iPhone 15 Pro Camera Test vs 14 Pro vs 13 Pro vs 12 Pro vs 11 Pro!

[@Streamlined955]

I upgraded from 13 Pro Max to 15 Pro Max. But I’m actually thinking about returning the 15 and staying with the 13.

[@verthib]

I got the 15 pro and when I saw what awful pictures it takes compared to the 13 pro, I returned it. I love my 13 pro camera. Definitely produces brighter photos. 15 pro is very shadowy and dark, especially indoors.

[@tonirvd3650]

@@verthib what about 4k video indoor between both?

[@ScottoGrotto]

13pro max, big step over our 11’s. Good to see it hangs in there and why! Tony & Chelsea doing pixel peeping have found disappointing results for the “48mp” shots may not be ad sharp. We weren’t able catch license plates in motion after dark from a hit and run driver…. Night shots do require a still subject and many seconds to capture.

[@amirtaraj]

Loved this comparision included 13 Pro and 12 Pro too, as people are not upgrading every year, 2-3 year upgrade seems a substantial one.

[@User-cb4jm]

Tbh I think I’d notice the 120hz, USB-C, brighter screen or Dynamic Island coming from an older iPhone 11/12PM more than I would the cameras. Gone are the days where the XS and 11 Pro were night and day different in a single generation, like with the introduction of Night Mode/Deep Fusion/Ultrawide.

[@JimmyRehak]

I agree. First now I’m thinking about upgrade from my 12 Pro

[@TageChe98]

I’m going to upgrade from iPhone 11 that I’ve had for over 2 years to an iPhone 12 Pro Max

[@goldenretrieverindia]

Just put my XR in the comparison and people will be dropping their jaws

[@moritzpeterfoerster]

@@TageChe9812 Pro Max is a beast! Pretty much perfect phone!

[@bono01live]

Impressive how good the 13 Pro Camera still is. I wanted to change to the 15 Pro, but i am not sure anymore if i should.

[@lestephv5256]

same. i'm conflicted now. I really liked the 13 pro better in almost all of these comparisons

[@heidilloyd3277]

@@lestephv5256 Me too! Hoping it will pick up the pink in sunsets, whereas my iPhone 11 turns all the pink to orange. ☹️

[@mootsym]

considering the phone costs $1000.. it's really not all that impressive that the 13P camera is great lol. 2 years isn't a long time at all.

[@mootsym]

@@lestephv5256 main difference is if you'll be blowing up or printing pics. That's where I could see the 24mpxl option on the 15Pro being useful over the 13P. Everything else.. the 26mm over 24mm, the ability to get closer to subjects without being forced into macro mode.. the 13P is superior. And the dynamic distraction is stupid lol.

[@mustafamahmood1341]

I suggest you to save money for iPhone 16 because 13 pro is still good enough in 2023 so saving is the best choice.

[@14thegr8]

13 pro max user here - I really got lucky with this iPhone (I upgraded from the iPhone 6 plus to 13 pro max). The 13 pro max has had the best battery life and arguably the best camera of any iPhone ever. Really lucked out on that one.

[@zeeshanch313]

My brother has 13 pro max and I have 14 pro max and whenever we go out together, I never take photos with my phone

[@KauBoySL]

@@zeeshanch313 until it gets dark :

[@mhenriv]

i'm getting the 13 pro, and this video just made me not regret my decision

[@Sahil-m5x]

Hey.... did you get the 13 pro... i want an update ... is it working fine?

[@PhilippePriam]

You are absolutely right on the 13 Pro . I kept telling people the camera specs especially the lower aperture is better than the 14 and 15 Pro. To me 13 Pro still wins. Thank you for this amazing cam comparison.

[@johnathanramirez2664]

bro woke up and chose violence with that soul stone.. 😆

[@mukdev1724]

😂😂😂😂

[@briantong]

🤷🏻‍♂️😂😂😂

[@cliqueimarketing]

Dude you nailed almost what i needed.. i would like a dead features .. whith features you loose if you go down the iphone numbers.. and best cost benefit..

[@CavScoutCookies]

On god I swear 😂

[@Raikas]

the 13 pro is just a different breed, best apple phone ever.

