iPhone 14 Pro vs. $5000 Pro Camera

[@ItsTomRich]

Yo guys! Tons of you have been asking for the link to download the PRO RAW shots, so I've just updated the top link in the description, and you'll be able to download them there. It's a pay as you want product so you can just enter 0 and it will be free! (But if you want to buy me a coffee that would be appreciated too 🤣☕) P.s, the giveaway on my desk setup two videos back is still running 🙌

[@mhkec2550]

Why do photographers buy a camera for $5000 if they can buy a phone for only $1400 that gives pictures with the same qualité of professional camera ????? The answer is that 90% of what a professional camera does and a professional photographer needs, the phone cannot do. Like a $100,000 sports car and a multi-million dollar Formula One car. Note, I am a professional photographer

[@Bholapubg59]

@@mhkec2550 bla bla

[@victorvansande1019]

You're the first youtuber I've seen that actually does a true-to-life comparison. The difference in the photo's of the two people on the bench is insane... And those Pro RAW look so good. Great comparison video! I subbed.

[@ItsTomRich]

Great to have you thanks for watching 🙌

[@MrJab1995]

DSLR photography requires post processing for better picture, iPhone pictures already have post processing. Phones are designed to shoot and upload, while a DSLR is not designed that way.

[@anton-8000]

Comparing 40+ Mp shots on a sunny day resized to 1080p - yea, that's what professionals do.

[@theateam9637]

What makes this more impressive is that apple have had their hand forced with making pics slightly oversaturated and overall exposed, because the market dictates this. I very rarely use the default exposure and always drop it a bit manually.

[@ItsTomRich]

Agreed me too actually

[@williamfoley3117]

When I shoot clients where their only intention is to use the photos on social media, they always want the exposure and saturation much different than what I might shoot a model for print or portfolio. Things have definitely changed. I blame instagram. Lol.

[@alexandervicta]

Same

[@zxxczczczcz]

@@williamfoley3117 1+

[@Mehwhatevr]

How do you do that? Or do you use photoshop/Lightroom/etc

[@Matwiej19]

The pics might look good on the phone screen. Drop them on 4k display or try to print out. Is a big difference between thr phone and the camera.

[@PaceFineArts]

I love that we live in an age where we can actually make this comparison. I remember the first phones with cameras and they were literally nothing 😂

[@Moltenfreak]

yes those cameras sucked, even pacman was dissappointed 🤣

[@SuperiorityQomplex]

They were great! No one needs more than three pixels!!

[@blakedatta973]

same when i was 15 the first phones had just came out, now look where we are lol.

[@fivish]

The early VGA cameras were rubbish.

[@evacody1249]

Yet no professional photographer who is at a wedding, concert, or sport event is going to use a iphone, pixel, or galaxy phone. So it's a dumb comparison.

[@mitchwoodbine]

Idk as having both a dslr and an iphone pro as an average photographer, I honestly chose the 14 pro images in 50% of the shots in this. As an average user, we aren’t used to what a dslr looks like so mby not as biased? Either way, the quality that phone cameras are at now is extremely impressive regardless.

[@zytoses9223]

also as an amateur photographer myself I could tell just by how flat and natural the images were that it was the dslr. Phones have a lot of post processing where the aim is to get the best possible image with little to no effort. I still think the dslr takes the lead but as an everyday convienient shooter the iphone is hard to beat. you just wouldn't carry a dslr everywhere like you do a phone.

[@Chopper153]

Anyone who has ever used any kind of DSLR would realise that the R6 images are raw files without any processing. With a simple exposure correction and colour grading, those images would look much better than the over-sharpened iPhone images.

[@zr_1234]

@@zytoses9223 I take a lot of pictures. Phone cameras don't even come close to a dslr. HOWEVER it is more cumbersome to always carry around a DSLR camera to take pictures instead of using a mobile phone which is where phones have the advantage.

[@ESKATEUK]

The most impressive thing on that iPhone is the 48mp pro raw shots. It really does capture a great wide angle shot.

