Can anyone explain why the RAW is only showing as 2MP while the JPEG is 24MP? submitted by /u/0Maka

ELI5 Why is a full frame 20MP better than iPhone 48MP? Please pardon my ignorance, I’m just looking for a clear answer. I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max which can take photos up to 48MP. I recently bought a used Canon 6D and I much prefer to shoot on that. Is it possible to pinpoint what exactly makes the images “better” while shooting on a full frame DSLR/mirrorless compared to an iPhone? I googled the…

Camera MP for photographing Vintage Posters? Never dipped my toes in photography other than the ones I take on my phone. My goal is to photograph several of the vintage posters I have, as a few friends in my group would like a copy of their own. I tried scanning them, but the results were not ones I was content with. After looking around my area, and what they charge for photographing each…

iPhone SE 4 Said to Feature 48MP Rear Lens, 12MP TrueDepth Camera Apple’s forthcoming iPhone SE 4 will feature a single 48-megapixel rear camera and a 12-megapixel TrueDepth camera on the front, according to details revealed in a new Korean supply chain report. ET News reports that Korea-based LG Innotek is the main supplier of the front and rear camera modules for the more budget-friendly ~$400 device, which …

Honor 300 Ultra is here with a 50MP periscope and SD 8 Gen 3 submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

iPhone 14 Pro: Using 1x camera to take 48 MP photos and cropping them VS. using 2x and 3x cameras to take 12 MP photos without cropping When using iPhone 14 pro’s ProRAW mode, I’m able to take 48 MP photos using the 1x camera, which is equivalent to 24mm on a full-frame camera. The 2x and 3x lenses allow me to zoom in closer at 47mm and 77mm respectively, but they are 12 MP. ​ Without taking into consideration of distortion and image compression caused by the telephoto focal le…