Video shooting third, iPhone 14 Pro series DXOMARK reviews released
Oct 19, 2022| Video shooting third, iPhone 14 Pro series DXOMARK reviews released
Last month, Apple held an event to unveil its new iPhone 14 line. This time, Apple brought four new models: the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
In addition to cosmetic improvements, this year's iPhone 14 Pro series also brings a brand new image upgrade.
Now, DXOMARK has also officially announced the results of this generation of iPhone 14 Pro series.
For the first time, the iPhone 14 Pro's rear camera system will feature a 48-megapixel camera that combines a 12-megapixel ultra wide Angle camera with a 12-megapixel 3x telephoto lens. The sensor is 65% larger, the 48-megapixel wide-angle camera also offers a 2x telephoto view, and the ultra-wide-angle camera has been improved.
DXOMARK's results show that the new iPhone 14 Pro Max has an image score of 146, placing it in third place.
It's on par with the iPhone 14 Pro, lower than Google's Pixel 7 Pro, Honor's Magic4 to Pro, and higher than Huawei's P50 Pro and its predecessor, the iPhone 13 Pro.
At the same time, DXOMARK also updated the Apple iPhone 14 Pro camera test results.
It shows that the Apple iPhone 14 Pro has a DXOMARK Camera score of 146, which is at the top of DXOMARK's rankings and the best iPhone it has ever tested. It works particularly well in portrait photography and video, thanks to its rich detail and very nice skin tone presentation, as well as excellent autofocus tracking in videos.
Some of the camera's advantages include photos and videos with pleasant, bright colors and accurate skin tones; Photos and videos have a wide dynamic range and excellent contrast. Photos and videos are rich in detail; Excellent autofocus for photos and videos; The bokeh simulation is pleasant and the facial detail is very good; Continuous high quality photo and video zoom at short and medium range; Excellent video stabilization.
However, there are also shortcomings such as occasional light clipping in the sky, luminance noise in indoor photos, occasional white balance color bias in photos taken under mixed lighting, and ringing around the subject in photos and videos.
