1080p resolution isn’t the newest format anymore, but it’s still the one most people rely on daily. From streaming shows to online meetings, it keeps visuals sharp without complications.

The screen that “lies,” or how the best monitor for photo editing keeps skin tones natural, shadows detailed, and exports predictably across devices.

In the modern era, iPhones have become more than capable of taking high-quality pictures. They have come a long way, with the latest models even offering the option to shoot RAW. In fact, one of the biggest movie releases recently, 28 Years Later, a $75 million zombie film, had several scenes shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max. While these shots used specialist rigs attached to the phone, which certainly go beyond what most people would use day to day, it still speaks volumes about the capability of the device. As a side note, there was also a particularly interesting scene where they set up 20 iPhones at once, which is well worth checking out.