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Fat_Sow t1_jcei4vl wrote

Reply to comment by don51181 in iPhone 15 Pro Predicted to See First Price Increase Since iPhone X by [deleted]

I bought an iPhone 12 for a relative a few years ago, that thing holds up great. One of the cheapest models with an OLED screen I think, which still looks absolutely stunning. They make such small incremental upgrades now which makes it hard to justify a newer model.

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wildswalker t1_jcfz4x3 wrote

Have a family member upgrading from an old iPhone. Do you recommend getting the 12 or 12 Pro? How do you like the camera on your 12?

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Fat_Sow t1_jcj6fj9 wrote

I'm not particularly a photography person but I'd say they are fine. They can be a bit blurred in low light, and maybe they are not as sharp as a 13 pro which I can compare them to.

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wildswalker t1_jckgc2x wrote

Thank you. I've read comments on r/iphone that the 13 Pro and 14 Pro oversharpen photos - have you found this to be true?

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Fat_Sow t1_jcnsyhf wrote

Not really, the 13 Pro hasn't had any settings changed and I'd say the photos look quite natural. The battery life is also amazing.

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wildswalker t1_jcp0yok wrote

Thanks. I've definitely read the complaint about overly sharp photos for the 14 Pro and thought they may have also mentioned the 13 Pro. It probably only applies to the jpeg photos, which another user complained about. Shooting in RAW would of course avoid that.

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