Using The iPhone 14 Pro As My Everyday Camera

[@stuARTvideoproductions]

I'm a wedding videographer, and I've occasionally shot cut away clips with my 13pro and after some colouring, used it in the finished edit. Nothing major, just some wide scenic shots to make use of the HDR etc and sometimes using the time laps feature for showing the reception room filling up. Its a great tool to have in your pocket. I definitely see the day coming when an iphone brings pro quality video to the table.

[@wesleybourque6061]

Absolutely, I think using a phone as an every day camera is a great idea idea for folks starting to explore their interest in photography/videography. It gives you the opportunity to explore using the manual settings without needing to invest in expensive gear when your palette is not refined yet to have a preference.

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@Lynn-zw7dr]

I have the 14 Pro Max and I absolutely love the raw photos which can easily be edited in the native camera app, Snapseed, LR, PicsArt, they take a ton of space up, but, fantastic and I find myself using raw more and more now. Awesome phone this year, flawless, beats the Pixel hands down when compared to my 6 Pro from last year! Cheers! ❤️🇬🇧

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@philipepics]

I was afraid of the protective lens cover affecting the quality of the photos and decided not to buy

[@VMTNKKR]

how do u select raw mode on iphone 14 pro?

[@ManojBarai]

Very well summarized points. As someone who uses both a DSLR and an iPhone, I think the phone is a great option not just for someone starting off on their photography journey, but also for amateurs and semi professional hobbyist photographers who can't carry bulky equipment everywhere. Its a great device and getting better with every incoming model, so I guess its a matter of time before they equal if not surpass DSLR's for most shooting requirements.

[@lih143]

Thanks for linking in the luts but which of your presets did you use on those edited raw shots?

[@AaronandTodd]

iPhone vlogger, Moment lens user, Moment app/Filmic. Works for what we need. Stay sunny!

[@fcallo]

Almost a year ago I started using my Xiaomi 9T as my main (and only) camera for KZbin and it was the best decision ever. I've been improving my workflow in the last couple months so is now a breeze to shot videos. I don't use the native app camera because is trash (at lest for this) and I wouldn't change it for another camera unless not at the moment I guess, because I'd need to readapt to a new workflow. Phones are powerful as fuck, the fact we can shot pictures and videos with a tiny device amazes me all the time. The convenience, portability, decent quality and easy use is great. I'd like to test an iPhone tho, I'm keen to the mini series because I find it have the best form factor.

[@danielphotoa]

I use my 12 mini as an everyday camera along with moment gear and such, and I get results I’m really pleased with. I find buying a traditional camera not necessary atm. Though I wouldn’t mind having the Fujifilm xt5 or gfx 50s 🙂

[@U-Ji]

Good review. Three things you didn’t mention which factored into me buying and just carrying an iPhone 14 Pro max. 1. I kept shooting my DSLR in low light because the iPhone was crap in low light. Recent versions including this one are pretty good. 2. Yes iPhones are expensive but compare that to a good camera body and 3 fixed lenses like I have. The iPhone starts to look like a bargain. I’m not a pro like you. I never print and blow up my pics to 8x10’s or larger. For social media and little 4x6 prints for photo books, the pictures look awesome. Anyway, I’ve stopped reading camera reviews and I’m just using my new phone.

[@qwertyqart]

What is that mount you are using that is attached to the tripod

[@emanuelmcfail]

As far as ur con on depth of field I’ve learned that in the Flimic Pro app if u have ur subject close enough to the lens it gives u nice natural shallow depth of field and the close the subject is the more blurred out the background will get.

[@jamesflamish4938]

iPhone 14 pro is awesome best phone ever and awesome battery life on 16.1 256gb purple

[@DreamWevr]

Thank you great video whst options will you suggest good alternative 1000 or less dslr or mirroless nope I will not be using my phone as my main camera

[@franciscochaparro-torress5010]

Could you please share what tripod or selfie stick you use to take your pictures?

[@jkolesa65]

I think you have it backwards. Phones HAVE a lot of depth of field (everything is in focus) . They DON'T HAVE a shallow depth of field (foreground in focus with background out of focus).

[@con2047]

🤓

[@shvkpr1]

Objectively they should be saying a very deep depth of field

[@Mr_phil_80]

THANK YOU!! I keep cringing every time he mixes up the technicality of how depth of field works.