[@zerocool2727]

But the Samsung has 110 mp

[@boboiboy9350]

@@zerocool2727 do you need all your pics to be snapped at 110mp tho? The processor of a camera is no less important too. but if you love zooming, sure it will be much better

[@ESKATEUK]

@@zerocool2727 it doesn’t matter. Mega pixel count is one of 50 things that make a camera good. If only the mega pixels mattered, then the Samsung camera would be better than any DSLR camera currently on the market. When the truth is an old DSLR with 22mp like my 5D mkiii, would absolutely blow the Samsung camera out of the water, let alone a new camera like an eos r5 with 45mp. The 108mp is purely a gimmick, and the amount of megapixels actually visible is completely based on the quality of the lens used, so to get the full 45mp out of an eos r5, you’d need a good lens. With a cheap lens it may only get 30mp. The lens and sensor on the Samsung is so small and low quality in comparison to a DSLR, that you would be lucky to be getting a visible 15mp out of that “108mp” sensor. If you want to test this yourself, use an old DSLR camera, like a 70D with a decent lens, then compare it to the 108mp camera on the Samsung, zoom in on both comparable pictures and see how much better the image looks on the DSLR in comparison to the phone, even though the mega pixel count is technically lower. The iPhones 48mp raw picture is the best I have seen on a mobile device, and the closest I’ve seen to a DSLR camera.

[@polarbear9834]

Normal people don't use raw. Raw is useless to majority. There is no image quality difference vs jpeg. So small no one sees

[@shaf3006]

Others especially Androids have RAW long time ago and much more better just without hu ha and most save to sd card

[@anthonydotb]

Loving my 14 pro so far, but the canon shots look super clean when you look at them side by side. The iPhone pics are great but it really can’t beat a proper camera. On IG I doubt most people would be able to tell the diff.

[@AlexMkd1984]

you love china products with apple logo and dumb customers will buy 😂

[@AlexMkd1984]

oh god you are poor☺️

[@MUSTAFK]

@@AlexMkd1984 Why are you worried about other peoples decisions lmao

[@jacobhakobyan4771]

The bottom line is that yes, I do see a clear difference between Iphone and R6 in all images. However, as a walkaround camera especially for wide/ultrawide shots, the Iphone is very very good. However, for portrait/close up shots of people, I would pick up a long lens on Mirrorless camera always.

[@Music-yx9uv]

Yes el em hay :)

[@FRodrigues2589]

the digital sharpness of these smartphones look so unnatural that it's not even a fair comparison to a larger sensored camera with a much larger lens. each camera has its usage. the iphone is the camera you always have on you.

[@ItsTomRich]

Of course I agree overall :)

[@Bronyboiiiii]

And that's the reason of such Videos. To Show how good (or bad) such a Small phone camera compares to a profesional camera. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

[@ItsTomRich]

Definitely correct!

[@Sherukka]

You can tune that in the iPhone nowadays or just take a ProRAW.

[@Raja995mh33]

Exactly... and it gets even worse nowadays. The pictures that my iPhone 11 took were great and I loved taking pictures with it. But with my 13 Pro? Not so much because in many scenarios the added sharpness just destroys every picture and I hate it. Especially higher contrast objects like a tree in front of the blue sky looks nothing but terrible with the iPhone.

[@connorlearmonth665]

It’s crazy that we’re at the point of making these kinds of comparisons

[@Liam_]

Imagine how insane things will be in another 5 or 10 years time...

[@multimagical3137]

yes, and it is still quite unlikely

[@aalluubbaa]

It’s really nice to see that companies still put effort on dedicating cameras in this era. However, for more than 99 percent of people if you include the additional cost, software to learn and convenience, smart phones are just the obvious choice.

[@Ramshadkhan]

So which is better?, iPhone14 pro or any other mirror less camera in this price category ?

[@nomanejaz1212]

Your ability to demonstrate the diverse range of shooting conditions in your phone reviews is exceptional. From low-light settings to vibrant outdoor landscapes, your photographs truly give a comprehensive understanding of the phone's camera capabilities.♥️

[@DanPetru.]

Over sharpening is still HORRIBLE, in the normal mode(HEIC/JPEG). WE NEED an option to reduce the ULTRA SHARPENING that ruins the image.

[@ItsTomRich]

I do agree this would be a great option

[@Raja995mh33]

This! Apple is just taking it WAY too far since the iPhone 12 and 13. When I take a picture with a thirdparty app (that doesn't have this extreme processing) and then edit the picture in Photos by pushing the "Sharpness" slighter to 90-100 it looks pretty much identical. It's just way way way too much. It destroys so much pictures

[@GabrieleMoschiera]

The only way at the moment is to shoot in raw then export the photo. I always use pro raw in my iPhone 13 Pro and I love it. It could be great to have less digital sharpness that is completely a mess.

