The Advantage of Shooting in RAW vs. JPEG
Actually, there are benefits to both, and while the iPhone supports RAW images, the iPhone’s Camera app doesn’t let you shoot in RAW, unless you have a 12 Pro, Pro Max or newer (see the next page for shooting in Apple’s ProRAW format with these models). If you don’t have a model that supports shooting in RAW, you have to use the built-in camera in an app like Adobe’s Lightroom Photo Editor (shown above), Photoshop Camera, VSCO, Darkroom, or Snapseed. So, if you’re only going to use Apple’s Camera app, you can read this just for info only. First off, it’s important to note that JPEG images generally look ...
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