I have NOT tested cabling, it will probably display the same problems. All heic and ProRAW images are modified (dramatically - heic ends up as 2048x1536, in other words scaled down by a factor 2. ONLY traditional DNG files are transferred correctly into Windows (tested on a binary compare program). I tested iCloud integration with Windows 10. And of course, you can only get ProRAW if it is allowed. When select “maximum compatibility” you loose these options. FiLMiC Pro, you can select way higher recording quality on iPhones.

Heic allows HDR10 or Dolby video 10-bit color space at little cost in used space.

HEIC video format (also called h265) allows roughly same quality as current standard h264 videos at half space requirements - all else being equal). At the same time, you save some storage (rule of thumb: larger color space and roughly same quality requires half the space of same scene taken in jpg). HEIF images allow a wider/better color handling, than is possible with jpg. I'm not sure if there are any drawbacks to using the Most Compatible setting.įirst, if you install HEIC/HEIF support from the Microsoft Store (the price is a one-time levy of around USD 1, as far as I remember), you have support for the new formats (video and images may require two installs - can’t remember anymore). Lightroom 6 will process the DNG file but will not Export it. UPDATE 2: Changing the iPhone camera file settings from High Efficiency to Most Compatible allows importing a DNG file into Photoshop Raw processing (PS5) and can be saved as a. So I don't understand why Apple is not aware of this problem OR they are aware and don't say anything about if because they don't have a fix and don't want to lose sales. UPDATE: I found that if I go the iPhone settings/camera/format and turn off ProRAW I can download iPhone. Has anybody using this combination have this issue and have a solution? I talked with Apple Support and they had no answer so I called Microsoft Support and after speaking to 4 different people I was told they are aware of the problem but they don't have a solution.yet! Surprising Apple was not aware of this problem! It could see the iPhone but could not download images, kept giving error messages. I bought an iPhone 12 Pro Max last week and had problems downloading the images to my Windows 10 computer.

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