[@j75099]

Yep. Plus too much HDR. Some of those iPhone shots were horrible.

[@moschi2]

@@j75099 the problem of too much HDR is “fixable” if you turn down the exposure with controls. You set -0.7 -1.3 EVs and it is better. iPhone still process HDR in a strange way, you have to understand how it works before trying to adjust it. The fix is not perfect but sometimes is really better. Especially when you take a photo of someone with black apparel.

[@daniebello]

I wonder how feasible it is do take a photo with the a dedicated DSLR and have the A16 do the processing

[@isaacjamestea9652]

HDR on the iPhone is really impressive. Everything post-processed instantly. Amazing for what you can get with the size of a phone that you have with you at all times! It will never beat canon (or any brand) glass but damn it's pretty close. Night mode on the Canon definitely is more natural though. Night photography is the holy grail, still a ways to go but damn, its pretty good on the iPhone!

[@sundaynightdrunk]

I used to say the same thing about a phone never beating pro glass, but I'm starting to be swayed. I've carried around a full-frame DSLR for a decade, and I find myself leaving it home more and more with this phone. It's getting ridiculous how close and sometimes better the shots are, and I miss less shots using my phone because it's always with me.

[@Mehwhatevr]

I don’t know about it being more natural. I guess it depends on what you’re looking for. It’s hard for me to say with these photos because I wasn’t there, but I know cameras in general tend to capture less light than my eyes, so I’m leaning towards the iPhone in these night mode comparisons

[@BLAKEEATS1988]

I think now its safe to say the only thing that a dslr would have an edge on an iphone is if you are doing a billboard kind of blow up, safari shots of lions and lenses interchanging for a more zoomed in shot but pretty much the iphone is neck and neck even with the raw files that you dont need to carry a big DSLR to do the job anymore.

[@selohcin]

I noticed that, compared with the DSLR, the iPhone photos had either too much yellow or not enough red. It wasn't severe, but it was both consistent and noticeable. This is an issue I've seen with iPhone photos going back to at least 2015.

[@S1al_]

well i mean its not supossed to be a camera its a phone

[@1015SaturdayNight]

Every iPhone I have ever had takes slightly yellow photos

[@BPYT]

I've noticed the same thing with my iPhone 14 Pro. Too much yellow, and this is exacerbated in low light photos.

[@Oilcommunist]

​@@BPYTHave you tried pro RAW mode? Is there still a yellow haze?

[@おいmizuno]

Did you tried calling quality in the Canon R6? How good is the text message app in the Canon? And the roaming in the R6, did you try it? And when yiu wsnt to install apps in the Canon is asking you for face I'd? Thank you.

[@eduvivan2562]

Hey! I have an Iphone 12, and I’m planning on starting studying professional photography, Do you recommend getting the Iphone 14 pro and practice with that, then in case I don’t want to continue at least i’ll have a better phone Or just get a professional dslr beginner camera?

[@Ashmodai]

For me personally it was quite easy to spot the R6 because I'm using it myself. But for the general rule of thumb the Canon (or any DSLM) is just way more timid and gives you more options in post while the iPhone (or any smartphone that is) has lots of software features to guess the best picture for you (and actually does a good job with it). Most of the time the picture than is TOO saturated or has too much dynamic range and therefore loses contrast. Oh well. Both have their purposes. On a side note. You could get a superb dslm setup well within the price range of the iPhone. The 5k is mostly for the last 2% and some niche functionalities... Never forget that.

[@greyhat9462]

Trying to follow along on this video is so confusing! It would have helped if he would have indicated which photos were taken by which device? iPhone 14 or Cannon? Some of the pictures were indicated but most of the pictures I had no clue as to which device took what?

[@oddandrerustad4363]

Excellent, excellent comparison. You just helped me choose the iPhone 13 Mini over the 14 Pro - and keep my regular camera.

[@IrtizaShafi]

what do you suggest is better for iPhone, clicking pictures in high efficiency or most compatible?

