If even it did not came with 5G, iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro are massive upgrades in 2020

iPhone 12 of Apple and the iPhone 12 Pro were out now along with iPhone 12 Mini. In the short time, they have proven to be the best iPhone upgrade Apple has ever produced, not even the future impact of 5G.

The most important design overhaul of Apple’s iPhone since the design was used the last time. Anyone who has used iPhone 5 or iPhone 5s feels very familiar.

This is by no means a dig because the design looks fresh and feels great. It slimmers and makes the phone feel much bigger.

Apple didn’t try to copy the used design necessarily. Just as the iPad Pros and now iPad Air look more modern on the flat side.

We can’t even overlook the fact, because of the flat base, that it made it easier for us to get up on our phone.

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro design

Both the 12 and 12 Pro iPhone are the same size this year, which means that the case for the 12 iPhones is for the 12 Pro iPhone. This will certainly help cases producers who will not be able to create four case sizes this year, but when trying to decipher which type to select, it does become a little more confusing.

All colors are new, or at least tweaked from the flat sides this year.

The iPhone 12 is bright and has several anodized RED, green , blue, silver and black colors. We have the green model, which looks great, although we want the color to be more vibrant and similar to the green iPod mini many years ago.

It is thinner , lighter, and smaller in comparison with the iPhone 11, but much improved. This year, the LCD display is shown for almost the same Super Retina XDR display on an iPhone 12 Pro. The display is now available.

The iPhone 12 Pro is all the same, with a slightly lower average brightness.

When comparing the screen, let’s say, the improving form factor and everything else, you will feel like an enormous jump from an iPhone 11 to an iPhone 12.

Silver colors have a lighter or white back pane for stainless steel, gold is brighter than previously, and graphite, which is just a lighter hair — similar to the Apple Watch graphite, has been used for spatial graphite.

Pacific blue was by far the most popular of the new colorways thanks to an informal poll held in our local Apple Stores. Who do we love this color is easy to see. It’s “streets ahead,” as Chevy Chase would say.

We liked the iPhone 11 Pro green and the iPhone 11 Pro Max, but the blue looks much better.

All these new stainless steel colours, which detract from those who prefer to rock their iPhone without cast, seems like a crazy fingerprint. Blue and graphite in the Pacific are the worst offenders, still displaying silver and the best of gold.

Apple also improved durability in two respects, apart from the obvious changes to the phone — namely the flat sides and the bigger screen on iPhone 12. The first is to almost double its water resistance. It can now stay in water up to six meters for 30 minutes, up from the four-meter limit for the same length. Secondly, there is the new ceramic shield on the telephone front.

The ceramic shield should improve by a four-factor its drop resistance. These changes do not go far enough, even though they are well received.

I’ve had only two problems with the durability of an iPhone in all my years. The back of the glass is cracking — twice, and I still have scratches at the top of my display. What is so furious about this is that it shouldn’t just occur. I never dropped my phone, but now the back glass has twice cracked me.

I don’t know if it’s an accidental bump, or what, but it happened without the telephone falling down. One of these took place while giving a case to those who are already wondering.

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro Advanced Cameras

While the competition keeps oversaturation of its pictorial images and tosses on the nearly useless zooming capabilities of 100Xs, Apple has concentrated on core cameras. When new features are introduced, they are technologically impressive and practical rather than just marketing fodder to spoil the competition in social advertising.

iPhone 12 Pro offers a new Wide Camp with a 1,6-inch aperture, the fastest ever on the iPhone for a 27% enhancing low-light image and video performance; the Ultra Wide Camera is equipped with a 120 degree field of view, perfect for capturing more scene in tight spots or epic landscapes.

Whereas iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 47% larger sensor with 1.7μm pixel for a massive 87% improvement in low light conditions. It includes the expansive Ultra Wide camera with a 65 mm telephoto focal length for increased flexibility with tighter shots and crops.

Night-mode enhancements, now extended to TrueDepth and Ultra Wide cameras, make the image even brighter. And evenings Time-Lapse delivers longer exposure times for sharper videos, better lights, and smoother exposure when used with a tripod in low-light scenarios.

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro Dolby Vision

In this year’s Dolby Vision both iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro were able to capture 4 K videos. Dolby Vision was always the best one when it came to HDR video. Dolby Vision was the best of the best.

Now the power comes in your pocket to the small phone.

Many people may not realize that, but Dolby Vision doesn’t shoot it for feature films and shows, since it’s shot and mastered in Dolby Vision. That’s why iPhone 12 can shoot, edit, play and share this unbelievable content even more impressivamente.

Dolby Vision shooting is not a special mode, just switch it on in the camera settings app.