[@MrPsakamoto]

Love the spec table at 11:16 or so. It has the actual pixel sizes in microns. It shows a big jump at iPhone 13pro from 1 micron to 1.4. When coupled with the big aperture (f1.5), this explains the HUGE jump in low light performance for the 13pro and also why it stays competitive for IQ with later phones that have about the same size pixel but smaller max aperture. If you added the physical sensor sizes as well this would be the totally definitive chart of iPhone optical physics (or at least as much as I can digest)😊. Anyways, this all completely explains to me why I have felt no camera envy since getting my 13pro a couple years ago. Thanks!

[@theplanespotterguy]

Umm...the chart clearly showed sensor sizes. 1/1.7" for iPhone 13 Pro, 1/1.28" for 14 Pro and 15 Pro. Now this is what people don't get: the lower f-stop number combined with a smaller sensor in the 13 Pro "cancel" each other out. The f1.5 on the 13 Pro is not comparable to the f1.78 on the newer phones, because their sensor is bigger. The f number is always in relation to the sensor size. The two newest iPhones have a 48mpix main camera. At 12 megapixels, the pixel size is 2.44 microns. Much more than the 13 Pro's 1.9 microns. This means the newest iPhones have better light gathering abilities despite f1.5 sounding better than f1.78.

[@MrPsakamoto]

@aviationenthusiast3060, Good catch - missed the sensor ratio size reference - my bad. Nonetheless, for individual pixel light sensitivity, given the same underlying semiconductor tech - the area of the individual pixel is proportional to performance. Your 2.44 micron pixel dimension is for the quad pixel mode of the 48 megapixel sensors. This works quite well and can do some things that the 13 pro sensor cannot, but remember all I was pointing out is that the decent size of the individual 13 pro pixel is likely the reason it is comparable with the new cameras at all in low light. Not as good as a 15 pro, but in the ballpark.

[@theplanespotterguy]

@@MrPsakamoto Yeah, you're right. It just that it seems some people don't understand the relativity between f-stop and sensor size and thus thinking the 13 Pro would have a better camera. You know I was talking about crop factor - the sensor compared to a full frame camera. Now the iPhone 13 Pro main camera has a crop factor of ~4.6, 14&15 Pro 3.5. Now f1.5x4.6=f6.9 versus f1.78x3.5=f6.23 This means the iPhone 13 Pro has a full frame equivalent of a 26mm f6.9 lense, whilst the newer iPhones measuring at 24mm f6.2. Of course this is not a perfect comparison because full frame lenses are of higher quality than the tiny iPhone lenses but the performance would be at least theoretically the same.

[@briantong]

You're right, but look at the results. The 13 Pro still has a little more pop that is natural. I'm sure it will be another generation or two when the really optimize this sensor.

[@theplanespotterguy]

@@briantongYeah it does pop a bit more. I think it is due to the software and Smart HDR4. I myself have the iPhone 13 Pro and I will wait for the 16 series.

[@eleven4375]

Awesome overview. Been waiting for a video like this as an iPhone 13 Pro owner. Straight to the point to boot. Good job.

[@wwepensync]

Dang, iPhone 13 Pro might've just been the best one to hang onto. Not only was the battery life GREAT, but these photos from the cameras easily hold up till now! Plus a slightly smaller notch, physical SIM card tray (in USA). Might have to pick up a new 13 Pro from somewhere if I can find one now lol.

[@Tiffs-bookshelf]

I love my 13 PM…. I almost upgraded but decided not to, glad I didn’t

[@Weather_Nerd]

Got my 13P a month before the 14 launched. Was a bit upset but couldn’t wait as my 11P screen broke and upgrading was cheapest option. A year later, I do not regret it at all lol best iPhone I ever owned though the 11P was fantastic too and my old 6s holds a soft spot despite the garbage battery. Definitely some features on the 15P and PM that I want so maybe next year I’ll move on but for now the 13P feels like a top tier phone to this day

[@NazarenoFeitosa]

Excelent, thanks! What about the video?

[@10ToesDownWithBass]

i think i will keep my 13pro for the sim card tray, and it's 1tb, it was on sale new from my carrier for like 500 (with trade in over 2 years).

[@theramatube]

Facts! That's why I'm aiming towards 13 Pro rather than the new regular 15 for my next upgrade before new year's eve. It's also cheaper than the base model regular 15!

[@jackdominiak445]

The 13 Pro has always been great and a huge improvement on the 12 Pro in camera & battery, I've had both, so I do know the subject, I've ordered a 15 Pro Max for my partner so we'll see how it stacks up against my 13 Pro in real life 😊

[@syoung20001]

Did you think the photos from this video weren’t in “real life” or why would you need to wait to see in “real life”?

