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Capturing Yosemite: A Deep Dive With the iPhone 15 Pro Max and 13 Pro Max Cameras

October 15, 2023
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Capturing Yosemite: A Deep Dive With the iPhone 15 Pro Max and 13 Pro Max Cameras
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This past week, I took Apple’s new iPhone 15 Pro Max on an epic adventure to California’s Yosemite National Park.

As a professional photographer, I take tens of thousands of photos every year. Much of my work is done inside my San Francisco photo studio, but I also spend a considerable amount of time shooting on location. I still use a DSLR, but my iPhone 13 Pro is never far from me.

Like most people nowadays, I don’t upgrade my phone every year or even two. Phones have reached a point where they are good at performing daily tasks for three or four years. And most phone cameras are sufficient for capturing everyday special moments to post on social media or share with friends.

Taft Point at sunset, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max

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Taft Point at sunset, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max

Sunset at Taft Point in Yosemite National Park, shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max telephoto camera, unedited.

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But maybe, like me, you’re in the mood for something shiny and new like the iPhone 15 Pro Max. I wanted to find out how my 2-year-old iPhone 13 Pro and its 3x optical zoom would do against the 15 Pro Max and its new 5x optical zoom. And what better place to take them than on an epic adventure to Yosemite, one of the crown jewels of America’s National Park System and an iconic destination for outdoor lovers.

Yosemite is absolutely, massively impressive.

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Unedited images from the iPhone 13 Pro Max, left, and iPhone 15 Pro Max, right. Notice the measurably improved exposure on the 15 Pro Max image, along with richer colors and more fine detail.

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The main camera is still the best camera

The iPhone 15 Pro Max’s main camera with its wide angle lens is the most important camera on the phone. It has a new larger 48-megapixel sensor that had no problem being my daily workhorse for a week.

Sunrise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park

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Sunrise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park

I took this at 7:35 a.m. with the 15 Pro Max watching the sun rise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park.

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The larger sensor means the camera can now capture more light and render colors more accurately. And the improvements are visible. Not only do photos look richer in bright light but also in low-light scenarios.

In the images below, taken at sunrise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park, notice how the 15 Pro Max’s photo has better fidelity, color and contrast in the foreground leaves. Compare that against the pronounced edge sharpening of the mountaintops in the 13 Pro image.

The 15 Pro Max’s camera captures excellent detail in bright light, including more texture, like in rocky landscapes, more detail in the trees and more fine-grained color.

Sunrise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park

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Sunrise at Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park

Unedited images from the iPhone 13 Pro Max, left, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max, right. Notice the improved fidelity, color, and contrast in the foreground leaves.

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A new 15 Pro Max feature aimed at satisfying a camera nerd’s creative itch uses the larger main sensor combined with the A17 Pro chip to turn the 24mm equivalent wide angle lens into essentially four lenses. You can switch the main camera between 1x, 1.2x, 1.5x and 2x, the equivalent of 24mm, 28mm, 35mm and 50mm prime lens – four of the most popular prime lens lengths. In reality, the 15 Pro Max takes crops of the sensor and using some clever processing to correct lens distortion.

In use, it’s nice to have these crop options, but for most people they will likely be of little interest.

Climbers gather around the famous Midnight Lightning boulder

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Climbers gather around the famous Midnight Lightning boulder

Climbers gather around the famous Midnight Lightning boulder. Shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max main camera.

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I find the 15 Pro Max’s native 1x view a little wide and enjoy being able to change it to default to 1.5x magnification. I went into Settings, tapped on Camera, then on Main Camera and changed the default lens to a 35mm look. Now, every time I open the camera, it’s at 1.5x and I can just focus on framing and taking the photo instead of zooming in.

Another nifty change that I highly recommend is to customize the Action button so that it opens the camera when you long press it. The Action button replaces the switch to mute/silence your phone that has been on every iPhone since the original. You can program the Action button to trigger a handful of features or shortcuts by going into the Settings app and tapping Action button. Once you open the camera, the Action button can double as a physical camera shutter button.

Hibiki managed to climb the incredibly difficult Midnight Lightning boulder, one of the world's most famous bouldering problems

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Hibiki managed to climb the incredibly difficult Midnight Lightning boulder, one of the world's most famous bouldering problems

Hibiki managed to climb the incredibly difficult Midnight Lightning boulder, one of the world’s most famous bouldering challenges.

