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Apple iPhone 17 Pro

Pros: Photo and RAW quality, excellent night performance, versatile zoom, general fluidity.

Cons: High price, slight tendency to heat up, absence of an intermediate focal length (70mm).

Opinion: iPhone 17 Pro first impressions after a month of use. I chose the 512GB version because, often shooting in 48-megapixel RAW and JPEG, I didn't want to find myself with full memory after a few months. I use the iPhone on a daily basis, both for work and for personal pleasure, especially for photography: it is comfortable, practical and discreet, qualities that are often lacking when using a traditional camera in contexts where it would attract too much attention. In this first month I have not yet had many travel opportunities, but I have put it to the test in different situations: landscapes, villages, evening festivals, artificially lit stages and night shots. In all these contexts he behaved very well. The photo quality is truly amazing: the JPEGs are ready as they are, while the RAW offers a great basis for post-production. The zoom is one of the strong points: it allows a versatility that previously required an entire set of lenses. I'm only missing a 70mm, but overall it covers almost all your daily needs. The autonomy for now is good, but being a new device it will have to be evaluated over time. Under stress it tends to heat up a bit, but never as it did with my previous iPhone 12 Pro. The generational leap is evident in every aspect: image quality, performance, light management and operating speed. It is precisely by letting a few generations pass that you can really appreciate technological progress. In summary, after a month I can say that the iPhone 17 Pro is a complete and powerful photographic tool, ideal for those who want to shoot with freedom and high quality without sacrificing portability and discretion. However, as much as the progress is remarkable, it can never completely replace a dedicated camera, even if it is older: it is still a different device, with physical and optical limitations that a real camera handles more naturally.

sent on November 06, 2025