This is why the rear camera cluster of the iPhone 14 Pro will be very convex
Recently, the design drawings of the iPhone 14 Pro have been leaked, confirming the perforated screen design with the ‘pill’-shaped camera notch and the rear camera cluster is much thicker than the iPhone 13 Pro. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has given the reason why the rear camera cluster of the iPhone 14 Pro is so protruding, and it seems to be good news for users.
Mr. Kuo said, the main reason is that the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max will be equipped with a completely new 48MP main sensor, replacing the previous 12MP sensor. Accordingly, the 48MP sensor has a diagonal length of 25-35% larger and the height of the lens also increased by 5-10% compared to the 12MP sensor on the iPhone 13 Pro.
Although this change may reduce the aesthetics of the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max a bit, in return the 48MP sensor will definitely help improve image quality. The last time Apple upgraded the resolution of the camera sensor was when it launched the iPhone 6s. A larger sensor allows more light to be captured and results in higher quality photos.
According to previous reports, this will be a 1/1.3-inch sensor, but the pixel size is only 1.25µm, smaller than the 1.7µm pixel size of the iPhone 12 Pro Max. In low-light conditions, this sensor will also use pixel binning to combine multiple pixels into one to increase image quality.
The new 48MP sensor will also make the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max capable of 8K video recording. In addition, the two iPhone Pro models will have a change in front design with a punch-hole camera in the form of a ‘pill’ and the latest A16 Pro processor chip. So this year, we will see many obvious differences between the regular iPhone line and the iPhone Pro line.
Reference: phonearena
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