a half now the NUMBER_TOKEN pro is already getting you through all day long unless you're doing something heavy but the NUMBER_TOKEN pro is on a whole new level of battery life and you can check out mr who's the boss video to see a full battery test but suffice it to say that battery life is amazing and coming in at number seven on my list is the addition of sensor shift stabilization as opposed to digital stabilization on the NUMBER_TOKEN pro which means the software is doing the stabilizing now on the NUMBER_TOKEN pro you have actual sensor shift hardware the same that came out last year with the NUMBER_TOKEN pro max but wasn't featured in the NUMBER_TOKEN pro and here's a look at a side by side of the same shot so you can see what the improved stabilization looks like the NUMBER_TOKEN already had great stabilization but with the NUMBER_TOKEN there is a notable difference as that sensor shift stabilization technology smooths it out even more making it one of the best stabilization systems on the market so awesome upgrade in video and photo stabilization next improvement at number six is a larger camera sensor and larger lenses this is always the first thing i look for during apple's unveiling announcement is whether or not the camera grew some people don't like how bulky they're getting or how far out they protrude but i personally think bigger is better i wouldn't even mind if they ended up making the entire back of the phone all cameras and this year the NUMBER_TOKEN pro's camera sensor grew by NUMBER_TOKEN from the NUMBER_TOKEN pro or almost twice the size and this lets in almost twice as much light the aperture equivalent for video people is the difference between shooting at a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture versus a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture and what this does is improve low light performance also increases the actual depth of field or background blur and it increases the overall quality of the image because each individual pixel is now larger going from NUMBER_TOKEN micrometers to NUMBER_TOKEN micrometers and these larger sensors also allowed apple to upgrade the size of the lens on the main camera from a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture to a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture so again letting in more light which improves the image quality and with all this extra light being let in the sensor this leads us to our fifth biggest improvement and that is the low light performance here's a side-by-side look at visually what that improvement looks like as you can see there is a lot less noise in the NUMBER_TOKEN pro image so this was a big improvement from the last year's model so much so that the level of noise almost rivals my NUMBER_TOKENdx mark ii with settings at NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKENth of a shutter NUMBER_TOKEN aperture and NUMBER_TOKEN iso now yes the iphone NUMBER_TOKEN's image is a lot softer a mushier in low light but the amount of noise is actually getting pretty close to dslr quality i didn't think it would even be close so i was shocked to see how much they've improved the low light this year and coming in at number four is that the portrait lens has gone from a two times optical zoom to a three times optical zoom this is the equivalent of going from a NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter to a NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter and for reference the iphone NUMBER_TOKEN pro max had a NUMBER_TOKEN zoom which is equivalent to a NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter and number three on my list i have the new macro feature for both video and photo now the ultra wide lens didn't get a bigger sensor but it did get a bigger lens going from a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture to a NUMBER_TOKEN aperture which equates
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