2023-04-26 06:00:00
In addition to being the only Apple model equipped with a periscope zoom lens this year, the iPhone 15 Pro Max will also be equipped with the new 48-megapixel Sony camera module IMX903, according to reports. The sensor size of this device is said to be larger than the 1/1.28 inch used for the main lens of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
2022 is the year Apple makes a huge leap forward in camera hardware, upgrading to 48-megapixel cameras for both the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. For this year, it is predicted that while the maximum camera resolution of the new flagships will be the same, Apple will incorporate a more advanced Sony IMX903 48MP camera module.
The previous specifications of Mi 13 Ultra show that it is equipped with a one-inch IMX989 sensor, and a new physical aperture structure can be realized to switch between f/1.9 and f/4.0. Therefore, the size of the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s main camera photosensitive element It will be closer to 1 inch, but it will still be smaller than the lens in the newly launched Mi 13 Ultra. The iPhone 15 Pro Max’s main lens is said to have a sensor size of 1/1.14 inches, which is slightly larger than the 1/1.28 inches belonging to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
This size change suggests that the raised rear lens module of the iPhone 15 Pro Max will be larger this year, as early renderings of the iPhone 15 Pro suggest. This means that the iPhone 14 Pro Max case probably won’t fit into this year’s flagship. Having a larger photosensitive element has an inherent photographic advantage. Even in low light conditions, a larger camera will allow more light to pass through and capture more details.
Coupled with the periscope lens function, the new generation of iPhone Pro is said to support up to 6x zoom, and we are expected to see the same combination of iPhone 15 Pro Max in the flagship products of other manufacturers launched later this year.
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