US-based technology giant Apple’s 2021 flagship phones appeared in DxOMark, known as the world’s most popular camera test platform. Tests for iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max reveal that the camera performance of the series is as good as Apple says. However, despite this, the iPhone 13 family could not be at the top of the DxOMark lists.

Tests by DxOMark reveal that the iPhone 12 Pro Max, released last year, and the iPhone 13 mini have the same performance. In this context; both models have generally managed to score 130 points in the category. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are ranked fourth on the DxOMark list, scoring 137 points.

Here is the DxOMark result of the iPhone 13 mini

When we look at the details of the tests for the iPhone 13 mini, we see that the photo performance of this smartphone received 138 points, the zoom performance 55 points and the video performance 117 points. When we look at the points that DxOMark criticizes, we see that they are generally related to low light. When we compare this device with the iPhone 12 Pro Max, the results of the phone released last year are 138 points, video performance 112 points, and zoom performance 68 points.

The overall DxOMark score of the iPhone 13 Pro is 137

The camera setup on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max received an overall score of 137 in the tests it entered. When we look at the score categories, the devices with 144 points in photo performance, 76 points in zoom performance and 119 points in video performance are registered in DxOMark as the fourth of the best phones tested to date.

Here is the overall ranking of DxOMark:

Sony’s sensors are used in all cameras of the iPhone 13 Pro

Apple does not talk much about the technical details of the products it announced at its launch events. Especially when it comes to the camera, we can’t even find out first hand which sensors the company is using. However, some information from China, we see that Apple prefers Sony, especially in the iPhone 13 Pro. So much so that the company prefers Sony for the front camera, main rear camera, ultra wide-angle camera and telephoto camera and ToF sensor. Supporting the iPhone 13 family with Sony IMX 7 series sensors, the company offers performance that will satisfy consumers, although it is not the best according to DxOMark.

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