[@ItsTomRich]

I normally use most compatible

[@julienb9961]

It’s not all about megapixels… The more the sensor are big the best the pictures are. Best dynamic range, best low light performance and way better résolution on print :)

[@engrshafiq1]

apple to orange comparison...computational photography of IPHONE vs RAW DSLR (without retouching)....

[@timpenfield5]

Trying to decide, Samsung or Iphone, Sam has that better zoom though?

[@kristalchin1943]

For short term, Iphone 14 Pro cost less than the Pro Camera but for the long term Pro Camera cost less than the Iphone 14 Pro.

[@mateuszg6042]

I have had an iPhone 7 for over 5 years now, exited to upgrade to 14 pro next month, yay!

[@davidwalz94]

Thats a big upgrade lol

[@ItsTomRich]

Congrats!

[@rob-24971]

The r6 is only 20mp. Should have used the r5 as it’s 45mp.

[@saipuram3987]

Hi tom, it’s very understandable & thanks for brief explanation, I’ma chef & I’m Planning to start a cooking videos in my restaurant just wondering what would be the best camera for my purpose! TIA😊

[@FrequencyHarmony]

I just trying to take photos or videos of Jupiter with 3k camera and 250zoom lenses... meanwhile one girl I know just posted photos from her new iPhone 14pro and it came WAY BETTER!

[@mali_astronaut]

The main thing is understanding what the camera is capable of. The smartphone camera is not a large sensor camera, and it probably never will be. With that in mind, you can take great shots with a deeper focal plane, and a wide field of view. I find it good to practice my composition with all the limitations a phone has, compared to a “real” camera. Also, a little bit of editing goes a long way. So stop debating and make good shots with any camera you have in your hands. A good photo is a good photo even if it’s taken with a phone. Great video by the way! 🎉

[@richardsimpson2439]

Yeah. I've always maintained that it's in the eye for the most part. Someone with a good eye can take an interesting photo with anything, and conversely some people are lugging around these massive cameras and lenses, but their images are way off.

[@fenf777]

All the images edited or nin edited?

[@Balithazzarr]

Stupid question, how do you get a picture made, especially from a high end sale camera?

[@oliverwright19]

You can get ND filters for your Iphone, did your Canon have one? If so that's not an entirely fair comparison. The staccato or sharp imagery you alude to as being the main drawback can be solved with lenses and filters that you can purchase for almost every Iphone model, from brands like Moment and Sandmarc for example.

[@Lynn-zw7dr]

Tom great video, question please, if I shoot in pro raw 12mp, would I need to edit them after? Cheers from uk 🇬🇧 😊

[@ItsTomRich]

Most of the ‘power’ comes from editing the RAW photos definitely! Otherwise your best shooting JPG.

[@Lynn-zw7dr]

@@ItsTomRich yes I do edit in LR or Snapseed etc, I didn’t realise I could take pics raw in 12mp though as well. Cheers Tom

[@RennieAsh]

So what is the reason that photographers like to use a huge bright white border around some small photos when doing these comparisons?

[@subcinctus]

what lens are you using? mention important stuff mate

[@ItsTomRich]

Mixture between 24-105 F4 & 70-200 F4 RF

[@ahmad_ali79]

Is action mode available on the front camera? My biggest question.. as no one has mentioned it yet.

[@ItsTomRich]

No it isn’t

[@ahmad_ali79]

@@ItsTomRich Thanks for letting us know. I really like that feature, it could've been a nice touch if they added action mode to the front too.

[@mehdik348]

I have always been a fan of dslr cameras, and shooting with a low-end camera is more enjoyable for me than a high-quality mobile phone. But the interesting thing that I saw in this video was the very small difference and in some places the iPhone was better, such as the photography at night, which shows how effective the processing algorithms are and how much they have improved. In addition, I hope and think that the companies that produce professional cameras should also work on additional processing algorithms because, for example, in night photography, it is not important to have a large and high-quality lens or sensor, but the combination of several photos with complex algorithms that causes This is an amazing result.

[@Ava-ph9vv]

I do understand what you're saying about night processing. However, that's also part of the control you have with a real camera. I like that control. Unless I was shooting in some type of auto mode, any processing added by the camera would make the results unpredictable.

[@leonardooppi3430]

Isn't there a lot image processing post shot on the iphone compared to the camera? Like "auto post editing" or something like that? Because if so i think there's no point in the comparison.. unless you compare the normal iphone shot with the edited camera shot..

