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Apple is optimistic to beat Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Lineup with its upcoming iPhone 12 series. Apple is going to unveil its 2020 Flagship Smartphones in September this year. iPhone cameras used to be ahead of other Smartphones but from the past few years, Samsung, Huawei, OPPO and Xiaomi are also producing high-end flagships with astonishing photography capabilities. Samsung has beaten the iPhone 11‘s Triple Rear Camera Setup with its 108MP sensor present in Galaxy S20 Ultra and Mi Note 10.
Apple has not upgraded the pixel count in their iPhone cameras since iPhone 6S, that came with a 12MP sensor. But now, with iPhone 12 things are going to change for good. According to a renowned tipster Max Weinbach, Apple may finally be upgrading the primary camera sensor to 64MP lens that will make it better than the Samsung Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ which contains a 48MP primary sensor. Weinbach adds that the possibility of having an improved HDR feature is also there.
The iPhone 12 Pro will reportedly keep the same triple camera array with an additional ToF sensor. The addition of a ToF sensor will produce more dramatic and better portraits with better subject and background recognition. It also provides better AR app implementation. Weinbach says that apart from the main sensor, the telephoto and ultra-wide sensors will also use the low-light mode in the camera app, making the sensors more versatile.
Max Weinbach also told YouTuber EverythingApplePro in a new video, that a 4,400 mAh battery is coming to the iPhone 12 Pro Max to improve the device’s overall battery time, an area in which Apple lacked behind from its competitors for a long time. There are also reports that Apple will incorporate a 120Hz display and a 5G-compatible modem installed on the next iPhone, which will be a welcoming change since the Galaxy S20 series already have these features. We can only wait and see what Apple has in store for its users and fans.
