So there's been a lot of talk about the difference between the Max model, the iPhone 12

Pro Max and the regular iPhone 12 Pro, which is the device I've been using.

There's been talk about how there's not a big difference and then there's been talk about how there is a difference.

And there's a little bit of a, well I wouldn't call it a dispute but you know the tech community is curious people are trying to figure out

How to talk about this stuff what to recommend or just how to reference

The performance difference between these two devices because it's the first time it's the first generation that we had

a difference between pro models that there's actually a functional difference beyond the stuff I've been talking about,

you know, scale and battery life and things like this.

It's a different camera.

It is a different camera.

And it's been hard to showcase that because both the cameras are very good.

And if you feed enough light to either of these pro cameras, you can be that's a nice photo that's a great picture.

Yeah and what we're starting to recognize as time goes on well I recognize it pretty much right away

when I was just doing a video and I finally got the Max model to me to my eyes I sort picked up a subtle improvement

but we can make this even more clear when you start to get into the low light stuff and the reason for this because you have a bigger, well you have bigger pixels, bigger sensor.

And this company a third party, highlight, I don't know how to pronounce that,

but this is a third party camera app on iPhone

that's very popular.

I think it's the most popular third-party camera app and you

know it's for professionals they want more control over how they're going to make

an image and so the developer, a head developer of this

particular company came out and he's saying look here's the differences and

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