Apple's latest iPhone 15 series features a groundbreaking 48MP primary sensor. iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max users can also capture JPEG Max photos with the 48MP resolution. The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max support 48MP JPEG, HEIF Max 48MP, and ProRAW photos.
Apple's latest
iPhone 15 series
boasts a significant enhancement in
camera technology
, featuring a groundbreaking 48MP primary sensor. This marks a substantial leap from the previous
12MP sensors
commonly found in earlier iPhone models. The standout advantage lies in the default 24MP resolution, doubling the typical 12MP offered by
Android OEMs
. However, users can further harness the full potential of the new 48MP capability for capturing remarkably sharp and detailed photos.
To utilise the
48MP resolution
on the iPhone 15 series, or even the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, users can follow a simple set of steps:
Prerequisites:
Compatible models include iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Additionally, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max users can also enjoy the 48MP resolution feature.
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus support JPEG Max (48MP) photos, while iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max support 48MP JPEG, HEIF Max 48MP, and ProRAW photos.
Things to keep in mind
Keep in mind that photos captured in 48MP resolution will have a significantly larger file size, averaging around 100MB per photo. Exercise caution to avoid filling up your device with high-resolution images.
There's a HEIF 48MP mode available, capturing photos in 48MP with a more manageable file size (under 5MB). However, be mindful of potential compatibility issues with this format.
Steps to enable 48MP mode:
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone 15 series or iPhone 14 Pro models.
- Navigate to the Camera option and select Formats.
- Toggle on the ProRAW & Resolution Control option. This option will be exclusive to iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus.
- Choose HEIF for iPhone 14 Pro/Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, or select the ProRAW Max option.
- Open the Camera app and check for the HEIF Max or RAW Max option at the top right corner.
- If the option is visible, simply tap the shutter button to capture stunning 48MP photos.
- By following these straightforward steps, users can unlock the full 48MP potential of their iPhones, ensuring an elevated photography experience.
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