iPhone 13 camera may be a lot better, leak suggests use of sensor-shift stabilisation

Apple introduced sensor-shift stabilisation with last year’s iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Apple iPhone 13 is likely to come later this year. A horde of rumours is doing rounds on the internet right now. Adding to it is another one that basically corroborates that the iPhone 13 series will bring a lot better cameras than last year’s iPhone 12. The cameras on the upcoming iPhone series will be able to focus on subjects better with the use of sensor-shift stabilisation. And the best part is that this new OIS technology will be available on all four iPhone 13 models, which are reportedly going to be launched later this year. Per a DigiTimes report, all four models of the iPhone 13 series will feature sensor-shift OIS tech, unlike the iPhone 12 series that has this advanced-level camera feature on the Pro models. This is in line with what a previous report predicted, according to which, the iPhone will become better in terms of having voice coil motors. Voice coil motors, or VCMs, help with the camera’s focus function. And according to DigiTimes, the “demand for VCMs to support the function will grow 3-4 folds after all new iPhones incorporate the capability.”