iPhone 13 to get Ultra Wide sensor-shift image stabilization and autofocus
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It will come from the iPhone 12 Pro Max`s camera. What you need to know A new rumor says the iPhone 13 will get improved sensor-shift optical image stabilization across the board for its Ultra Wide lenses. Apple may even introduce the tech, as well as autofocus, to its front-facing cameras the following year. A new report says the iPhone 13 will get new camera tech from the suppliers of the iPhone 12 Pro Max`s camera later this year. From Digitimes: Alps Alpine and Mizumi are two main suppliers of VCMs used in iPhone 12 Pro Max, the sources said. Apple will reportedly upgrade ultra-wide-angle lenses of rear cameras for new iPhone models to be launched in second-half 2021 by adopting sensor-shift OIS (optical image stabilization) and automatic focus (AF), the sources noted. Consequently, there will be bigger demand for VCMs and the demand will further increase if Apple adopts sensor-shift OIS and AF for front cameras of new iPhone models to be launched in 2022, the sources ...