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But why ah ?
Yeah, why? Saw a few videos and guides online saying that heif is lower quality than Jpeg
But why ah ?
Yeah, why? Saw a few videos and guides online saying that heif is lower quality than Jpeg
But why ah ?
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iPhone 11 Pro night mode
Great shot! Love this photo, very beautiful to me!
I'm not disputing what you said, but there are also examples that say otherwise..so I put this up for discussions:It is simply more efficient to use HEIF (High Efficiency Image File Format)
It always takes a company with courage to drop old tech for newer and better ones. XD (RIP headphone jack users)
Better compression.
Modern format.
Better image quality.
https://nokiatech.github.io/heif/comparison.html
Good comparison site
HEIF has a higher depth than JPEG. As HEIF uses a 16-bit deep color, while the JPEG is only 8-bit which is smaller by at least two-fold. To be clear, devices that support HEIF format can capture more colors provided by the 10-bit color output present in cameras. What's more, the editing function of HEIF format is more powerful than that of JPEG.
HEIF is more flexible than JPEG. It is not just a file format but a file container. JPEG can only support a single image, while HEIF can support either a single image or a series of image. This feature makes HEIF perfect to take living photos. This advantage also makes it potential to replace GIF in the future.
I'm not disputing what you said, but there are also examples that say otherwise..so I put this up for discussions:
https://youtu.be/RAZtIIe-XHs?t=142
https://appleinsider.com/articles/17/10/04/watch-heif-vs-jpeg-on-iphone-8-compared
These are quite dated though, so has the HEIF format improved since these were made?
iPhone 11 Pro Max, post edited with SnapSeed’s Accentunate tool.
iPhone 11 Pro Max Ultra Wide
Can wait for deep fusion photos.
The thing is how we know when it’s deep fusion and when it isn’t