IPhone 17 cameras from Apple can be enormous. This is what to do

IPhone 16 Pro can take great pictures of the three rear cameras. We were seriously admired by his images in any circumstances, and this does not mean anything about his impressive slow -impressive situation. Its multiple crystal lenses and new photography styles provide much even for the most demanding photographers. It even put a strong battle against the best camera phones around it, including the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Pixel 9 Pro and Xiaomi 14 Ultra.

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But it is still not the perfect camera. As an experienced phone and professional photographer, I have exceptionally high expectations for higher phone cameras and have used iPhone 16 Pro since its launch, I have some ideas about what to change.

Here are the main points that I want to see on iPhone 17 when they are most likely launched in September 2025.

A greater picture sensor

Although the 1/1.28-inch sensor is on the main camera of the iPhone 16 Pro is already a good size-and is marginally bigger than the S24 Ultra 1/1.33 inches sensor-I want to see Apple larger. The largest photo sensor can capture more light and provide a better dynamic range. This is why professional cameras tend to get at least a “full frame” photo sensors, while really high -end cameras, such as the amazing Hasselblad 907X, have “medium format” sensors for virgin image quality.

Xiaomi understands this, with 14 Ultra with a 1 -inch type sensor. It is larger than the sensors on almost any other phone, allowing 14 Ultra to take amazing photos in a variety of conditions – including Taylor Swift parties. I am keen to see Apple at least match the Xiaomi phone here with a 1 -inch type sensor. Although if we are talking about pie desires in the sky, IPhone 17 may be the first smartphone with a full -frame image sensor. I will not hold my breath on this person – the phone, and lenses, you will need to be enormous to absorb it, so it is likely to be more efficient only to allow you to make calls with the camera without a mirror.

Changing

When talking about Xiaomi 14 Ultra, one of the other causes that the Phone Rocks is very difficult for for photography is to open the variable on the main camera. The broader opening is f/1.6- much wider than the f/1.78 from iPhone 16 Pro. This broader hole allows a lot of light in low conditions and achieves more honest peach out of focus on a topic.

Certainly, there are a lot of third -party apps like VSCO or Snapseed that allows you to play with color filters everything you want. But using Apple styles means that you can take your photos with the already applied look, then change them after that if you don’t like them-nothing is baked in your image.

The best integration of prora with photography patterns

I think Apple has missed some opportunity with its photographic patterns, as you can only use them when taking pictures in formatting a highly efficient image). Unfortunately, you cannot use it when the Prora. I like to use Apple for Proraw on previous iPhone devices, as it takes advantage of all iPhone’s arithmetic photography – including things like mixing HDR image – but still comes out of the DNG RAW file to facilitate editing.

The DNG file usually also provides more length lines for dark areas or the most prominent tone in a form, making it very versatile. Previously, the prior colored settings of Apple can be used when photographing in Proraw, and loved them. I often shoot pictures similar to the street using black and white mode on the high contrast, then I edited the raw file.

But this still leaves files on your phone, and I would like to be able to do more with them. My exhibition is full of unrestricted video files that I will do so much because it needs to classify external colors. I would like to share them in Instagram, or with my family on WhatsApp, after converting these files from Drab and Gray to a beautiful color.

With iPhone 17, or even with iPhone 16 as a software update, I want to see Apple creates a set of LUTS that can be applied directly to video files on iPhone.

If Apple is able to implement all these changes-with exception, perhaps, the full frame sensor that I can even admit is an ambitious touch-it will have an absolute monster of the camera on its hands.