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| iPhone 13 camera is better than iPhone 12 Pro |
Apple introduced a unique camera system in the iPhone 12, especially in the Pro version. However, the company has made significant improvements to the new generation of iPhone, which has improved the performance of the regular iPhone 13 compared to the Pro version of the previous generation.
This is probably because sensor shift technology allows the camera sensor to move while recording. This technology, along with many others, improves the performance of iPhone 13 phones.
Historically, the new generation of iPhone has performed better than the previous generation in terms of imaging capabilities. However, the comparison is usually made between the regular version and the pro version. Not between the pro version and the regular version.
According to the DOOMark test, the regular iPhone 13 scored 138 points for its still image performance, which is only one point higher than the iPhone 12 Pro. But in terms of video recording, this phone scored 117 points.
In contrast, this phone scored 117 points when recording video and 55 points when zooming, which is much better than the iPhone 12 Pro.
iPhone 13 outperforms iPhone 12 Pro
The difference lies in the previously mentioned sensor shift technology. However, this technology was available in the previous generation, but only for the iPhone 12 Pro Max version.
The main camera sensor on the iPhone 13 has a 12-megapixel camera, which is the same sensor usually found in the iPhone 12 Pro Max. This is in addition to the sensor with a wide viewing angle.
Interestingly enough, the camera of the iPhone 13 mini is the same as the standard version of the iPhone 13. This means that the iPhone 13 mini performs better than the iPhone 12 Pro Max. This is unique to Apple and its development strategy.
This phone performed well in terms of zoom even though it doesn't come with a zoom camera like the Pro version, ie. H. A separate photographic lens, whether current or previous generation.
It has also been reported that a large number of users are generally suspicious of the DXOMark test. On the other hand, iPhone generally lags behind in the list of the best smartphone cameras of the platform.