"The iPhone 17 Pro Max received several camera upgrades this year, but the two that I'd like to focus on are the ProRes Raw video support and the 18MP Center Stage front sensor. With the former, videographers can record content while bypassing all the usual, automated image processing, like adapting colors and sharpness. The result is footage that's friendlier to edit, can be matched to the tone that you're after, and, perhaps most importantly, appears more consistent with content captured by other cameras."
"Also: Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: I compared both, and here's the winner Apple has also upgraded the front camera, which can now take photos and videos with a wider field of view. It's achieved this by opting for a square-shaped sensor versus a rectangular one, allowing the iPhone to crop in or out (read: take photos in landscape or portrait orientation) without requiring you to rotate the device."
Multiple flagship phones were released, including Google's Pixel 10 series and Apple's iPhone 17. The iPhone 17 Pro Max receives camera upgrades, notably ProRes Raw video support and an 18MP Center Stage front sensor. ProRes Raw lets videographers bypass automated image processing, producing footage easier to edit, match to other cameras, and maintain consistent tone. The square-shaped front sensor increases field of view and enables cropping between landscape and portrait without rotating the device. The iPhone 17 Pro Max suits video and selfie enthusiasts. Heavy gaming and multitasking can make the phone run hot. Comparisons include the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.
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