What are the differences in noise levels between the TrueDepth cameras of the iPad Pro M3 and the iPhone 14 Pro in low-light conditions

For the iPhone 14 Pro, the TrueDepth camera has been enhanced with a faster aperture (f/1.9) and autofocus, which generally improves performance in various lighting conditions, including low light[6][7]. Despite these improvements, noise can still be visible in indoor and low-light conditions, particularly in video clips and especially in the corners of the frame[6].

In contrast, the iPad Pro models, such as the iPad Pro 2021, have been noted for their superior depth data quality compared to the iPhone 13 and 14 series[1]. However, this comparison is more about depth data accuracy rather than low-light noise performance specifically.

In general, Apple's TrueDepth cameras are designed to provide facial recognition and depth sensing capabilities. While the iPhone 14 Pro's TrueDepth camera offers better low-light performance due to its improved hardware and software enhancements, the iPad Pro series might not have the same level of focus on low-light photography with its TrueDepth camera, as it is primarily used for Face ID and other depth-related features.

To summarize, while the iPhone 14 Pro's TrueDepth camera shows improvements in low-light conditions, specific comparisons to the iPad Pro M3 in terms of noise levels are not directly available. The iPad Pro series generally excels in depth data quality, but detailed low-light noise performance comparisons would require more specific data or testing.