It will fit… and yes, I will draw it all by hand and do as many versions as it takes.
I've been thinking about getting the iPhone 12 to get rid of my now-ancient iPhone 7. My daughter just picked hers up today and brought it over still in the box. After she set it up we took it downstairs to take some "night" photographs and compare it to the ones I take with the 7. She bought the standard 12 with the two cameras (normal and tele). Without understanding what I was doing, the results were dramatic. I was thinking that I would need the iPhone 12 Pro with the three cameras, but that third lens is ultra wide angle which is not appropriate for model photography since it distorts length so badly. It proved that the Pro is not necessary. There are at least five different setting just for night photography. So here's that comparison between a shot taken with my iPhone 7 and the 12. Remember, I didn't review any instructions and didn't know what the heck I was doing.
iPhone 7:
iPhone 12: Same lighting… just that produced from the models themselves. In the foreground is the triangular lot that's going to house the new park.
Here's another shot comparison.
iPhone 7:
IP 12:
IP 7
IP 12: The sign's not washed out, but you see the buildings behind it. In the above, they're obscured in shadow. The 12's images approach the contrast ratio of human vision.
Whaddaya think? I'm sold!
