It's finally almost upon us, the era of Apple's ProRaw has begun and we updated to iOS 14.3 Beta to test drive Apple's new format.
This is not strictly a how-to tutorial, but to experiment and demonstrate whether I could use the iPhone to shoot my professional photography workflow with Apple ProRaw support. We can of course, technically do this with any smartphone in JPEG, but RAW support makes this so much closer to a professional workflow.
The results absolutely amazed us. However I'm not planning on selling my professional camera gear in place of the new iPhone 12 Pro Max anytime soon! While it's a compromised experience, it still demonstrates the power of modern smartphone cameras!
If you want a more in-depth dive into how I shoot and retouch photos, check out my tutorial with the guys at PROEDU:
proedu.com/products/how-to-ph...
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**Edit Adobe Camera Raw settings is probably not actually in-camera default settings but due to the lack of correct picture profiles due to this early stage. This was filmed on the 20th November 2020.
Gear I used:
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
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