tl,dr: "So what you end up with in the 24, it’s a bit of a ‘Goldilocks moment’ of you get all of the extra dynamic range that comes from the 12 and the detail transfer that comes in from the 48.”
So the 48mp sensor runs in cropped 12mp while doing some type of exposure bracketing before the user takes a photo, then when the photo is taken the sensor is cropped to 24mp. At that point post-processing combines all images together?
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tl,dr: "So what you end up with in the 24, it’s a bit of a ‘Goldilocks moment’ of you get all of the extra dynamic range that comes from the 12 and the detail transfer that comes in from the 48.”
So the 48mp sensor runs in cropped 12mp while doing some type of exposure bracketing before the user takes a photo, then when the photo is taken the sensor is cropped to 24mp. At that point post-processing combines all images together?
And shooting at 48mp HEIF does not do this.