[@shapyronyt183]

But in contrast the depth of field is getting shallower the bigger these sensors of these phones get

[@REALHARSH]

“Depth of field” is technically the cameras ability to split what’s in front of the camera from what is behind them…. therefore giving the viewer the impression of division of the 2 subjects ( say person + environment ). Due to the fact, as you rightly say, that cameras place focus on everything and this division between the subject and environment is lost you therefore lose the depth of field… from an aesthetics perspective…. So he is technically right when he says a phone has no depth of field… it simply doesn’t. I’m unsure what your perspective is here in terms of what you determine as “depth of field” unless you mean a phones depth of field goes to infinity which could be argued but this point would be too technical for the audience that he is trying to reach with this video.

[@williamchan8866]

I use iPhones for photos…..but the Ricoh gr is still much smaller and lighter. Plus for some one who likes B/w it’s second to non except for Leica monochrome. But a phone is multi usage so nothing else can replace it.

[@ruthless685]

The ability to shoot in ProRAW has changed the game for me. I've been able to capture things I never though possible, and things that would not be possible on any DSLR or mirrorless, at least not without a lot more effort. The latitude these files give me has let me be more creative than ever, and I love testing the limits of what it can do.

[@Mehwhatevr]

i think this is the best point. it's the theme I keep seeing again and again. For someone who knows what they're doing, the 14 Pro is not a DSLR replacement, it's a companion. It's another tool on your photography toolbelt. Steak knives are great, but you still want a pocket knife. You don't want to carry the steak knife around everywhere, even if it is superior. and the 14 Pro will let you capture the moments that you are not prepared for.

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@Democratiser]

A very good summary and thoughtful analysis underlying it.

[@InTheMomentMA]

I am waiting for my iPhone 14 pro to arrive. I opted for 1 TB storage especially for pro res. I'm excited and can't wait. But this video made me more excited like from 100 to 1 million 🔥. Keep it up

[@JustLovingLifeDude]

Ditto, dude. 100% spot on.

[@erintyerevld7007]

What watch do you have?

[@elsebash9266]

I have that cell phone but I would like to know if it is worth downloading the app they offer, and according to what I saw in the appstore there is still no update for the iPhone 14 pro camera

[@dominicanyor6590]

So as a regular person that does not take photos for a living. What is the best settings for iPhone pro max to take pics with and record videos without downloading an app for it?

[@rthomp62]

Hey! My point and shoot camera never took photos asa good as my SLR or MF 6x7...Wasssup with dat? Why notz?

[@tomsmusts]

It's a great versatile & efficient camera, but I have to mention one thing that has been hard for me to work around. I have a 14 pro and the software processing apple does to their images is becoming less helpful and more of a hassle. It started with their now built-in HDR mode (can't turn it off), which flattens the shadows & highlights too much-there are times I'd love to get the same image I see on the screen when i press the 'shutter' button but when i go in the photos app to view the photo, apple bakes in all the enhancements before you get to edit that photo. But beyond that, their feature of highlighting the object in the foreground (the person being photographed for example) puts an additional filter on that object, washing even more highs&lows out. Does anyone else struggle with this because I haven't been seeing this be talked about a whole lot. Is the only workaround right now to take raw photos instead to avoid the hdr & contrast processing?

[@sundaynightdrunk]

The workaround is to shoot raw, expose for the hightlights and bring shadows back in editing. Much cleaner shots, but you have negatives of file size and slow shooting.

[@rcbmulder]

It's something that prevents me getting the iPhone. I think their HDR was better years ago. At least the pixel for example let's you adjust HDR real-time prior to taking the photo as an on screen slider. Very, very useful

[@sundaynightdrunk]

@@rcbmulder I have the XS, and the HDR on that was clearly *not* as good as the newer phones. My new phone is the 14 Pro Max and it produces way better photos. I do wish it had more leeway to adjust the HDR effect, but I shoot raw for critical images anyway.

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case

[@estebanrestrepo9256]

Just a reminder. Every camera HAS depth of field. Using wider apertures result in a SHALLOWER depth of field. Meaning there's LESS that's in focus. Using a phone or a narrower aperture results in a WIDER depth of field. Meaning there's MORE that's in focus. Wider aperture = shallower depth of field = LESS depth of field = blurry background. Narrower aperture = Wider depth of field = MORE depth of field = Background is more in focus/sharp. =)

[@juanbarrera1356]

What app do you use to edit your camera?