[@Weather_Nerd]

My jump from 11 Pro to 13 Pro was impressive to me. Obviously bright daylight the photo quality wasn’t much better (even my wife’s iPhone SE 2020 with iPhone 8 lens keeps up in those conditions) but moderate light was a huge jump as was low light. Looked forward to having macro too and that has been nice, not perfect but solid. Something not really mentioned is that 14 and 15 Pro have issues focusing on certain things that 13 and older do not

[@evexcefgame]

Hi, any update on this? How's 13 Pro compared to 15 Pro Max?

[@andrep9827]

Hi, after 1 year, can you tell the 15 pro is better that the 13 pro camera video ?

[@AasthaKureel]

11 pro for its time and age holding up pretty strong its crazy❤

[@MatthewVlossak]

Would love to see a comparison between the 14 Pro and Regular 15 not just in camera specs, but the speakers etc. since they share similar hardware. Many average consumers are going to be comparing the two since they’re close in price.

[@MatthewVlossak]

The 13 Pro era again proves to remain the winner of iPhones for the majority of these comparisons. So weird that Apple raised the aperture on the main camera for the 14 and 15.

[@_IMNNO]

They raised the aperture to accommodate for the larger sensor.

[@Weather_Nerd]

@@_IMNNOThis part

[@User-cb4jm]

Seemed to be a winner in battery life too. In hindsight while it was the most boring upgrade year on year and felt like a 12”s”, seems like it was the most refined version of the 12MP camera.

[@singlehandedbeauty3581]

This is my favorite iPhone Pro camera comparison video thus far-well done! I teach a digital photography course and was was overdue to upgrade from my iPhone XR. Video after video, the 13 Pros photos were the best looking for me in terms of consistency in quality, color, and sharpness. It's definitely that wider lens. I'm really glad that I chose the 13 Pro and can't wait to start shooting with it.

[@ZacharyShahan]

I'm also about to go from the XR, so am happy to see you had the same perspective here as I did! Great comparisons. You happy with the 13 Pro now?

[@awesomeiMike]

I upgraded from 11 Pro to 15 Pro Max and pictures from 11 Pro are much sharper, 15 Pro Max takes blurry pictures. I'm only disappointed with 15's camera.

[@viazel2796]

You nailed 👍🏽 it! I absolutely ❤ this review! You showed there is no right or wrong iPhone model, only the owner’s choice. I seen the beauty in every models camera . This helped me make up my mind to keep my 13PM until the 16 series. Because I was really knocking myself to get the 15PM with no legitimate reason (just the color 🤦🏽‍♀️) to upgrade! I love my 13PM… Thank you 👑

[@TheNewGreenIsBlue]

Wow Brian, you are totally keeping it real. I feel like you're one of the VERY few tech reviewers that try to reign in that 'novelty' feeling of having a new phone. It's so easy to get caught up in new features and whiz-bang baubles... Apple had come close perfection working on that 12MP sensor for so many years... that iPhone 13 really is the pinnacle of that camera system. It takes a few years to REALLY see the benefits of the 48MP sensor... and we're starting to see close to parity, but wow that 13 Pro... chef's kiss. This reminds me of when car manufacturers bring out an all-new design once they'd worked out the kinks in the old one.

[@ElevationEveryWeekend]

Nice overview Brian! I have used every Pro Max phone since the 11. As a content creator, I am really enjoying the 15PM so far, but I still own my 13PM and use it ALL THE TIME for pics and video along side my other cameras for content, it is such a great phone. And the battery life/health on that 13 is outstanding.

[@Petra.wa3]

Hey, I just can not decide between 13 or 14 Pro. I want a good camera so i mainly use the camera is the money worth it or not , for the 14 one.

[@ElevationEveryWeekend]

@@Petra.wa3 I would say they are pretty close, now that both phones are now in the “used” category it really would depend on your budget and what the phones are going for. The 13 is still a great all round phone, but if the price is close the 14 has the 48mp primary camera which has some benefits, and the Dynamic Island is useful IMO. But, if the 13 pro is much cheaper you may not be able to justify those differences, and the 13 battery is better and doesn’t require the e-sim like the 14 does.