[@qwertyzxaszc6323]

Side by side, it's eye opening how much nicer the Canon pictures look. If you are a pro, you already know which tools you will need for the task, but for the average consumer the iPhone pictures look fantastic for personal use.

[@paulw858]

I must be stupid, because I much preferred the iPhone photos. I think the Canon ones were lacking in vibrancy and honestly leaned a little too dark.

[@AbelandVictoria]

@@paulw858 lol

[@mathiassiebert1217]

But that wasn't really what the report said. On the contrary, there were photos where you couldn't really tell which camera was shooting. Your argument sounds more like you don't want the quality of the iPhone to be true and you have to defend your Canon at all costs. Probably because it was so much more expensive. I'm also a professional photographer by the way, so I know what I'm talking about. If he had paid more attention to the colors and a more consistent white balance, the difference would probably have been even smaller in many places.

[@toddysurcharge771]

@@mathiassiebert1217 the difference isn't going to visible on a youtube compressed video most people are watching on their tiny cell phone screens. When I edit both my iphone 14 pro and my sony a7r4 in lightroom on my 4k monitor it's incredible obvious which is which. Hey Mr Phone fellater....show me your pics of birds in flight that are 200 ft away on your precious phone camera.....

[@mathiassiebert1217]

@@toddysurcharge771 429 / 5.000 Übersetzungsergebnisse I didn't write/answer you at all, but that's it. I know that when it comes to YT videos like this, everyone always has an opinion. Especially the "pros". I was referring to the video and not your work with birds 200 meters away. No one said both cameras are the same at such a point. Just stay on topic.

[@mathslide6231]

Your comparisonin not accurate or right... In order to get the right results and compare them between each camera you have to do the next things: 1. to get same lenses on both cameras: - Max F / Min F Identical to both lenses. - Identical Zoom to both lenses. 2. Shoot in RAW only and compare the Auto mode in Camera Raw. 3. Both cameras have different size of Sensors. You have to calculate the LIGHT STOPS compensations between both of them. For example FF vs 4/3 is 2 times compensation, if all parameters identical besides the Shutter Speed - One camera will have 1/1000 and the other will have 1/500 (big sensor = more sensitive). FF = 24x36mm / IPhone 14 pro max sensor = 1.28 so I believe it is around x7 or x8. Make a new video with al the right calculations, shooting on the right formats & on manual and then make a new video for us. Good Luck

[@Markyp13]

Omggg I used to be subscribed to this guy like 10 years ago on my old account lol glad he still making videos

[@MrDasebasto]

Did I miss it or you didn't mention the lens you're using on your Canon ??

[@perkulant4629]

One thing I noticed is Apple seem to love making things a bit too yellow. Detail looks great though.

[@Artemis-v8i]

And Samsung makes things too green.

[@Sherukka]

You can tune that in the iPhone before taking the picture to suit what you want

[@christiancung]

How?

[@perkulant4629]

@@Sherukkayeah I do, looks a bit crap otherwise imo. So glad we have the photographic styles to play with.

[@berryvolcano3787]

How do you think stacks up versus Pixel 6? Since the hardware for main rear camera is very similar now

[@alanhuntley55]

The app Raw Power allows access to Local Tone Mapping and Raw Sharpening, among other pre-process controls, that will allow you to mitigate the tone compression and excess sharpening of the ProRAW processing pipeline. Downside here is that you need a Mac updated to, at least, macOS 11.1.

[@michaelbell75]

Thanks! Don't see the link to those ProRes shots though,

[@ItsTomRich]

Coming shortly today, I’ll update everyone who asks! Sorry!

[@ItsTomRich]

Have updated it dude!

[@odebient]

Where is the link to see them in full resolution :(?

[@ItsTomRich]

Sorry!! Will upload today and let you know.

[@ItsTomRich]

Done! Check description

[@JP1050x]

Smart phones have their own look to them. It seems that they are leveling off image quality wise, hitting the limitations of small sensor cameras. I find myself using my phone more these days for quick & convenient grab shots or macro photos. But my Ricoh GR3 (and full frame sensors) just make images look right to me. But I’ll pick up one of my film cameras any day of the week.

[@ItsTomRich]

Yeah, interesting to see what happens to phones in the next 3-5 years. I’m wondering if we might see additional bumps in sensor size but there is obviously physical limitations.

