Description
How did we get such a huge camera upgrade to fit?
By thinking diagonally
We designed a totally new architecture and turned the lenses 45 degrees to fit in our best dual-camera system ever — with its biggest Wide camera sensor. We also made room for our sensor-shift optical image stabilisation. And we equipped the Ultra Wide camera with a faster sensor.
New Ultra Wide camera reveals more detail in the dark areas of your photos
New Wide camera captures 47% more light for better photos and videos
New sensor-shift optical image stabilisation keeps shots steady even when you’re not
It even fits in iPhone 13 mini
Cinematic Mode
iPhone went to
film school, so
you don’t have to.
Presenting Cinematic mode
Filmmakers use a technique called rack focus — shifting focus from one subject to another — to guide the audience’s attention in their movies. Now iPhone makes it easy for you to bring the same storytelling technique to your videos.
Camera Gallery
Take a great photo without lifting a finger.
OK, one finger
Night mode senses low-light scenes and automatically adjusts to take bright, clear photos with amazingly rich colours.
Portrait mode artfully blurs the background to put the focus on your subject. You can try out six creative lighting effects with a swipe.
Smart HDR 4 now recognises up to four different people in a scene and optimises contrast, lighting and even skin tones for each one. So everybody looks their best.
Deep Fusion activates in mid- to low-light scenes. It analyses multiple exposures pixel by pixel to capture the subtlest textures, patterns and details.
The Ultra Wide camera gives you a wide field of view even when you’re up close to what you’re shooting. So you can capture more of the scene without stepping back.