[@Petra.wa3]

@@ElevationEveryWeekend thank you very much, I think I go for the iPhone 13 Pro 🫶🏼

[@Ninjassassin]

Thanks man this was helpful, I just ordered a 13 pro with 1tb storage because I’ve been using the 2020 SE for years with only 64 gigs and it is maddening how often I have to delete pictures and videos just to have enough storage to take a picture(I don’t use iCloud).

[@Redx-vf4gg]

Did you order yours from Amazon? I’m also using the SE with 64gb and also want to get the 13 pro 1TB lol but the only one I see is a renewal one from Amazon.

[@The.JZA.]

I had the 13 Pro and upgraded to the 15 pro max. The 13 pro took great photos with the main sensor (the other two were just OK) but it wasn’t without its faults. Being just 12 MP it could make very detailed scenes look over sharpened sometimes and also I think that large aperture might have been an issue when it comes to dynamic range. It wasn’t bad but sometimes you could get the background blown out if your foreground was a bit darker. The 15 Pro Max has been a delight so far. The photos look very similar in terms of the colour science, Apple always targets true to life reproduction, but the detail and clarity is next level, especially with the 24MP resolution, and the dynamic range is insane. The telephoto camera is definitely a step up as well, not just for zoom distance but also light capture in darker scenes and especially stabilisation. Taking video on the 5x camera is fantastic. I still think the ultra wide isn’t the best but it still takes pretty good photos. I generally default to the main lens or the telephoto though and I generally only use the ultra wide for macro photos (I photographed a ladybug earlier today). Also the 48MP HEIF MAX mode steps it up a notch in terms of detail when you really want an ultra crisp photo but don’t want the crazy file size of a RAW photo (I have used this for photos of my cat and you can see every little strand of fur and the details in her eyes). So yeah, the 13 Pro camera is very good, and that’s why I gave it to my girlfriend who had a Note 10+ that took mediocre photos, but the 15 Pro Max is a pretty noticeable jump up in quality in my opinion.

[@KingTechHD]

Upgraded from the 12 pro max to the 15 pro. Wanted a smaller phone after many years of 6.7in phones. Went natural because I like it raw

[@TheWaleedAkmal]

How do you find battery life on both?

[@seshlauren]

thats what I might do. plus I don't want to spend so much getting the max

[@michaelbakhtiar9256]

This was excellent thank you!! As a 13pro user, I greatly appreciate this direct comp. What seems to be a trend to me is “designer’s choice” for each model. Meaning: it’s not just about technology improvements, but also based on Product Managers’ design output preferences. I am speculating here, though camera outputs are reminding me of auto designs, which are heavily influenced by that current design chief.

[@ROVA00]

I have a 12 pro max and I LOVE the camera. I’m afraid to upgrade because I hear the newer cameras are more abusive with software processing, and I like the natural look of this camera.

[@fe2l]

this is the video I was looking for everywhere, thank you Brian. I have a 12 pro and really wanted to see that camera difference before making a choice.

[@clarkentm]

I hope reviewers also add selfie camera comparisons when making camera tests since it's a frequently used camera for most users.

[@verthib]

I wouldn’t say “most users”… There is definitely a subset of people that love to take selfies, but most of us don’t have a need to do that.

[@mootsym]

Great video, Brian. A note about the aperture. Yes, the 13Pro has the lowest number, however, it requires more light because the sensor is also a little smaller than the 14 and 15pros. So those phones will capture more detail, at a similar brightness, than the 13P, despite them having a higher aperture. I bought a 13P last black friday over the 14P because I preferred Apple's processing on the 13P. I also GREATLY prefer the 26mm over 24mm lens. It's more natural and has less distortion and stretching around the edges of the frame. The 13P largely seemed less over-sharpened compared to the 14P. The dynamic distraction isn't an upgrade for me- as it cuts into the screen a couple of millimeters more than the notch.. for sake of what? having to reach all the way up to tap stuff at the top of the screen instead of keeping my hands where they are at the bottom/middle? Nah, I'm good. The 15P is MUCH more appealing than the 14P because you can use the 24 or 48 megapixels without having to shoot in pro raw. And also being able to shoot in 24mpxl instead of either 12 or 48, for a nice sensible compromise. The low light performance is also another tiny step better, as the 14 was over the 13.. 2 tiny steps now make for a slightly less tiny step lol. This year more than ever, the regular 15 holds it's own as actually potentially being a worthwhile buy even for pics. The 48mpxl sensor allows for what's basically a 2x optical zoom-- which bridges the gap to what we're used to with the 3x zoom. Most of the Pro features on the 15Pro 99.5% of buyers will touch maybe once/year.

