The new iPhone 15 Pro phones have numerous unique features. One of them is an action button that can be customized to replaces the traditional mute switch. The button is programmed to start apps, create notes in voice, or even run shortcuts.

It also has support for ProRaw files and Cinematic Mode videos for a more professional look. And it’s going all-in on USB-C, which is the exact port that you will find in the majority of laptops as well as other gadgets.

A16 Bionic chip

Apple’s new A-series processor is the driving force behind this year’s iPhone 15 lineup. Developed on TSMC’s 3nm process that promises significant improvements in performance and power efficiency although it’s smaller than its predecessor.

Geekbench scores for the new A17 Bionic chip have proven that the processor is faster than last year’s A16 Bionic chip found in the iPhone 14 Pro. It also boasts a faster GPU that allows console exclusive games like Resident Evil 4 to run in native resolution on the iPhone 15 Pro.

Unfortunately, it will take greater than A17 Bionic chip for it to propel the iPhone 15 Pro beyond a couple of its competition. Unless Android phones adopt the A17 processor, which is 3nm in size Bionic chip, they’ll need to use older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processors which will not be able to make up the difference in certain benchmark tests. In any case it is expected that using the A17 Bionic chip will offer significantly more efficient GPU and CPU performance than the current Android phones.

ProMotion display

ProMotion is the fancy name Apple uses for the 120Hz high-resolution display which first came out on the iPad Pro in 2017. The feature speeds up parts of the display, giving better scrolling performance and greater responsiveness, while slowing down other areas when you’re not making use of it in order to conserve power.

Apple’s own applications use ProMotion automatically, but third-party developers still need to select the more powerful frame rate if they want their motion-related games or applications to take advantage of the fluid motions. Developers can do so in their Display Settings menu.

This means that even older iPhones and non-Pro iPads going to feel sluggish by contrast when switching back to their. However, that doesn’t mean that ProMotion is only available to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max as it’s anticipated to be eventually added to MacBooks with lower specs as well, according to AppleInsider.

Photography ProRAW

Although smartphone photography has advanced to the point that you are confident in making some great photos but it’s far from being on par with DSLR cameras. This is where ProRAW arrives and aims to enhance your photography with Apple’s algorithmic photography.

Apple’s dien thoai iphone 15 Pro Max have 48MP main cameras, which can record plenty of details. However, until now you could only tap into that full resolution by shooting in raw or using applications from third parties.

ProRAW allows you to take photos with high-resolution in RAW format. This enables the user to be more in control of editing. However, it can also mean bigger image files, and these can consume storage quickly. That’s why it only works for the Pro models and needs iOS 14.3 or newer. The option to enable it is by tapping the crossed-out RAW button on the Camera app. The feature isn’t compatible with Live Photos or Portrait mode but it is possible. There’s no confirmation on if or when Apple will bring this feature to different iPhones.

Cinematic Mode video clips

Through Cinematic Mode videos you can create a stunning effect that blurs the background around your subject, similar to how Portrait images work. It is also possible to alter the focus point after shooting to fine-tune your results.

This feature is a wonderful method to elevate your TikTok as well as Instagram videos to a new level. It’s simple to use and it looks fantastic, though similar to any other feature that depends on machine learning, it might be able to distract attention in the most inappropriate moments or switch to an area you didn’t intend.

It’s worth noting that the Camera app for the iPhone Camera app will automatically apply stabilization to your videos when you use this feature. It’s a great feature especially if you’re recording as you’re running or moving around, and especially with hands that shake. Apple will enable ProRes support for this mode of video in an upgrade later in the year which will let it capture up to 4K at 60 frames per second. This should allow you to capture high-quality video for editing within programs like Final Cut or iMovie.