Summary of iPhone 14 Pro for photographers - Shooting RAW vs JPGs vs Sony A7IV

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The video discusses the advantages and disadvantages of shooting RAW vs JPGs vs Sony A7IV. The main advantages of shooting RAW are that the file size is large, the image is more detailed, and there is a better background blur. The main disadvantage of shooting RAW is that the file size is large, and the image is more detailed. The video compares the Sony A7IV and the iPhone 14 Pro when shooting the same photo with a different lens. The Sony A7IV has better detail, but the iPhone 14 Pro has a better background blur. The author recommends shooting RAW files on the iPhone 14 Pro, as they offer more detail and a nicer look than JPGs.

• 00:00:00 The author of the video compares the shooting experience of the iPhone 14 Pro with that of a Sony A7 IV camera, comparing the RAW files produced. He observes that while the A7 IV produces cleaner files at a greater magnification, the iPhone 14 Pro is able to retain more details in difficult lighting scenarios.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the advantages and disadvantages of shooting RAW vs JPGs vs Sony A7IV. The main advantages of shooting RAW are that the file size is large, the image is more detailed, and there is a better background blur. The main disadvantage of shooting RAW is that the file size is large, and the image is more detailed. The video compares the Sony A7IV and the iPhone 14 Pro when shooting the same photo with a different lens. The Sony A7IV has better detail, but the iPhone 14 Pro has a better background blur.
• 00:10:00 The author of the video recommends shooting RAW files on the iPhone 14 Pro, as they offer more detail and a nicer look than JPGs. The author also notes that it is worth shooting portraits in portrait mode, as the background blur will look more professional.