[@EnriqueTejadaVarela]

Hi I understand that you bought Last Week the 13 pro? Im owner of a Pixel 6a but im thinking to swap to iPhone , I can get the 13pro a good price . I Watched many reviews and to me the 13 pro seems a good option. Would you recomend it? Thanks in advance

[@mootsym]

@@EnriqueTejadaVarela depends on price. Black Friday has some great deals for the 14 and 15, but the 13 won't be available new anymore. So if you want new, you may have to get a 14 or 15. The Pixel 6a isn't a bad phone. But if you need to swap, any of the iphones are great. I think the 13pro is solid. Only thing it doesn't have compared to 14pro is action mode for taking stable video when you're running or something. Also doesn't have 48mp pro raw mode for clearer images that you'll really only notice on a larger screen. The 15P gives us 24 and 48mp HEIF files, which is great cuz it doesn't take up as much space as pro raw pics on the 14p. But again, your really only noticing these differences on a larger screen. The 16p may give us a 48mp ultrawide and better battery, and better focusing in the iphone camera app (something the 15P has had some issues with, especially with a crummy minimal focus distance for the main lens where it's forced into macro mode). If you're a casual user, the 13P is great. I know the last 2 years, Walmart has had epic sales.. like a $400 or $300 walmart gift card when you buy an iphone pro.

[@EnriqueTejadaVarela]

@@mootsym many thanks for all the info I really appreciate it. Maybe I'll wait to the 16p. At the moment I'm happy with the pixel 6a as you said is a great phone. 13 pro I can get in Spain in Apple store refurbished at 770€(840$) but I think I can wait and starting save money until 16p release it. Thanks again. Regards

[@snowatom]

You will always get different results when shooting neon lights at night, as they flicker. So it will always be a hit 'n' miss, depending on timing.

[@marmalito1728]

Are you sure there isn’t something off with the settings, lens, or sensor of your 15 Pro, Brian? I just went through my photos, and mine has been consistently as sharp or SHARPER than my previous 14 Pro. In each of your photos it’s failing to focus as precisely. I don’t think that’s how it should be?

[@TheNathanGeck]

You never fail to deliver high-quality and informative content, but this video is one of your best in terms of how helpful it is to those of us on the fence. Love seeing the side-by-side comparisons with such a wide range of iPhone cameras.

[@QuintonHollinger]

The 13P clearly produced the best photos across the board, idk how people can deny this

[@yy17782]

They can because it didn’t. Lol

[@Lewinie]

" Drop protection up to 32.í feet, thats the size of a T-rex or four Yao Mings". haha i lost it when i heard this 😂 5:27

[@najjee]

2:47 I like the 14 pro it really gets every detail

[@_IMNNO]

@2:27 The 13 Pro has the brighter impactful image but loses/smears a lot of detail in the jacket. The 14 Pro has more natural colors but the detail is way oversharpened. The 15 Pro has a healthy balance.

[@Perpn101]

13 pro seems to win most for me

[@jaredweb]

Was thinking about the 15 Pro until this video. Perfectly happy with my 12 Pro. Thanks so much for the video and for saving me money!!

[@InsideTheScull]

Regarding the effect of f stop on the blurry background, you get less depth of field with a larger sensor size, so I feel like the 15/14 must have a bit more bokeh than a 13 if not the same amount 10:38

[@AT-ix7rc]

I’ve been in two minds about upgrading my 13P but you know what, this has persuaded me the best decision will be to replace the battery and hang on to it until there’s really a compelling reason to upgrade.

[@callmeNeno]

I have iPhone 13 Pro changing battery early 2024 and keeping it to iPhone 17.

[@msg360]

Dam you have to change the battery already? my iPhone XR is still at 75% after 5 years

[@callmeNeno]

battery is in good health at 88% after 2 years@@msg360

[@zdx197]

Guess I'll be keeping the 13PM another year. I was so close to getting the 15PM but you sir have changed my mind.

[@bgaviator]

This was great Brian...I'm really surprised that the newer versions of the iPhone don't always take better photos than previous versions. You'd think a newer phone would always have the better camera. I have a 12 Pro and have been less than impressed with a lot of my photos. I think the software processing has a lot to do with it at times. Sometimes I feel like my old 6S took better photos.

