iPhone 11 and 11 Pro review: Are they for you?

the iPhone 11 the iPhone 11 Pro the iPhone 11 Pro max these are Apple's iPhones for 2019 are any of them for you let's find out now let's put this in perspective what is Apple doing with iPhones right now every year

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have a new iPhone now we are moving towards all these new technologies, some of them are not fully here yet and Apple is looking at practical things. I'm going to make this easy and say that of the three iPhones you're really looking at an iPhone 11 in different variations and the Mac Pro and Pro are the same with different screen sizes, so the difference between the Pro and the 11 really comes down to steel or aluminum and you choose two chambers or three. iPhones have faster processors, have better battery life and come in different colors but actually this year Apple is making the big camera related feature here, check it out, okay now you're looking through the iPhone 11 Pro Max and I'm holding the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 ready, now all of these phones have a 12 megapixel wide angle, which is what you're looking at now, which is now on the standard camera, but it also had an ultra wide angular that significantly expands the view, this is a kind of special shot, you have to play with it to get it.

They both have the framing right, but only the pro phones have a telephoto lens that gets really close to X optical zoom, that's something I use all the time, but you have to pay for it. You may not need a telephoto lens, but that's what the professional takes advantage of. give me that phone back, the front cameras on all iPhone 11 models are the same and are better than last year's 10 and 10 models, there are 12 megapixel cameras and

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are wider so you can fit more people in one shot, which is key and has been on other phones as well and yes there is also the slow speed feature, slow motion selfie, whatever you want to call it, it is not a photography mode like live photo, but what you are enabling is the recording of slow motion video in front. looking at the camera, I wouldn't use it much, it's like this year it was an emoji and you know what my kids really liked playing with it, it basically recorded minutes sticking their tongue out in the photos I took on the 11th and 11th.

Until Now, the Pro looks great, but Apple's photo quality has already been excellent in recent years. You'll notice it at most with things like Smart HDR in extreme lighting conditions or, of course, with that extra ultra-wide-angle camera, the camera app. has changed and you can see here that when you zoom in more, it includes some of the things from the other lenses on the camera to show you what you might be missing, so it frames in the square, but then it says, "Hey, maybe want to go back." It's like the viewfinder portrait mode is back, you can also zoom in and out and there's a new mode called high key light mono that takes that photo and superimposes it on a white background in black and white the iPhone 11 has two cameras, the wide angle and the ultra wide angle, but it lacks the telephoto lens.

You could zoom in further, but it's a digital zoom which isn't always as high quality, but sometimes it's okay, and in portrait mode it's there, but it's only available at a wide zoom level, it doesn't zoom in. Telephoto There is also video stabilization on the iPhone 11 and 11pro models, it is better than before. I shot at 60 frames per second in 4k and tried walking to check it, it's not 100% but I was previously using stabilization on iPhones actually. I used it for filming at Apple events when I walk into the demo room and I think it's smoother, it still shows my steps but it looks better and the video overall looks great, it's always been the strong point of the iPhone, this one looks much better. but keep in mind that many of the things they do can be done in both models.

There's also a quick video shot where when you're in photo mode you can press and hold the shutter button to take a video and record it in the aspect ratio of whatever you're taking a photo of now. You want to see how the night mode works, but it's still not dark enough, so before we get to that, let's talk about design because people care that Apple makes attractive phones regardless but there are some differences: the iPhone 11 has a glossy glass back and an aluminum casing, while the iPhone 11 pro has a stainless steel casing and a frosted glass back, like last year when the iPhone 10 had an aluminum casing and the 10 had a of steel. one, it's kind of a luxury upgrade here I have two of the most controversial colors, the greens, this green at 11 looks like a 60's swimming pool, like an aqua turquoise, it's a bit funky, while the midnight green at The 11pro has this industrial nature lover. kind of look and the three-camera lightning bolt is a bit intimidating, the whole thing has a 'don't like' look or a sort of futuristic dystopian iPhone look, whereas this one looks a bit friendlier, but why couldn't they these?

They fit what couldn't this be colorful and pastel and why couldn't it be metallic so it's an iPhone earth the iPhone 11 has the same LCD screen as the iPhone 10 R and it looks much better than you think it's perfectly fine, but the iPhone 11 pro has an OLED screen that has a higher resolution and also a higher sleep ratio this year and brighter, it's starting to get dark enough for night mode, it's not even dark enough yet, it's coming with me and I. I'll show you how night mode works. Night mode automatically activates when it gets dark enough and you can tell because there's a little icon here that tells you the average exposure length when using it.

If it gets darker, that will increase my shot. a photo right now takes a little while to process, but then you can see that it actually works much better than previous iPhones. Night mode works in telephoto and wide angle but when you go to ultra wide angle there are no night mode photos they still look good but they won't work with the same night vision that you would get in the other modes so so far I have a lot feelings about night mode. I think it's a great hype feature on the iPhone. and many other competing phones have added this feature, but keep in mind that the extra exposure time is something you need to get used to, plus the photos you take will produce some unusual processing effects, some photos look spectacular, others look strangely dramatic.

The colors are very saturated and sometimes it can seem like night is day and the resolution of these photos can vary greatly, they will not look as sharp as a photo in broad daylight in all cases, sometimes you may want to turn it off for complete. I've only been using it for a few days and I'm glad it's there, but night mode isn't a panacea for everything. There's no night mode in video, but Apple's camera improvements for video recording look great in low-light conditions. However, it is ultra wide angle. It doesn't capture as much detail in low light as the wide-angle and telephoto modes.

Well guys, serious talk, so I haven't even used these phones for over a week, actually less than a week and there's a lot you can look at. I think these are better phones and the fact that Apple is focusing on better battery life is fantastic, but there are a few things I would have liked, for example you can only get a larger charger or an 18 watt charger with the professional phone that does not come. with the iPhone 11 and there's no USB and you can't charge things through the back, which is good for, say, a watch that Samsung makes that you can't do on this yet.

I don't really care that much about 5g yet because I just like my own cellular connection to work better on LTE, which, thanks to the way the country's connectivity works, isn't always the case on my daily commutes, but I hope That is solved, we will see how it works and you. I don't even know if next year Apple will release a 5g iPhone and if they do how much it would cost right now, Apple is focusing on some core product upgrades, faster, better battery life, better camera, which I upgrade to This, I mean most people. They don't upgrade their phones every year, every two years, or every three years.

A lot of people I know, my family and others, upgrade every four years, so you're really going to wait to spend money on a phone and Apple at least does that. recognizing that everyone will buy if that was on our phone and they are aiming more at the $700 phone, which is still expensive, but at least it's not a thousand dollar phone and it costs 50 dollars less than the 10r one, so there is a little progress I would still like to see a sequel to the iPhone se, who knows if that will ever happen in the meantime, if you've had a phone like an iPhone 6s or a7 this is a really good update and if you're a photographer who wants something where You can see all the color details and especially at night, the OLED will be worth it, but you may also want to wait and see what else is coming.

These are not necessary updates, they are good updates and that's the story. of the iPhone in 2019, are you kidding me? I've been working on this. I have seen my children. I've been to Brooklyn. I came back to New Jersey, which is like two rivers. They really like taking selfies in slow motion. what will be most of Salomo's selfies, I mean, they're okay, slow motion is cool, but someday, after all the tech events are over, I'll see my family again and it will be wonderful.