Is The iPhone 13 Pro Max REALLY Better? 

hell yeah

How did you get your SE raws to be so clear? I tried it on CameraPixels with the lowest iso on my iPhone 12 but they usually are blurry compared to the stock camera. I’m 100% sure I’m doing something wrong just not sure what. Any help for a beginner would be appreciated :) Btw loving videos like this!

Thanks Shayne! Definitely. Got a low light video planned after I cover Cinematic mode. (I’ll be re-checking out your videos on it before I make it.) Thanks about the edit too. I shot everything on my phone, A-roll and B-roll, and am really happy with how it looks and sounds.

Absolutely! Thank you!

Well said Greg! This is by no means a complete comparison but you're right, in terms of RAW capture ability, the sensors just haven't improved as much as the hype and marketing would have us believe.

While that might be true if one likes editing RAW, it needs to be kept in mind that people buy iphones to snap quick pictures, and the newer ones do a better job. 99% of people don't have time to faff around editing their pictures, and those that like to do so should probably buy proper cameras anyway. To summarize, yes, the newer iphones are indeed better for 99% of people.

@@AtomAnt1 I write this with respect and in a kind tone, but I have to say I strongly disagree with you when you state that those who like to edit their pictures should buy a proper camera. Five years ago I sold all my Canon DSLR equipment and became an iPhone only photographer. I’ve been producing photos since then that can be often mistaken for DSLR shots. No, I’m not a professional photographer, I don’t make money with my camera, I just prefer to use the iPhone camera as I did my Canon. The camera in the iPhone has obliterated the point and shoot market, which were “proper” cameras, and is the most popular camera used for photos on Flickr, has been for years. Yes, I agree that most people don’t take the time to edit, but that’s because they aren’t photography enthusiasts, but rather they use their phones to capture memories. There is a strong, global community of people who practice photography with their phones, and not just iPhones, so I think 99% is a little high also. Cheers.

@@GregMcMillan I look at the night mode pictures from the 12 and then the 13, and I disagree with the assertion that the 13 is not better. The iPhone is primarily a camera for people that make memories. Serious photographers who edit their pictures are not the primary market. It is extremely disingenuous to claim that the 13 pro Max is not a better camera than even it's immediate predecessor. A camera is much more than mere glass now. The software and processing counts too.

Andy's Fans. I love the assonance.

Yeah, I wasn’t expecting these results tbh

Stick with your 12 Pro Max!

It is. I was surprised myself. I thought the SE would be slightly worse.

True!

Tutorials coming in the new year! 😊

Thanks Tahir! I remember your comments from before, thanks for watching. No filter recommendations yet as I’m still looking for one myself.

@@David_Addison Thanks for reply, do share one you get something which is worth it I will also share if I do, as always, amazing content :)

also your outdoor filter appeared a little green

You clearly didn’t watch the whole video.

@@David_Addison I did.

So you missed the part where I compared 2 regular RAW files?