[@TechFlexx]

Jeez, 13p still goated! Over 5+ years of 12MP sensor development.. still hits

[@AmroG.]

Right! Actually, some of Sony’s most popular mirrorless are only 12MP as well (A7S III)

[@iam_nick]

12 Pro is the last and best "natural" phone camera left on the lineup, 13 Pro onwards Apple upped the AI and added so much 'tech' into the photos. Great for some detailing shots, but for casual mobile street photography look and feel, probably not so good. I think the Night mode itself is the most important thing for mobile phone. Even for digital camera we always look for the best sensor camera to achieve that. the 15 Pro Max zoom is really good, perfect for travelling actually!

[@ChinaDollTravels]

2:49 you are right the 13 pro looks sharp and brighter and pops a little better

[@cewotu7721]

Thanks very much for this video! Not only lens-opening, but eye-opening... 🙂

[@alyssamuldoon8671]

I still have an iPhone 6s that I’ve been putting off updating because I couldn’t choose which one to update to. I think you helped me make my decision with this video! Thank you!

[@ruthvalentine6756]

No to 15, horrible pics

[@lil-hawk3]

@@ruthvalentine6756not true, you need to work on your camera skills buddy 🤣🤣🤣

[@sharonlau5032]

Thanks for this. I’ve been trying to decide about upgrading from 11 to 15 and your video has helped a lot.

[@HanFish-pb5qn]

This is the comparision, i was looking for. Thank you! All the iPhone Models in one comparision and not just two or three! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@HanFish-pb5qn]

What do you mean?

[@mikeginla]

I just back from a trip to Italy and I took a lot of photos with my iPhone 13 Pro. I have to say that I am pleased with the images I got and really don't feel I need to upgrade at this time. Thanks for including older models in the comparison to help people get a better understanding of the photo performance of these phones.

[@mickiesadventures]

Great job detailing the differences. Thank you.

[@lebrondunk]

7:35 honestly you should've moved back on the 11 and 12 pro to get that macro shot then compare

[@briantong]

The whole point is to have the same shot. And moving back doesn't make it macro.

[@elphanzzo]

Thank you so much. A broad spectrum comparison like this really helps us common folks to take a better purchase decision and save our valuable money. You earned my subscription. Keep it up man.

[@Hash9377]

Keep it going with these vids Brian

[@RobertBratuOfficial]

The 13 Pro might have a wider aperture, than the 14 Pro and 15 Pro, but at the same time it has a smaller sensor, than the other two, which compensates for both light gathering and bokeh.

[@MissionControlTet]

Bokeh effect is affected by the aperture, not by the sensor size. If 13 Pro got 14 Pro's sensor while keeping the aperture same, it won't affect any bokeh effect.

[@markitos86]

I have the 13 pro max and it is one of the best I have had and covers all my needs

[@jeffhale1189]

Thanks for sharing your camera comparison: much appreciated. Blessings on your day.

[@WillNewcomb]

Useful. Thank you. I'm sticking with my i12pm until next year

[@EdSe]

Thanks Brian for nice review... I love the final punch line, if you are happy with your current phone, keep it... I'm still rocking with 11 Pro and wanted to upgrade to 14 pro, and now 15 pro, but I just cannot pull the trigger. I think one more year for 11 Pro will be ok :) Greetings...

[@lucetothebridge]

the 11 pro is overall actually the best Apple ever made

[@user123bx]

@@lucetothebridgethey probably did it by mistake, since it was the first „pro“ version 🤣. The 12 pro is the worst in my opinion. The Pictures are trash.

[@lucetothebridge]

@@user123bx .. maybe 😂

[@syoung20001]

@@lucetothebridge The modem on the 11 SUCKED! If you don’t know how terrible it was, you must either always be on WiFi or have very low expectations from cellular provider.

[@lucetothebridge]

@@syoung20001 nope.. and nope 😁 . Mine all perfect.

[@alenic221]

you say on the piggy bank (night mode shot) the iphone 15 pro is the only one that pictures the green stone right. is also the color of the floor and the wall right? 'cause the 14pro shows the floor rather dark grey and the wall blueish-white and the 13pro shows the floor dark grey without this yellow tint and the wall light grey.

[@Drbrendondellar]

My 13 Pro feels so much more premium in the hand too compared with the 15 Pro. Wish the 13 Pro had USB-C then there is no reason I would have upgraded.