[@darrengodssonfielding]

Shooting video in ProRes on the 13 or 14 is definitely a huge step up from the 12. I think video has improved largely due to that.

[@syedfaizanahmed8623]

Can we please have the Pixel 7 series video?

[@jlturn]

I’ve done this many times. As an everyday camera, the iPhone 14 is difficult to beat, for all the reasons you mentioned in your video. I’ve practically gotten rid of all my point and shoot cameras. I held on to a couple of them but very seldom use them. The iPhone is just too convenient.

[@moment]

It really is!!

[@abc123fhdi]

You can use third party apps to should 48mp jpeg and shoot much faster with smaller file size.

[@iammaxwellcole]

Great review. I agree. I think you articulated the pros/cons well. It’s great to have these options.

[@juliocesarrocha8417]

Which preset used at 5:54?

[@kosteztelnice]

Hey guys do you know if they ship in Europe too?

[@costagf]

Does the MOMENT Pro Camera App include LONG EXPOSURE / SLOW SHUTTER option or is this a PAYED ADD ON After Buying APP? UNCLEAR in all the APP PAGE INFO

[@coachNewman17]

Need some opinions.... In the next 3-5 months will be doing some good bikepacking in West Texas and New Mexico region. Thinking about either the Sony Zv1 or upgrade my iPhone 8 to the 14 pro with Moment lenses. I WANT the 14 pro but not sure if being in the desert/sand will ruin it. I will be placing it on a small tripod and riding past it for different angles. Taking some VLOGS vids with it and also stills of the AWESOME desert vegetation during sun-up and sun-down. THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSES

[@funnyclips.central]

14 pro all the way

[@caloyvideos]

Does iphone have H.264 Codec,? I will buy if it has,?

[@libmananchannel]

Hello Moment! it's amazing! Thanks for the very nice video! I saw it with great interest! Great! Thanks for the inspiration! Have a nice day!

[@schoeferfilm]

Although I have a professional FX6 I love my iPhone 14 pro max because of its small size and the quality 😅

[@vermontmike9800]

For the record, there are only 3 cameras/lenses. The 2x is a digital crop of the wide normal.

[@johgus96jg]

I think you hit the nail on the head there. Like, at what point does Apple just slap the biggest sensors they can om an iPhone? Instead of incremental upgrades. You see so much more experimentation with hardware from the chinese brands like Xiaomi and their 1 inch sensor. Imagine that but with Apple’s software. If they went all out maybe there would be little in terms of upgrades for next year and thus the whole yearly new iteration of phones would kinda fall apart idk…

[@mahamudmunna5000]

Wish you guys review a pixel 7 pro

[@Flip_Angle]

What I'd like to see is a shoot with both camera and phone, any phone . Editing and the final results.

[@swiftdetecting]

is yours the pro or the max version ?

[@sasmitha8446]

I think if you want hardware jumps, you ought to look Xiaomi's way. They're literally doing the exact same thing as you said with the 12S Ultra Concept. Hopefully it'll launch as the 13 Ultra.

[@marsproduction8174]

Я думаю будущее за съемкой на телефон, которая со временем займет многие сегменты рынка видеопродакшена. Простота, удобство, малогабаритность. Лень - двигатель прогресса :)

[@HariKristiyanto]

Iphone is great 👍

[@POVinLIFE]

I’m beginner and I want to ask some thing about de 14 Pro Every time I shoot on 48 MP and try to zoom it, I can only see a bad image quality. It is because you only can see the quality zoomed in a computer while editing or what is the problem with my photos? I haven’t tried to edit sol photos on my computer yet Thanks for your attention!

[@akshaynarwekar7865]

if you compare the non RAW photos from the main camera vs RAW 48mp from the same 24mm lens on the iphone, you will notice the difference in the clarity when you zoom and also image quality. If you zoom a lot then it will distort eventually at a point, but its more than enough for a 32 inch monitor or a print size that big. Day time image processing will be much better. The night mode with RAW delivers only 12mp images while without night mode, the image will be less exposed but full 48 mp. ( also be aware that 48mp is only for the main 24 mm lens and the ultra wide and 2x will deliver 12 mp images )

[@POVinLIFE]

@@akshaynarwekar7865 thanks bro, i will try to edit my photos on monitor to see a clear difference! 🫶🏻 And I’ll follow up all your advices to have always 48 MP

[@dracoboman3253]

love your channel

[@CineDailies]

@4:21 I thought Caleb was talking lol

[@wanderingsoul3431]

Why you're still not having google pixel 7!!