[@WhiteoutTech]

@@ItsTomRich you should try out the Sony Xperia 1 IV. It's the only smartphone which isn't overprocessing and oversharpening photos

[@ItsTomRich]

Yes I actually really want to try this phone. Need to hit up Sony!

[@JP1050x]

@@ItsTomRich there are phones coming out with 1 inch sensors and with huge resolution. I used to often shoot with 1 inch Sony RX100 cameras, but they’re meh compared the images from larger APS-c and full frame cameras. But it’s cool to see how far phone cameras have come.

[@homeprincess142]

The clicks that you took of the random people,.... I loved it .... it's so beautiful 😍

[@pinunotv6002]

Do review with slr lens

[@SMoon453]

I don’t see any link for the full resolution pictures, but great video👍

[@ItsTomRich]

Will add today sorry it got very late!

[@mickyfassbender448]

I'm using a Huawei P30 pro and still happy with it but if i'm switching to an iPhone 15 or 16, I'm very impressed with the camera of smartphone these days. I won't pay 5000 bucks and carry a one pound device around just for some negligibly nicer photos.

[@Sophie-if5oc]

Very well made video! Loved this.

[@tdaravuth]

How come you compared low quality phone’s camera with the standard camera!

[@diazjr6263]

When using the rear camera does your iPhone also like makes double the image and like glitch a bit is it the sensors ? Or is it like a defect I think yours did it a bit at the 7:33 time in the video

[@vals7266]

The glitch I think you’re referring to is just iPhone switching from its main lense to its super wide lense because that’s the one with macro capability

[@ItsTomRich]

Yeah that’s an auto lens switch to macro lens :)

[@abbaqual6848]

please review xperia 1iv next i really wan to see what can it do and your opinion about it

[@TheDutchRiposte]

It’s very easy to tell which one is the iphone from the amount of post-processing & sharpness present in the images. Almost unnatural amounts of hdr present in cloud details whilst simultaneously having shadows lifted artificially giving the photos that flat ‘iphone’ look.

[@hecker2274]

Smart hdr make photos look flat and fake I prefer no hdr it makes it so that photo become more dynamic

[@al404]

I got your files and file with the car what I kind of see respect a "standard" camera it is some distortion, not sure if it is wide angle and falling lines or if the lens has some distortion. I did open in Capture One. Thanks

[@sahilaujla]

Great video Tom. Can you also make a video on how to edit the ProRaw files in Lightroom? I also got an iPhone 14 Pro Max.

[@chuck7415]

edit like any photo but maybe run through a denoise or sharpening software

[@ItsTomRich]

This will come in the full review man :)

[@sahilaujla]

@@ItsTomRichThank you!

[@sahilaujla]

@@ItsTomRich Subscribed and waiting for it!

[@paulwinkfield6560]

Great job Tom! Few years ago, in a FB photography group, some guy posted wedding fotos he shot with iPhone, he claimed his DSLR failed. He was 'nailed to the cross' by members yet with FB compression you really couldn't tell difference between the fotos. Otherwise his assignment was successful! My only issue is that phones can't do it all, mostly non moving subjects, if you got to photograph F1/NASCAR races at speed it's challenging, And only a few photography workshops will allow phones. (Talk about attitude!🤣) As long as you know your tools limitations you're good!

[@romainprovost7164]

Interesting, really. For me, especially during the day, the difference remains massive and to the advantage of DSLR. Yes mobile phones have huge qualities (always in the pocket, convenient for posting on networks etc...), but the quality of the rendering is absolutely not up to the height of a real camera (boiled pixels as soon as it comes to zoom, image too contrasted, image too sharp, artificial bokeh, contours of hair blurred)

[@Riko_KP]

But this can all be fixed by using ProRAW. You can also get natural bokeh using an add on lens on your iPhone, I use SV Assets lenses.

