Hi TRF colleagues,
I just bought an iPhone 15 Pro Max. My previous cellphone was quite outdated, so I thought that I would indulge myself.
I mainly wanted to have a good camera, so currently this is the best in the iPhone lineup as I understand it.
So, here’s my question, please.
When I take a photograph, can I determine its file size? I am trying to see how much more space a RAW photo uses than does a JPEG, and in general I am experimenting with different file formats.
I understand of course that, once I download the photograph or send it to my computer one way another, then I can find the answer to this question. However, can I determine the file size before I send the photograph to my computer? If I can, then I can more conveniently conduct experiments pertaining to file sizes.
Thank you.
Stanley
I just bought an iPhone 15 Pro Max. My previous cellphone was quite outdated, so I thought that I would indulge myself.
I mainly wanted to have a good camera, so currently this is the best in the iPhone lineup as I understand it.
So, here’s my question, please.
When I take a photograph, can I determine its file size? I am trying to see how much more space a RAW photo uses than does a JPEG, and in general I am experimenting with different file formats.
I understand of course that, once I download the photograph or send it to my computer one way another, then I can find the answer to this question. However, can I determine the file size before I send the photograph to my computer? If I can, then I can more conveniently conduct experiments pertaining to file sizes.
Thank you.
Stanley