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JotaMR

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Nov 1, 2018
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Now Keynote is ended, will iPhone 15 better than iPhone 14 Pro on camera?

Sensor: 2.0 µm vs 2.44 µm
Same hardware: A16
Better aperture: ƒ/1.60 vs ƒ/1.78
Better software: HDR 5 vs HDR 4

More differences?
 
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Samut

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I just went through to see what iphone 14 pro specs were.

It had sensor with pixel size of 2.44 µm. Regular iphone 15 has pixel size of 2.0 µm. This would point to a different sensor.

The new Iphone 15 pro has sensor size of 2.44 µm which would point to fact it has the same old sensor as iphone 14 pro. So if you are looking for a upgrade to cameras this will most likely happen next year.
 
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jm31828

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They mentioned the ability to shoot 48mp images on the regular 15- are they giving us ProRAW on the non-Pro this year (as I understand that was the only way to get 48mp on the 14 Pro)?
 

Samut

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Though to be honest compare to regular iphone 14 this looks like a solid upgrade and brings it closer to competition 💪
 

JPack

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Sensor size is smaller on iPhone 15. But not sure how the new stacked CIS sensor compares. We really need a review to confirm.
 
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louisp

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Hi, reviving this thread since we may know better now: i'm wondering if there are any new insights into 14 Pro vs 15 camera?

thanks
 

Al Rukh

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Hi, reviving this thread since we may know better now: i'm wondering if there are any new insights into 14 Pro vs 15 camera?

thanks

My 15 performs well in photography. I really enjoy the 24MP output and objectively it’s much better than 12MP output from the 14 Pro.
 
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