[@TheThomasoldham]

That j cut at 5:35 was v nice 🤓

[@jezusrvd]

I don’t understand why this video has such a gatekeeping tone to it.. A camera is a camera. Their limitations all come with strengths. My Leica has a small sensor with slow AF but amazing colors, my film cameras have old scratched lenses but the grain is nostalgic, and my phone is cold and calculating but instantly available and with great overall detail.

[@KaverinE]

Professional 🤘🤘

[@ignacioandresia5182]

Nice video Moment

[@DesoloZantas]

What about the new Xiaomi concept phone? Is that closer to the solution to replacing a DSLR?

[@moment]

its all getting closer

[@miguelberns]

I started shifting back to mobile videography bec of how convenient to shoot just with your phone. It is really far from the quality of my mirrorless though.

[@rafael.gazoni]

The best equipment you have for a great video... is the story / message you have to share with others. Image quality don't grow channels.

[@NeonkoSVK]

6:00 i dont agree,,,if you use regular photo mode and go closer to subject or object u will have perfectly natural bokeh :) its the same if you buy camera with set lens with 3.5f the bokeh sucks, after you buy first 1.8 or less apeture lens then you willl see the results

[@traviigrande]

i've miss wathcing this channel

[@BrionneOlsen]

I love iPhones but for what they are: the camera that’s always with you. I don’t think the software can even compute to the level that mirrorless camera are able to perform. When iPhones reach that level where Sony phones already are, you’ll have a power house of a device. And don’t get me started on the Green dots not totally gone in the new devices. 😢

[@abc123fhdi]

They have deals on Verizon where you can trade in your 12 pro for a 14 pro and basically pay nothing, so budget shouldn't be an issue.

[@GamesMaester]

Coming from the X, it amazes me how the 14 pro pulls light 🎉

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey , Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@T-eee-L]

ProRAW starting on 16.1 is a LOT faster. I don’t know when this video was shot and edited but if you’re not on 16.1 on the 14 Pros then you’re missing out. I’m on 16.2 B1 and not only is ProRAW fast AF the overall phone (14 Pro) just feels extremely fast now too.

[@jamesflamish4938]

iPhone 14pro user here and love it. Not dslr user and use this as regular camera. Best iPhone yet and awesome camera

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@T-eee-L]

@@abhirupTHEGAME just use a good quality case that has a raised lip to protect the lens.

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

@@T-eee-L does outside dust affect picture quality? I mean when i flashlight the camera i see a tons of dust over the lens then i clean it then after few hrs again dust gets stuck into the cam 💀😂

[@esna0410]

@@abhirupTHEGAME I use ringke lens protector for my ip14 pro, so far so good, and just feel safer with camera lens protector

[@pixeldesigns5333]

did he shoot the video on an iphone 14 pro?

[@makswelt]

" I don`t buy new iphone because I`m not that rich" says a guy with 5k$ dslr 😆

[@sandyneumann2042]

I think some of the comments are backwards….for me it’s my main camera …and as as a bonus it can receive my phone calls …

[@CraytonTv]

Great video, yeah I use my iPhone 14 pro max everyday and make content with it works great for me and I don’t gotta carry no extras so making content with a iPhone is fine by me. Awesome video god bless

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@CraytonTv]

@@abhirupTHEGAME no covers over my lens the case I use is the spigen ultra hybrid MagSafe case that’s it

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

@@CraytonTv okay so i have a question. Do the outside dust that sits over the lens of 14 pro when you go outside or just keep it in the pockets affect the image quality?

[@CraytonTv]

@@abhirupTHEGAME I normally just clean my lens before I record or take pics but if you want to up the quality more with the iPhone 14 pro max then buying monent case and lens are great but if you just want to apply screen protectors lens over the cameras I wouldn’t but my phone never gets dirty

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

@@CraytonTv which case would u suggest me for my 14 pro i don't want to use any Lens protector

[@waddo]

He doesn't seem to understand: the iPhone has too much depth of field not "no" depth of field. It means field of focus. Wide angle lenses provide great depth of field.

[@smridul]

Man, if my employer too provides me latest iphones, I don't want to upgrade either.

[@Thousand_Word]

Apple needs to just scrap the zoom and wide camera and focus on one main camera that is baller AF and then offer proprietary lenses... I hate to suggest it because it would scrap every external lens company but if we want the best possible video and photo... that's the move.