[@HarleyDavidsonRoute66]

Definitelly

[@everythingsharp]

Yea but the larger sensors on the 14/15pros lets in more light than the 13pro. Also a larger sensor makes for a shallower depth of field vs a smaller sensor. Even if the smaller sensor has wider aperture

[@floatypiet]

I just bought a used 13 Pro and your video confirms that I did a right decision. No need for me to spend more money.

[@lil-hawk3]

honestly not worth upgrading if you have a 11 pro. photos look so similar most people couldn’t tell the difference.

[@marquinhos739]

Thanks bro! I’m from Brazil! I was looking for a video to change my iPhone. find yours and I really liked it! congratulations!

[@sercan272727]

honestly , for daytime shots , after 11 they all look close enough, wouldnt say 4 years we advanced that much

[@sumayrak5652]

Thank you ! Please do a video comparison as well. I really wanna see a low light and daytime video comparison between the 12 Pro Max and the 15 Pro Max.

[@mrhippopotenuse]

Great review! Thank you!

[@rickdodd6258]

Wow! you did an amazing job compare the same shoots! Extremely helpful vid. Thank you so much.

[@tracyharig9093]

This was super helpful! Thanks for making this

[@Yell0w_Knife]

The video is in 720p so can we really see what you see? I would not be able to tell if you swapped the pictures except for maybe the 13 pro.

[@DavidandNinette]

Excellent work. I've taken the 13pro on trips. It only has 2 faults. It can't compete with a TZ80 600mm zoom or any of my big camera zooms, obviously. But it also can't compete with photos of lots of trees, bushes etc because of the lack of definition. Leaves become like a rough oil painting, but anywhere that has decent edge definition works fine on the phone. I would love to see the difference when taking photos of trees with the 15 pro @ 48 mp and 13 pro. For someone who upgrades every 2 years this was a very useful comparison. Thanks...

[@DryIceyboi]

the 16 pro will be way better wait for that bro

[@REXDAKEX]

Would love to see the same with the iPhone 16 Pro (keeping the 11 Pro in the comparison).

[@User-cb4jm]

Are the 12 Pro samples in your video from the 12 Pro or the 12 Pro Max? Bc the 12 Pro Max had sensor shift, so I’m wondering if the images from my device are then closer to the 13 Pro samples - or if it’s the apertures that make the difference?

[@davmarch1]

Great video Brian. Thanks for the comparison.

[@kuchela]

This was a great comparison. I have a 13 pro and yeah...the 13 rocks.

[@williamweatherall8333]

Thank you for including the older phones

[@steephaniieeeee]

i need a video comparison between the 15, 15 pro and 14 pro

[@UltronIsGod12]

Got the 13 Pro Max and I’m satisfied with it. But kinda worried that my battery health is already down to 93% though. And had it for almost an exact year now 😳, that got me thinking whether to upgrade to either the 15 Plus or 15 Pro Max…

[@guycortesi]

I’ve had the iPhone 13 Pro for exactly 2 years now and the battery health is at 83%. I’m upgrading to the 15 Pro, since I’m at the end of my 2 year phone contract and look forward to getting back to 100% battery health.

[@sergzz12]

You can just replace the battery. Much cheaper than buying a new phone.

[@fotosbyduane]

I’m at 86%. I don’t know if I’ll just get a new battery to save some $.

[@Gu1lty075]

Wowww I've had my 13PM since launch date 2021 and my battery is at 92% but I love this phone and don't really see me upgrading yet

[@Weather_Nerd]

My 13 Pro battery is at 83% after one year, super heavy user + lot of charging throughout day. My 11 Pro was at 77% after nearly three years but my usage was much different then. I don’t like seeing the number but I brought it on myself lol. Battery life is still solid actually. Also, why worry when battery replacement is quite affordable and the 13 Pro still has a fast enough cpu and gpu to be essentially in the class of top tier performance phones to this day. Just swap battery before health is in the 70s you’ll be fine. Plan to run my 13P another 1-2 years

[@larissagarratt1293]

Could you also please do a comparison of the regular iPhone cameras like this one? I used to really like my 13 photos and now I have the 15 so curious how they compare.

[@DerAventurier]

Great video - thanks for the comparison!

[@dorozina]

Tony & Chelsea have a nice 14 pro vs 15 pro camera comparison, and from my humble opinion (of portrait photographer with like a decade of experience), 14 pro literally DESTROYS 15 pro in the most important focal length range (85-105mm equivalent). This "better zoom" comes with a HUGE cost.

