scape looked liked you were at a 1.9 zoom. You really need to use the buttons only. Any zoom other then that are really bad. Great set of pics though.

[@paulandsusanmoore79]

I mean at the 1:55 mark about the zoom

[@Jake_Towne]

Ive jumped over a barbed wire fence before to get a photo. It was worth it. Anything to get the shot 😂

[@fansofwrestling9115]

Would u pay for photos with an iPhone 14 Pro Max?

[@yassinibrahim5616]

Wait so six months later is the iphone 14 pro Camaras is getting better or worse

[@sijilo]

😮

[@HighIQCayden]

This is the first time I ever made it on time to one if his videos 🥲

[@yassinibrahim5616]

So was it good

[@JJSchimpf]

It comes down to knowing the capabilities and limitations of the camera you have.There's no one camera that fits every situation. You shouldn't be annoyed or upset or mad that you sold a print from an iPhone. Think about all the people that have made money from celling Polaroids.

[@defkid7]

Wouldn’t the fact that the ‘main’ camera (1X) is 48mp (as opposed to the ultra wide and telephoto are both 12mp) have the most impact on image quality?

[@kushi1515]

Could you show the photos a little longer in your videos? Of course I could pause the video, but it‘s a little annoying to have to pause all the time. Would be nice if you showed your photos just a few seconds longer. Otherwise I enjoy your videos 👍🏻

[@MrLooderoo]

40 sec ago, let's goo