Apple makes managing it so easy and smooth. With it activated, when you capture video, Dolby Vision content is recorded. Like other special media in the Photos app, like burst photos or a portrait image, the picture is marked as HDR with a sign in the top left corner.

Between the two, iPhone 12 can take a 40 K 60 rake per second from Dolby Vision and iPhone 12 is only 30 frames per second. Despite the devices that have the same internal processor.

This 4 K Dolby Vision image is unbelievable, sharp, shiny and full of unbelievable detail. There is a clear difference in quality between standard 4 K images and the HDR images.

Not everyone, but people who like this feature will be overjoyed, and they use a great quantity of space (750 mb per minute of films).

There are currently a few minor format questions, such as a promised Final Cut Pro X update to support Dolby Vision editing. It is currently best edited on the device.

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro Night mode portraits

The ability to take portraits in a very low light for Apple’s new Pro iPhone is another massive camera update. We have almost no-light tests and still could capture a fantastic portrait shot with our iPhone 12 Pro.

The latter was dark, grainy, and useless when we had two similar shots — one on the iPhone 12Pro and one on the iPhone 11Pro. The first was a fully usable, clear and well-exhibited shot.

We took two small-light portrait shots on the iPhone 12 Pro in another test. One of them was without night mode.

The night mode image was still a passable portrait shot, but it was very dark, extra grain, and a lot of redrafts were needed to make it usable. As the stage lighting effect which replaced the background with all black showed, it could recognize us as the subject, the background was not boring.

The background remained the same sharp even when the aperture was manually adjusted in the Photos app.

This same picture was dramatically different in our night mode version. He was much higher and had a beautiful, blurred background which could be enhanced by adjusting the opening.

In comparison, the other picture looked like a waste. Again, this isn’t a jerk, but a big step forward for the practical benefit of the camera.

To take a portrait in night mode, switch to Camera’s portrait mode. The night mode indicator appears at the upper-left corner if the light is too low for a standard shot.

One limitation, however, is that it works only with 1X instead of zooming in with 2X. If you are in 2X mode and the light is low, the toggle displays a helpful night mode indicator, so you can switch to 1X so the shot can be captured with night mode.

In the night-mode, the shutter will remain open for a full second or two and you will have to keep still and hold the camera for better results. The night-mode is also similar for portraits.

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro LiDAR

Apple’s addition of a LiDAR scanner is part of the magic behind portraits in night mode. Apple can offer faster and more precise low-light autofocus, even night mode portraits, by using the LiDAR scanner.

Portraits appear better than in the previous generation in all lighting conditions since the subject can be mapped more precisely before the camera.

We took a photo of our hand, which was usually a very difficult subject to shoot in portrait mode because its outline was irregular, it can not be recognized as a face and could fuse in with the background in our case. Yet between the front and background, there was no blurring.

Clearly, in our testing, we shoot many low light photos and portrait photos and can say very clearly that the focus is faster and precise, portrait mode is better and portraits in night mode are a changer.

Sadly, this is where the practical LiDAR benefits end. Like with the 2020 iPad Pros, the Measure App can be used to get an individual’s height right away, but the demonstration seems more fun than something that users rely on for everyday use.

Apple kept most of the cameras the same otherwise. All lenses are still 12 megapixels wide, wide and telephony. The wide-angle has a new seven-element lens and an aperture of f/1.6 (F/1.8) faster, but otherwise the hardware has things like usual.

Realistic AR

This technology offers faster AR experiences, more realistic and improves autofocus by 6x in low-light scenes, for more precision and less capture time in photos and videos. This advanced hardware, combined with the power of the A14 Bionic neural engine, also unlocks portraits of the Night Mode, making it a beautiful bokeh effect.

Hello 5G Technology

iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Max deliver advanced global 5 G experience designed to integrate high-quality hardware and world-class software in an efficient way. 5G on iPhone features improved acceleration for faster downloads and uploads, better video streaming, more responsive gaming, real-time app interactivity, high definition FaceTime, etc. Customers can also enjoy a secure, quick connection to reduce the need for public Wi-Fi hotspots.

A14 Bionic: Powerful than ever

A14 Bionic is the first mobile industry chip designed on the 5-nanometer process generations ahead of the competition. The A14 Bionic has the fastest CPU and GPU up to 50% faster and more efficient than ever before compared to competing smartphone chips, which enable console-quality games, powerful computing photography, and more while providing high-level battery life.

iPhone 12 Pro Colors 

In four stainless steel finishes including graphite, silver, gold, and pacific blue, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max are available.

Price of iPhone 12 Pro Models

iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max models are available with 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB of storage, starting at $999 and $1.099, respectively.