Finally, two months ago, Apple introduced the iPhone 14 series, which consists of three models, to the smartphone market. The company is now preparing to launch the iPhone 15 series next year. During this period, technical features and small details for the iPhone 15 began to emerge gradually. Nikkei Asia news source shared some features of the iPhone 15 camera in the news it published today. According to the source, the iPhone 15 camera will receive small but impactful improvements in photography thanks to Sony technology. So, what changes will Apple make for the iPhone 15 camera? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
iPhone 15 camera will revolutionize thanks to Sony
Apple will receive support from Sony’s image sensor technology in the iPhone 15 series, which it will introduce next year. Sony’s image sensor technology will change the saturation level in each resolution unit to make it better quality than any iPhone camera ever used.
To explain the subject more clearly, the Sony sensor will change the exposure level after capturing the light during shooting, so that the photo will emerge clearly even in the area opposite to the light. In addition, Sony image sensor technology will be used only for the main camera of the models in the iPhone 15 series.
Nikkei Asia explains Sony’s new sensor, which is called cutting-edge technology, as follows:
Sony’s new image sensor roughly doubles the saturation signal level per resolution unit compared to conventional sensors. In other words, sensors can capture more light and reduce over- or under-exposure at certain settings. This allows a smartphone camera to capture a person’s face clearly even when the subject is against a strong backlight.
In addition, Apple is working on a periscope telephoto lens for the first time to allow the sensor to optically zoom up to 10x to improve the iPhone 15 Pro’s camera capabilities.
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