The Apple iPhone 15 Plus and Apple iPhone 15 share the same rear camera specs, as well as the same chipset, so as expected, the camera results of the Apple iPhone 15 Plus are exactly the same as those of the Apple iPhone 15.
We’ve included an example from our testing to show the similarities between these two models. But for a more in-depth look at the photography and video performance of the Apple iPhone 15 Plus’ rear camera, we direct you to the full Apple iPhone 15 test results.
Overview
Key Camera Specifications:
- Primary: 48 MP, f/1.6, 26mm (wide), Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS with sensor shift
- Ultra-wide: 12MP, f/2.4, 13mm, 120˚ field of view
- Telephoto: 12 MP, 52 mm, f/1.6 aperture
- A16 bionic chipset
Pros
- Vivid brightness and contrast when photos and videos are viewed on the HDR display
- Pleasant and natural color rendering and skin tones especially in bright light conditions, for photos and videos
- Accurate depth estimation and efficient fine detail segmentation in portrait mode
- Low noise level on videos
- Effective video stabilization.
- Smooth zoom experience in preview
Against
- High level of photographic noise, particularly in dark areas
- Fairly limited zoom capabilities
- Slightly limited dynamic range in photos and videos
- Sometimes fine details are lost in low-light videos
- Artifacts, including glare, moving textures (low lighting), and aliasing
SBMARK CHART (DMC) Detail Retention Score vs. Lux Levels for Tripod and Handheld Conditions
This graph shows the evolution of the DMC detail retention score with lux level, for two retention conditions. The DMC Detail Retention Score is derived from an AI-based metric trained to evaluate the performance of texture and detail on a selection of crops from our SBMARK chart.
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