[@AlexMkd1984]

@@Riko_KP fake Raw iphone don't support true raw ita software not hardware

[@AlexMkd1984]

@@Riko_KP android phones support raw this garbage iphone dont support i laugh so hard on stupid apple customers who buy same chinese phone with new name apple sucks

[@MUSTAFK]

I got the Iphone 14 pro after Having the Samsung S8 for 5 years, and i was so impressed when i got my S8 and still am to this day, it took amazing pictures. But oh man, this phone right here.... i dont know where to start. Yes it costed me a kidney and a leg, but holy moly the shots are unreal. I havent been able to explore much yet, but the pictures that i did take looked abnormal. I was thinking about buying a cheap DSLR to take some cool photos besides my phone, but i just cant wrap my head around the quality this phone produces. And the low light performance looks unreal, it just sees what i see, and maybe even better lol. Not an Apple fan or fanboy, but props to the 14 Pro, which is basically a camera that makes phone calls.

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[@ElBoyoElectronico]

When I got my iPhone 13 PM I first thought I had a faulty camera given the absolute horrendous quality of the photos. Any kind of indoor photos were worse than my old Pixel 2 XL. As soon as I got outside during sunny days , I saw that the iPhone was able to take good photos, but only when it is really bright outside (oc given the sensor size). That’s why all reviews happen outside. All of my children’s snapshots at home look like blurry oversharpened watercolor pictures with horrendous skin tones. This is also due to the iPhone 13 applying really weird hdr and other processing. I did some research and I found numerous threads about the exact same issue. I now use my R6 more than ever at home.

[@toddysurcharge771]

Yep you notice all these "influencers" that make these click bait videos always test the two in ideal conditions for the phone. I want someone to do low light tests, fast moving things tests, etc. Nope, let's try and rig it to make the cell phone look like it's remotely close.

[@ElBoyoElectronico]

@@toddysurcharge771 so true

[@joelarrarte8119]

The problem with this comparision is it doesn't show the difference when they a blown up to a large image to show distortion.

[@Usario321]

2:19 am I getting this right? Camera B is the iPhone? The iPhone pics look WAY better lmao

[@luisitosalazar4810]

Right. I was starting to think i was crazy looking at these comments

[@ibradeybunch]

Really wish there were a dedicated camera with computational photography. It would be the best of both worlds

[@sbclaridge]

That would do the trick, even with only a small fraction of the processing power.

[@jedwardoo]

Is it even worth buying those camera apps like Halide?

[@porvoonosho]

R6 was almost always blown out.

[@amanpreetsingh3331]

Bro i should buy sony a6000 ??

[@christiaangrobbelaar3338]

I’m Christiaan, from South Africa 🇿🇦. An airline pilot by trade and have recently rediscovered my interest for photography. Love your honest opinion and open minded reviews and the overall feel of your channel. Keep up the great work. May I kindly ask for your advise please, I would like to start posting photos of my flying trips, from the flight deck, to outside the aircraft as well as around the airport and landscapes from the different regions I visits. A cellphone camera I feel is too limiting and a full DSLR is too big, also I want to start a blog and post photos and then sell copies of the photos. So quality is important and size for prints. I realize this is a steep order and request. What type of compact / travel camera would you recommend? Between canon and say Fuji? Then potentially only one lens as my first priority is the responsibility of the crew, passengers, the aircraft and safety of the environment so I don’t want to changes lenses etc. 18-55? Might be bulky… Thank you for your time in reading my email, I look forward to your feedback and suggestions. Blessed regards

[@swiftdetecting]

Can u take Raw and Jpg at the same time ?

[@ItsTomRich]

On which?

[@swiftdetecting]

@@ItsTomRich like can u shoot Raw and convert to jpg easy on the phone also is there any programs which convert Heic files as i put on high and thats format come out but dont even read in photoshop

[@RunForPeace-hk1cu]

It’s like this every year … yeah, it’s not the same quality as a $5000 camera. We get it 😂

[@ronanclement4072]

I don't find the link to download the image. I never found for now, photos from the iphone 14 pro in raw to download to see the quality.

[@ItsTomRich]

Check the link now man :)

[@indiemaniac88]

Great video! I’ve ordered the iPhone 14 pro, hoping it’s a big upgrade from my current iPhone XS. Got this primarily for that 48MP camera. Glad I ordered it now. Subscribed!

[@p.richter9592]

Same here. My old iPhone was the XS Max, and now I have 14 Pro. I also primarily bought the 14 Pro for the 48 mp’s, and the wide angle. Basically I bought the new iPhone for the new camera. And yes, it will be a huge upgrade 👍🏻👍🏻🇳🇴

[@ItsTomRich]

Thanks so much for watching man 👏 glad you found it interesting and congrats on the new phone!