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The dynamic range and detail are noticeably better in photos I took with the 15 Pro Max main camera in just about every lighting condition.

There are fewer blown out highlights and nicer, blacker blacks with less noise. In particular, there is more tonal range and detail in the whites. I noticed this particularly when it came to how the 15 Pro Max captured direct sunlight on climbers or in the shadow detail in the rock formations.

Read more: iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera vs. Galaxy S23 Ultra: Smartphone Shootout

Overall, the 15 Pro Max’s main camera is simply far better and consistent at exposures than on the 13 Pro.

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The iPhone 15 Pro Max 5x telephoto camera

Climbers at Swan Slab in the Yosemite Valley. Rich but natural colors and finely rendered textures in the rock.

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Climbers at Swan Slab in the Yosemite Valley. Rich but natural colors and finely rendered textures in the rock.

Climbers at Swan Slab in the Yosemite Valley. The colors are rich but natural. Textures in the rock are finely rendered.

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The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a 5x telephoto camera with an f/2.8 aperture and an equivalent focal length of 120mm.

The 13 Pro’s 3x camera, introduced in 2021, was a huge step up from previous models and still gives zoomed-in images a cinematic feel from the lens’ depth compression. The 15 Pro Max’s longer telephoto lens, combined with a larger sensor, accentuates those cinematic qualities even further, resulting in images with a rich array of color and a wider tonal range.

All this translates to a huge improvement in light capture and a noticeable step up in image quality for the iPhone’s zoom lens.

You can see the improved detail and range evident in the highlights of the water with the iPhone 15 Pro Max, as well as a warmer, more realistic color rendering.

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You can see the improved detail and range evident in the highlights of the water with the iPhone 15 Pro Max, as well as a warmer, more realistic color rendering.

Zoomed in on Bridalveil Falls. iPhone 13 Pro Max, left, iPhone 15 Pro Max, right. Compare the improved detail and dynamic range evident in the highlights of the water with the iPhone 15 Pro Max, as well as the warmer, more realistic color rendering. 

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I found that the 15 Pro Max’s telephoto camera yields better photos of subjects farther away like mountains, wildlife and the stage at a live concert.

Shot on iPhone 13 Pro Max at 136mm, left, iPhone 15 Pro Max at 120mm, right, you can see the exposure, range, and natural color rendering improvements on the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

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Shot on iPhone 13 Pro Max at 136mm, left, iPhone 15 Pro Max at 120mm, right, you can see the exposure, range, and natural color rendering improvements on the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Can you spot the climber on El Capitan? Shot on iPhone 13 Pro Max at 136mm, left, iPhone 15 Pro Max at 120mm, right. You can see the exposure, range and natural color improvements in the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s image.

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A combination of optical stabilization and 3D sensor-shift make the 15 Pro Max’s tele upgrade experience easier to use by steadying the image capture. A longer lens typically means there’s a greater chance of blurred images due to your hand shaking. Using such a long focal length magnifies every little movement of the camera.

I found that the 3D sensor-shift optical image stabilization system does wonders for shooting distant subjects and minimizing that camera shake.

The image below was shot with the 5x zoom on the iPhone 15 Pro Max looking up the Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View. It is an incredibly crisp telephoto image.

5x zoom on the iPhone 15 Pro Max looking up the Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View.

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5x zoom on the iPhone 15 Pro Max looking up the Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View.

An unedited image shot on the 15 Pro Max’s telephoto lens, looking up the Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View.

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For reference, the image below was shot on the 15 Pro Max from the same location using the ultra Wide lens. I am about five miles away from that V-shaped dip at the end of the valley.

A view of the Yosemite Valley from the Tunnel View observation point, shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Ultra Wide lens.

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A view of the Yosemite Valley from the Tunnel View observation point, shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Ultra Wide lens.

An unedited 7:39 a.m. view of the Yosemite Valley from the Tunnel View observation point, shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max with the ultra wide lens.

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The iPhone still suffers from lens flare

Lens flares, along with the green dot that seems to be in all iPhone images taken into direct sunlight, continue to be an issue on the iPhone 15 Pro Max despite the new lens coatings.

Apple says the main camera lens has been treated for anti-glare, but I didn’t notice any improvements. In some cases, images have even greater lens flares than photos from previous iPhone models.

Notice the repeated halo effect surrounding the sun on the images below shot at Lower Yosemite Falls.

As the sun pokes over the top of Dewey Point we seen some lens flare and the 'green dot' appear.