[@bobsctx8166]

Surprising comments coming from a Moment person! Traditional cameras are history and becoming niche items. I travel exclusively with late model ProMax iPhone (14) and a super zoom (RX10III). When Apple can give me acceptable 600mm image from an iPhone I will ditch the Sony.

[@frodev728]

you’ve got this totally wrong: these phones/lenses DO have a lot of depth of field. A lot means more is in focus, vs a shallow depth of field which means only a smaller plane is in focus…. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@zian3694]

I think iphone 12 pro doesn't have a cinematic mode in in

[@Icecold_Art]

I'm on the regular 12 myself, was thinking of the upgrade, but I'm not rich as well :P. And in my country the price got a 25% hike.. Imagine paying 7, 000 $ for a phone. That's how much the 14 pro max cost feels for us here in Poland.

[@CalvinCarlo]

Yeah! Prices in Europe have become damn ridiculous!

[@amorylazlo9579]

1:32 If you understood what 'DSLR' is an initialisation of you would realise NO camera phone can ever be a DigitalSingleLensReflex camera and telephone combined. Misleading anyone, especially newcomers to photography, is inexcusable

[@kbarrett1844]

The iPhone is the everyday carry camera and camcorder champ for millions. It has a ways to go before it displaces purpose built cameras, if ever. The ‘iPhone look’ is a real thing, and not always pleasing to the eyes. ProRAW comes close to mitigating against this, but it’s too slow and the files are too large. In a sense, the iPhone is already the camera for the masses. Apple already has achieved that objective. Not sure that they even have a desire or need to improve their cameras much further? Why chase the law of diminishing returns when you are already ‘good enough’ as an everyday carry?

[@VictorReynolds]

My iPhone 13 Pro is my everyday camera. Don’t get me wrong, I still use my mirrorless camera . However, the reasons you posted are why my iPhone is my everyday camera.

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@VictorReynolds]

@@abhirupTHEGAME I have a good quality case and screen protector. I have lens protectors being shipped to me.

[@AnthonyRea]

I still come back to this idea WHY do we compare mobile camera phone devices to DSLR's? It's like comparing watercolor to oil - the medium is different. Let's take it for what it is - an entirely different digital imaging medium. Polaroid - be it film, cannot be compared to 35mm film or similar. The lens, the medium/chemicals are their own thing and produce their own images. I'd like to see a review about the iPhone camera itself without DSLR comparisons - as if the iPhone or similar work in a deficit of something else. I would like to see Moment remake this video from that perspective. I've been a fan of Moment for what they have done with their mobile lenses and mobile phone photography - I think standing on that is important instead of making a review anyone who's making reviews about iPhone's vs DSLR's has done. I will end with this statement a student of mine said to his group that he was working with in class, "We ain't got to be nothing but what we already are!" :) Thank you Moment for everything you do.

[@amr1k]

iPhone 14 Pro Best Smartphone Camera Ever🖤

[@schoeferfilm]

I Love my new cam 🎥 my iPhone 14 Pro Max 😂📞

[@michaelbautista8621]

Pixel 7 pro man!

[@vermontmike9800]

The lenses are bigger because the sensor is larger in the main camera. Whereas the telephoto lens has a tiny sensor that is about a quod the size of the main camera. That’s why the telephoto camera’s 8mage quality sucks.

[@darkentity94]

In the end, you gotta choose quality or flexibility.

[@pdcorlis]

Let’s face it - all the juicy glorious resolution DSLRs create is lost in today’s most frequently used display options. It really only matters if you are making BIG physical prints. Computer screens, iPads, even 4K displays are all relatively low resolution output devices compared to prints. Generally speaking these electronic devices “dumb down” the file to make it fit on our screens. Even if you print a book of images - the maximum resolution is 300 dpi in an image that generally runs smaller than 11x14 inches. It’s just not worth it - especially if you are converting analog film to a digital file - that’s a huge loss of resolution and dynamic range. First I stopped carrying my 4x5 camera, a tripod, and three prime lenses. then I stopped carrying my DSLR and it’s three prime lenses. Now I bring my latest version iPhone with a few filters, an anamorphic lens, a gimbal, and a lens cloth. My whole kit fits in a small bag or some big pockets. I do not miss my old gear at all.

