Apple announced the iPhone 13 series of flagship devices last night.
Lets take a look at whats new in iPhone 13 cameras.
This will result in photos with better details and texture.
Apple claims that the new pixel size will allow the sensors to capture 47% more light.
That means you could take better photos in low-light conditions.
This tech works on stabilizing the actual sensor rather than the lens, so effectively resulting in smoother videos.
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Apple spent a good part of the presentation talking about the new Cinematic mode on the new iPhones.
you’re able to read more about the new Cinematic modein my colleague Napiers story.
The wide sensor now has an aperture of f/1.5 as compared to f/1.6 from the last year.
Plus, the pixel size is now a massive1.9m instead of 1.4m.
This could make for stunning photos in all conditions.
The telephoto camera now supports 3x optical zoom (vs 2x optical zoom on iPhone 12 Pro).
Whats more, the ultrawide camera has a larger aperture of f/1.8 to capture more light.
In the new iPhone 13 series, theres not much of a visible upgrade in terms of still photography.
But the updated sensors in the Pro models could prove me wrong.
I, for one, want to make a movie with my cats.
Dont worry, Im not naming it Cats.
That’s one heck of a mixed bag.
He likes to say “Bleh.
That’s one heck of a mixed bag.
He likes to say “Bleh.”