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As the sun pokes over the top of Dewey Point we seen some lens flare and the 'green dot' appear.

The sun poking over the top of Dewey Point causes some lens flare on the 15 Pro Max and the infamous iPhone ‘green dot’ in this unedited photo from the main camera. 

James Martin/CNET The signature iPhone lens flare dot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max

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The signature iPhone lens flare dot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max

Check out the signature iPhone lens flare dot on this unedited iPhone 15 Pro Max telephoto image.

James Martin/CNET Lens flare on iPhone 13 Pro Max vs. iPhone 15 Pro Max

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Lens flare on iPhone 13 Pro Max vs. iPhone 15 Pro Max

Lens flare on iPhone 13 Pro Max, left, vs. the iPhone 15 Pro Max, right, when shooting into direct sunlight with the ultra wide lens. 

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The 15 Pro Max and Smart HDR 5

Lower Yosemite Falls, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max Main camera

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Lower Yosemite Falls, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max Main camera

Lower Yosemite Falls, shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max main camera, unedited. Notice the naturally rendered exposure, the smooth sky, the detail in the whites of the waterfall and the rich black detail in the rocks.

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The 15 Pro Max’s new A17 Pro chip brings with it greater computational power (Apple calls it Smart HDR 5), which delivers more natural looking images compared with the 13 Pro, especially in very bright and very dark scenes. There is a noticeably better, more subtle handling of color with a less heavy-handed approach that balances between brightening the shadows and darkening highlights.

You can see clearly the warmer, more natural looking light in 15 Pro Max photo below, pushing back against the typical blue light rendering that is common in over-processed HDR images. At the same time, Apple’s implementation hasn’t swayed too far in the opposite direction and refrains from over saturating orange colors that frequently troubles digital corrections on phones.

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Unedited images from the iPhone 13 Pro Max, left, iPhone 15 Pro Max, right. 

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Coming from an iPhone 13 Pro Max, I noticed the background corrections during computational processing on the 15 Pro Max tend to result in more discrete and balanced images. Apple appears to have dialed back its bombastic pursuit of pushing computational photography right in our faces like with the 13 Pro and fine tuned the 15 Pro Max’s image pipeline to lean toward a more realistic reflection of your subject.

It’s a welcome change.

The 15 Pro Max shines in night mode 

Self portrait shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max mounted on a tripod on top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park.

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Self portrait shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max mounted on a tripod on top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park.

An unedited self portrait shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max taken on a tripod an hour after sunset using the self timer at the top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park under the moonlight.

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Night mode shots from the 15 Pro Max look similar to the ones from my 13 Pro Max, but there are minor improvements in the exposure that result in images with a better tonal range. The 15 Pro Max’s larger main camera sensor captures photos with less noise in the blacks and a better overall exposure compared to the 13 Pro Max.

Colors in 15 Pro Max night mode images appear more accurate, realistic, and have a wider dynamic range. Notice the detail in the photo below of El Capitan and The Dawn Wall. The 15 Pro Max even captures detail in the car lights snaking through the valley floor road.

Looking down into the Yosemite Valley from the top of Sentinel Dome at night.

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Looking down into the Yosemite Valley from the top of Sentinel Dome at night.

Looking down into the Yosemite Valley toward El Capitan at the center, from the top of Sentinel Dome at night, unedited. Shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max main camera.

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Overall, night mode images continue to look soft and over-processed. Night mode gives snaps a dream-like vibe and that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. These photos are brighter and have less image noise than those shot on my iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Half Dome seen from atop Sentinel Dome at night, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max Main camera lens, more than an hour and a half after sunset.

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Half Dome seen from atop Sentinel Dome at night, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max Main camera lens, more than an hour and a half after sunset.

Half Dome, Mt. Broderick, and Liberty Cap are seen from atop Sentinel Dome at night, shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max main camera lens, unedited. 

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15 Pro Max vs. 13 Pro Max: the bottom line

By this point, it should be no surprise that the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s cameras are a significant improvement over the ones on the 13 Pro Max. If photography is a priority for you, I recommend upgrading to it from the 13 Pro Max or earlier.

If you’re coming from an iPhone 14 Pro, the improvements seem less dramatic, and it’s likely not a worth the upgrade. I’m incredibly excited to continue carrying the iPhone 15 Pro Max in my pocket to Yosemite or just around my home.

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