The most interesting features
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460 pixels per inch resolution OLED displays
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This is good, but I'm not sure how noticeable it will actually be.
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Night Mode on More Lenses
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Night mode now works on ultra wide lenses and front TrueDepth camera. It was odd that Night Mode only worked on one lens on the iPhone 11.
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Smart HDR 3 with Scene Detection
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It's a little hard to tell what exactly this means but it's also available on the front TrueDepth camera.
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HDR video recording with Dolby Vision up to 30/60 fps
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This is 10-bit video. This is a big deal for YouTubers who use iPhones to shoot video (like me). Also available on the front TrueDepth camera.
Some questionable features
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Ceramic Shield Glass
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This is great but doesn't it need to be on the back glass as well? I guess you can still use a phone with a cracked back, but it feels odd just to put this on one side.
What the iPhone 12 Pro has that the iPhone 12 doesn't
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Telephoto: ƒ/2.0 aperture (iPhone 12 Pro); ƒ/2.2 aperture (iPhone 12 Pro Max)
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LIDAR Scanner
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Apple ProRAW (coming soon)
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HDR video recording with Dolby Vision up to 60 fps (instead of just 30 fps)
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Sensor-shift optical image stabilization (iPhone 12 Pro Max Wide)
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Starts at 128GB ($50 for iPhone 12)
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Larger screen (iPhone 12 Pro Max)
Conclusion
HDR video with DolbyVision is the biggest feature here and is important to YouTube Creators.
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