The images, also leaked by DuanRui — who has a remarkable record of being correct — show the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max display with a dual-punch hole design instead of a notch.

Until now, users only had three options for taking photos with the iPhone 14 Pro Max: regular 12-megapixel JPEG or HEIF, 12-megapixel ProRAW, and 48-megapixel ProRAW.

Apple introduced Smart HDR on the iPhone in 2018, and this software feature is now in its fourth iteration with the iPhone 14 lineup. With Smart HDR 4, the device will snap multiple photos with ...

Twitter user "DuanRui" today shared several images from Chinese social media site Weibo, with one seemingly showing a close-up, real-world image of the ‌iPhone‌ 14 Pro's "pill and hole-punch ...

Take a look at the photos above from the Pixel 7 Pro's 50-megapixel and the iPhone 14 Pro's 48-megapixel main camera lens. Both scenes are well exposed here, with controlled blue skies and plenty ...

Now with iPhone 14 Pro, Apple has decided to tie the 48MP resolution photos with ProRAW. The problem, as you can imagine, is that these photos take up a lot of space in the iPhone’s internal ...

Apple’s iPhone 15 all take 24-megapixel images by default, ... iPhone 15 models default to 24-megapixel photos. But last year’s iPhone 14 Pro Max still takes 12-megapixel pictures by default.

I've scrutinized hundreds of photos to compare my iPhone 14 Pro with the iPhone 13 Pro. Here's what I've learned. The iPhone 14 Pro's 48-megapixel camera is great.

How to shoot 48-megapixel photos on iPhone 14 Pro. Once you’re done with the Settings app, you’ll want to open the Camera app to take advantage of that 48-megapixel resolution.

And, well, 128GB just won’t cut it — in fact, 128GB models of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro are limited to only 1080p at 30 frames per second (fps). For 4K at 30fps ProRes video, you ...