48MP Natural Processing
Aim to deliver higher-resolution “natural” photos while keeping the true-to-life look users love.
Context
Users love Natural Processing but are revolting against the 12MP limitation.
To get users the most “natural and untouched” photo we build our Natural Image from the Pixel Binned Raw Pipeline.
So we can’t directly just allow Natural Processing to do 48MP.But we have considered:
A ProRaw Natural (lite) alternative
or to get more mystical and see what we can do with image stacking and such
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Comments9
Dan Kowalsky
Jun 23
Engaged with you guys on Reddit about this feature - excited to see it come to life!
Chris Spiegl
Jun 19
I really like the option to use 48MP / ProRAW Natural processing.
Though, I’d like this to also be saved in Presets. At the moment it appears to not save and thus is a manual setting to do each time.
Jamm Hostetler
Jun 19
That is just an artifact of the beta. It won’t be this way when it’s ready for the public.
Chris Spiegl
Jun 19
Sounds good.
Alex NJ
Jun 9
Novice here. So, if I was skilled enough, I could mimic your Natural Processing using ProRes Raw?
lbzepoqo
Jun 9
In theory yes, I already see some apps using this method
Jamm Hostetler
Jun 10
The general tone, yes. Recreating some of the finer points would be difficult to impossible because ProRAW bakes certain “enhancements” in from the beginning.
Chris Spiegl
Jan 29
I have recently researched the functionality of the sensor and I understand now better why the natural processing is limited to 12 megapixels. However, I also would request to see a natural processing for a 48 megapixel image. Even though it might have some more processing that is forced based on Apple, it would be lovely to kind of have this option similar style as it is currently implemented for the natural processing 12 megapixel image meaning that it has the raw capability to be stored as well as the edited natural image for now this really has a great look that is kind of like a default amazing camera that can take amazing pictures of, in my case, my newborn son, but it also keeps the flexibility to have the RAW file as an alternative when I actually want to go deeper into a photo and make my own edits.
Devan Flaherty
Feb 16
Love it, and totally agree.