[@jameszhang949]

This is one of the best iPhone pro series camera comparison videos I have ever seen on KZbin, to be honest nowadays the biggest difference between iPhone models is camera quality. as for the apps they are all same. iPhone 12, Pro and older models lag behind in camera quality now. the differences between iPhone 13 Pro 14 Pro and 15 pro cameras are minimal, if not negligible. so for ordinary people iPhone 13 Pro camera suffices, but if you are a professional photographer you may meet an iPhone 15 Pro Max, but 99% of iPhone users don’t need

[@magical454]

I am so lucky u still have iPhone 13 Pro & iPhone 14 Pro I will keep this phone thank you for sharing your video to us

[@mattheusmoraestubertini]

Awesome! In this case, 13 pro or 15 pro. I think 13 pro is better; to wait a huge upgrade on 16 pro or 17 pro.

[@intelligentunite4557]

Did you shoot the night photos with or without night mode? The ones with the girl.

[@smacdesign1085]

Currently have the 13 pro and was thinking about upgrading but in most of the comparisons I preferred the 13 pro so u just saved me some cash! Thanks!!

[@Allbr3x]

No. I’ve tested all these cameras, minus the 15 Pro, and there is NO comparison between 13 and 14 Pro. 14 Pro blows it away. The 48mp camera is a massive difference. Massive

[@ismailismail1075]

Stop joking around

[@Allbr3x]

@@ismailismail1075 the difference is substantial.

[@woufff_]

Great stuff, thanks for this great comparision, it really helped !

[@sq9779]

I have a question for you please . So let’s say you have a 13 pro and then get 16 pro would that mean the pictures on instagram come out better with the 16 pro? Or would the differences be negligible?

[@denisardelean1816]

10:30 The sensor is way bigger on the 14/15 pro so the comparisons between the apertures is invalid, it’s almost like going from crop to full frame (exaggeration). Great comparison video btw, thanks!

[@maginbice4793]

I loved this! This was very helpful for me to make a decision about upgrading 😊

[@farukhsharipov]

Thank you! Will rock my 13 Pro for another year. With overheating issues and now camera being worse, also battery not as good so pass for me with 15 Pro

[@gerardrosales]

While the iPhone 13 Pro has the largest aperture for the Wide and Ultra Wide lenses, the actual sensor sizes actually grew significantly for both the Wide and Ultra Wide on the iPhone 14 Pro to the point the smaller aperture should negate the regression.

[@briantong]

It still shows up that the 13 has just a little more punch directly from the camera. The larger sensor does help, and the 13, 14 and 15 are not BAD. We're splitting hairs at this point.

[@danielkudo4800]

Your logic that brighter is better doesn't hold up. I think the 13 Pro overexposed a lot of those images. The 15 Pro naturally captured the best shots with pleasant colors and exposure. With its default 24 megapixels, it surely captures the best detail. And FYI, a larger image sensor captures much more light than a lower aperture. Physically, a 1/1.28" sensor with an f/1.8 aperture captures much more light and dynamic range than a 1/1.7" sensor with an f/1.5 aperture.

[@dariansymone8877]

For the macro image of the orange the 13pro camera was the only one that captured the details of the orange and background as well

[@tedrettig1]

Thank you for a great review. Congratulations on your wedding. All best wishes.

[@natmonee]

Great job on the comparison points. I have a 12 pro max and was debating on the upgrade to 15. The camera was the main debate point for me and this video helped to seal that.

[@doctorjui]

Good job creating this comparison video. I am using 12 Pro and thinking about upgrade but you have changed my mind. 😊

[@gouravsoni1598]

I knew it as i already read 13 pro lens specs and compared with other iPhones and thought this phone having some another advantage compared to 15, 14’s 48MP small aperture if we don’t talk about it’s new engine processor that helps it’s camera out-stands a little bit more 🙂💕 and i wanna purchase one for me but unable to so i’m just making me happy by just seeing it’s video 💔😢

[@kelly326]

What about comparison at night zooming in on something? Where I live we see the shuttle launch all the time and my 13 pro looks like just a fireball that can’t focus. My dad can take the same with his Samsung and it’s crisp. I want to know if the 15 pro can do better at focusing at night for photos like that.

[@kelly326]

It’s actually for photos and videos