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I took some photos this morning on my new iPhone 16 Pro Max in Raw (or so I thought…) The camera app was configured to shoot in raw, the photos appear in the Photo app in raw, but when I transfer them to my Mac (through an iCloud folder or by airdrop) they appear in jpeg format. I transfer all data from an iPhone 15 Pro, and it created DNG files. What am I doing wrong?
iPhone 16 Pro Max
I too encountered this problem.
I found a workaround.
My work around involves me hitting the share button, then choosing 'export unmodified originals' which sends me to a folder on my iCloud account, once there I open said folder on my laptop, then I download directly from my iCloud account to the laptop then to the drive I use for storage.
Hope this helps?
I would prefer not to have do this, but maybe it's a bug?
Can I tell you just how annoying this is. There should be no reason for RAW to be imported as Jpeg. It defeats the whole purpose of editing if you can't work with the RAW files. Apple has to get this fixed.
I'm not sure what's has changed, but now using the image capture app, I download directly using a cable and all is good.
RAW photos on iPhone 16 Pro
