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And yes I've been in Settings > Camera > Formats, ProRAW and Resolution Control, HEIF Max and also ProRAW (12 till 48MP).
What am I missing? Until now my camera on the iPhone 11 was better (4032 x 3024 pixels).
iPhone 16 Pro
You’re still only getting about 36 MP. You’re taking stills with your shooting ratio set to 16:9. If you want 48 MP, set the ratio to 4:3 and crop your image to the composition desired.
LR should be able to directly import via USB-C cable. But I don’t know PC’s well enough to tell you exactly where to change your LR import settings.
If you’re a subscriber to LR, Adobe offers free customer support.
Are you using Shared Albums to transfer the photos to your PC? Shared albums are limiting the pixel size of the photos to 2048 at the longest edge, just like other methods of sharing.
The best way to transfer your photos losslessly would be iCloud Photos, but you would probably need subscription for more cloud storage.
You’re going to have issues. I haven’t used LR 6 in almost 10 years. My first advice would be to bite the bullet and pay $10 a month and make your life 100 times easier.
Second advice, follow the posts of the frequent contributors here. They use Apple Photos, but not me. I started using LR in 2010 and haven’t looked back. I’m a certified Adobe instructor, but nowhere near the advanced Photos app users you have here. Happy to diagnose camera issues and Lightroom issues though.
That’s Lightroom you’re showing information in. It most likely is a LR import setting.
Please show the info screen from Apple Photos app.
Update: nothing wrong with my camera on the iPhone. After somebody at Amac (yes, Apple specialist) convinced that it can be done and pointing me in the right direction. I found that if I download I get it in the tiny resolution, but when I download with more download options (meer downloadopties...) I get my photo's in the right resolution (Unchanged originals - Ongewijzigde originelen).
Now I download the pictures one by one. Sigh, odd, but I get them anyway.
Adobe usually has a Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale. They also have a 30 day free trial I believe. I’m happy to answer any LR questions.
Close this one, I opened another item for iCloud and Windows: Why does iCloud send me cropped photo's - Apple Community.
Thanks all for pointing me in the right direction!!!!
Thanks a lot! Nothing wrong with my iPhone. I’ve been buzy for wo weeks now to find out what’s wrong.
But now, how can I get those large pixel photo’s to my Windows 10 computer (to Lightroom)?
I open ICloud (background) and download the picture (in front) which says it is 2048 x 1536. I am confused.
BTW, I use Lightroom for my photo’s from Sony camera’s too. So, what I want to say that it isn’t LR import setting.
Are you importing your Sony photos into LR and getting different resolution?
I do have iCloud and they deliver my recent 2048 x 1536 pixels from my iPhone 16 (and more pixels from my iPhone 11 - so why?).
So this seems to me that that isn't my solution today.
The easiest way is to sync LR on your iPhone to LR on your PC.
With iCloud.
Why iCloud? Lightroom would sync automatically.
Camara IPhone 16 Pro delivers only 2048 x 1536 pixels pictures