[@jaketyler48]

I upgraded from an IPhone X to the IPhone 14 Pro max. I’m loving it! It’s a good upgrade. Yet, it’s familiar to use with IOS.

[@indiemaniac88]

@@p.richter9592 Can’t wait! Do you find it a huge upgrade?

[@indiemaniac88]

@@ItsTomRich thanks Tom, looking forward to your future vids

[@justinharnett]

Where is the link for the full quality photos?

[@ItsTomRich]

Just updated it!

[@justinharnett]

@@ItsTomRich thank you. Just to clarify, are the raw images edited? Or can you use them straight from the phone?

[@denisruskin348]

I’d chose the Canon in every single scenario. The photos looks so natural it’s like you are there where the iPhone still are just that. That being said, the portability, comfort, multiple cameras…yeah, the days of me carrying a mirrorless are over.

[@pazera66]

There is absolutely no natural photo coming from canon xD Your eye sees if hdr but canon dont

[@marg8315]

@@pazera66 I agree with you. I chose iPhone in almost every single comparison. Sometimes I hesitate, but canon was never the winner imo

[@toddysurcharge771]

@@pazera66 what the hell are you talking about. If you are looking into the direction of the sun on a harsh light day you are not seeing things in the shadows and sky at the same time. Shadows wouldn't exist if we saw in HDR.

[@triveritas]

Could you please take a comparison between these devices in a studio with artificial light?

[@jethrosison7864]

Tbh i love the output of the iphone comparing to the canon r6. Take note also that they also use various lens on the slr which will cost you more irl.

[@oo0RECON0oo]

As for sharpness on your R6 for sharpness out of camera picture, adjust your picture control settings.

[@brucekeaneanderson6878]

Thank you for this informative video and your photo.

[@ConnorAdventure]

Wow I'm stunned at the iPhones capabilities! Those are also some beautiful photographs!

[@matthewmastrobuono582]

The picture with the water and the trees. I could have sworn camera a was the iPhone. The canon? I do have to say I have a canon and I’ve been a bit underwhelmed by it.

[@yams900]

Excellent comparison! To be totally happy, I’d say you need both a good smart phone + DSLR, like I do 😊 😊

[@multimagical3137]

I have both, I use the phone to call and the FF camera to make photos. I'm quite sure my camera is able also to make calls but I don''t need it

[@ahmadeid3870]

the camera has many settings for shooting.i wish you had explained to us the settings you made for canon.

[@michaelsantosa3820]

Very nice content brother! Cant wait to buy your lightroom preset for iphone 14 pro! (Are u goin to make one? I hope so)

[@nohjh93]

Amazing video mate I think you made the best 14 vs camera comparit video so far Keep it up 👍

[@ItsTomRich]

Thanks so much man massively appreciate that 🙌

[@patrickbigbigx5312]

Why don’t you label camera a is what b is what directly?

[@Drmikekuna]

I'm just back from London and Paris. I brought my iPhone 12 Pro and a Canon M6II with several lenses. I never used the Canon as the iPhone was just too convenient. Yes, the images are over-sharpened and over-saturated, but they still look nice and will be just fine for Facebook and a scrapbook that I'll put together after the trip. It was just too much work to drag out my camera when I could reach in my pocket and take a few shots and put my phone away. I had many positive comments about how good the photos looked, but that is more about composition and understanding light. Is the iPhone an R6 killer? No, of course not, but it is likely good enough for many simple tasks.

[@jade71301]

Is it just me or do you find the colours to be off compared to the canon camera. However the attention to detail is great and good enough for when out and about without your camera gear or when travelling just to make memories. Also the fact it now supports Raw makes me happy. Thanks for the review, I appreciate it. :)

[@ItsTomRich]

Thanks for watching :)

[@zr_1234]

The colors aren't off. The RAWs on the iphone will look similar to Canon's shots.

[@tanimarku]

I saw the video you published, very beautiful. The photos were also taken very nicely. But as an experienced photographer, I can distinguish within a second the difference between the photography of the canon r6 and the iphone camera. I'm sorry, but the quality of the canon r6 is much higher than any photo taken with a mobile phone (so far).

[@LesGainous]

How many DSLR cameras can make or receive phone calls? 😉 (great video, by the way)