Sensor-shift technology might be included in all four of Apple's iPhone 13 series variants when it is released later this autumn. Traditional Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) will be substantially improved by this technology, resulting in better-looking photographs across the board.
One of the several camera enhancements introduced on the iPhone 12 Pro Max last year was Sensor-Shift OIS. Sensor-shift OIS just moves the sensor instead of 'regular' OIS, which moves the whole lens of a camera to increase stabilization. This leads to crisper images and more stable videos in real-world situations. One of the nicest camera features on the iPhone 12 series was Sensor-Shift OIS, but it was only available on the 12 Pro Max. Users of the iPhone 12, 12 mini, and 12 Pro were excluded from the festivities.
Sensor-shift is making a comeback in the iPhone 13 series, and this time, you won't have to buy the most costly model to take advantage of it. Voice coil motors (VCM) – a component used for focus technology in smartphone cameras — are in great demand, according to a DigiTimes article.
Why Sensor-Shift For iPhone 13 Is A Big Deal
The camera mode of the iPhone 12 Pro Max is largely recognized as one of the greatest of the year. While there are several factors at play, sensor-shift OIS is one of the most important. Stabilization is typically the decisive element in whether or not a shot or video will turn out well, especially in low-light circumstances.
Apple explained Sensor-Shift for the iPhone 12 Pro Max as "Sensor shift stabilization was previously exclusively available on DSLR cameras. It's the first time it's been reimagined for the iPhone. You'll receive more exact stabilization than ever before, whether you're recording video of your kids as you chase them around the park or hanging your iPhone out the window on a rough road. "
The iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max will almost certainly have stronger sensors than the typical 13 and 13 mini, but the fact that all four versions will feature the same premium-grade stabilization is beyond fantastic. This implies that more people will be able to take crisper images and movies without having to spend a lot of cash on the most expensive iPhone.
What does the report say?
According to a DigiTimes report, starting in July, iPhones will outsell Android handsets in terms of demand for voice coil motors (VCM). This component is usually used to control the camera's focus and is expected to be included in all iPhone 13 models. Sensor-shift OIS technology is currently only available on the iPhone 12 Pro Max. Its main benefit is a significantly lighter image sensor, which aids perfect stabilization. Apple separates its Pro cameras from the iPhone 12 range, unlike the iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max, which have identical cameras.
According to current reports, the iPhone 13 will feature a reduced notch and an Always-on 120Hz display. The A15 Bionic CPU's specifications are unknown, although a rumor from TrendForce claims that it will be manufactured on a 5nm technology, similar to the A14 Bionic CPU. The difference is that Apple will employ a new 5nm+ technology to boost performance.