[@everythinginbetween3306]

“Im still using my iphone 12 pro coz im not rich” Me: crying in iphone 7 plus

[@weisserth]

Nah. I don't know. I am still using my iPhone 8 Plus. I hardly ever used my phone as a camera and still don't - mostly because it's inconvenient AF. The phone's ergonomics suck. No good grip, can't hold and operate it with one hand conveniently, you gotta start the app, yada yada yada. And phones are expensive for what they are. The iPhone is now a thousand bucks. I keep avoiding the upgrade of my iPhone 8 Plus - I spent that kind of money on actual cameras, with actual image quality, actual ergonomics and usability. I LOVE my Ricoh GR III - and Ricoh GR IIIx. Both are better camera than the iPhone for photography. But each to their own. Shoot with the gear that inspires you. Phones and their horrible ergonomics don't inspire me to photograph.

[@Jo5ue1]

I stopped watching after he said that his favorite part is shooting this phone on RAW mode. I don't have the time to edit pics I need something that I can post right away. Sticking with my Pixel 7 Pro phone awesome camera.

[@BigBampot]

Yep

[@ImSantiago8949]

It’s because he is a professional photographer, he eats every day by taking photos, so he is trying to replace his professional camera with an iPhone to see how far is from the camera

[@MrMonk330]

Excellent insight. I use my 13 Pro max daily a little GoPro for situations and my Sony A7iii a lot less since my 13 Pro Max brought RAW. I’m waiting for the 15 before I upgrade I think it will be even better than the 14 is, and a lot of them cons will be addressed. (Wishful Thinking)

[@moment]

Well said.

[@jenniferwolf5054]

What do you think will be different with 15?

[@MrMonk330]

@@jenniferwolf5054 I think then 48mp Raw will get faster, maybe a tad bigger lens for better depth.. and cinematic video and ProRes will continue to move in the right direction. I mean the 14 Pros are dope but the next one will probably be better with a lot of kinks worked out. But I like to upgrade every two years. the 48mp was enough for me this time but i will give a year to get kinks worked out. Years seem to fly by anyway! Lol

[@akshaynarwekar7865]

@@MrMonk330 You are right, from the 13 pro it is not a big leap to upgrade to 14 pro. But the 14 pro on its on is a huge upgrade from any other phone and probably covers everything you would look for in a phone - spec wise. 15 will even be better ( maybe a 24 mp on wide/zoom lol ) and then the 16 will be even better and eventually we will have a leica with an option of calling and whatsapp.

[@TheAMGproduction]

Well, better wait for iPhone 16 because it will surely be better than 15. Or 17 because it will more than surely be better than 16. Or 18 because... And so on to infinity.

[@fernandoz2023]

7:40, this is probably the most interesting part of this review in my opinion, because I love filmmaking. The video qualities are pretty much identical from at least 12 to 14, including all the base models and the pros. So, does that mean the bigger lenses and the bigger censor sizes do not make a difference? Then, as someone who aspires to filmmaking, I can just pick the cheapest one and save the money for other stuff.

[@actionsound5521]

I have both 12 and 14 and the 14 is better man it looks more pro in every way

[@tomkro9704]

Also the HDR images make the pictures super unnatural - it’s soooooo far away from DSLM cameras. On top of that it drains battery pretty quickly AND flaring is horrible on iPhones … Writing this from an iPhone 12 Pro Max

[@sijilo]

Good

[@ranjithpc85]

This is what they said for 13 12 and 11 pros

[@robertcreek6045]

The iPhone 14 Pro actually has tons of depth of field. What it doesn't have is "shallow depth of field". Just sayin.🙂

[@abhirupTHEGAME]

Hey sir, Do you have any protective cover over your lens or you just use a good quality case?

[@BeginningAdventure]

Err.... Depth of field is how much is in focus. "No depth of field" means nothing is in focus. "Lots of depth of field" means lots is in focus. You talk about these completely backwards!

[@srinivasanranganathan3468]

Huawei P50 Pro has better camera than the iPhone 14 Pro!!! It's way too better, use it to believe it!!!

[@vermontmike9800]

The ultra wide and telephoto cameras are such a waste. Just have one single 28mm equivalent camera/lens and make that great.

[@da9856]

I still use my iPhone 11

[@KevinBurton]

It's 2022. Do we still call them DSLRs? 🤔

[@moment]

lol

[@LykaOd]

As a user of both - 14 pro max and Pixel 7 pro .... No , iPhone doesn't have the best "everyday" camera 😊