iPhone 12 has not been released, information about iPhone 13 camera has appeared

The iPhone 12 generation of 2020 is yet to come, but Fudge, an occasional leaker sharing information about Apple's newly launched devices, has given some details about the iPhone 13 module coming next year.

A simple design drawing shows a device with a cluster of 4 rear cameras, which Fudge said with the following features:

- 64MP wide-angle lens with 1x optical zoom and 6x digital zoom.

- 40MP telephoto lens with 3x-5x optical zoom and 15-20x digital zoom.

- Anamorphic 64MP distortion lens offers 2: 1 video recording capability.

- 40MP super wide angle lens with reverse optical zoom capability.

- LiDAR 4.0 sensor.

However, the leaker himself said that the information about this camera setup is still not entirely sure when it is still too early, and everything can completely change in the near future. Apple usually plans the next year's iPhone before this year's device launches, but things can change, tweak and so the final design of the iPhone 13 will change a lot in the near future. .

As can be seen, the rumor of camera on iPhone 13 is completely different from iPhone 11 and although Apple has made significant improvements to the camera after each year, this is probably the first time such multi-megapixel camera sensors have appeared. now on iPhone.

For example, the iPhone 11 Pro is only equipped with a 12MP wide-angle camera, a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera, and a 12MP telephoto camera.

There are currently rumors that the 2020 iPhone 12 may also have a 64MP wide-angle camera along with a telephoto lens that supports 3x optical zoom. Even so, the camera specs on the iPhone 13 surprised many with its numbers.

Most of the rumors about the iPhone 12 are focusing on 3D camera technology, a feature similar to the LiDAR Scanner that Apple has equipped for the recently launched iPad Pro 2020.

In 2020, high-end iPhone 12 models are expected to continue to feature three rear cameras, while lower-end iPhone 12 versions will continue to feature dual camera clusters. The same approach will probably come to the iPhone of 2021, when the best camera technologies will be fitted to the most expensive devices.