Apple+Sony, the next generation iPhone image sensor is stable
Apple releases new series models every year, which will attract the attention of a large number of users. For example, this year, after the release of the 14 series, the purchase boom has been triggered again. Many small partners are also full of expectations for the iPhone 15 series next year. Recently, it was reported that the iPhone 15 may use the latest sensor from Sony. I believe everyone is very curious about this. Let's see what is going on!
Apple+Sony, the next generation iPhone image sensor is stable
IPhone 15 may use Sony's latest sensor, but only for Pro models
According to foreign media, Apple intends to cooperate with Sony. The former will use Sony's latest sensors for the iPhone 15 series. Compared with current image sensors, Sony's latest sensor has greatly improved the level of saturation signal of each pixel, which means that it can capture more light.
The exposure problem can be reduced when shooting, for example, when shooting against light, the face can also be photographed clearly. With this sensor, the iPhone 15 series is bound to take photos at a higher level. Of course, in Apple's way, not all iPhone 15 systems can use Sony's latest sensors.
iPhone 15 may use Type-C interface instead
According to the news from the outside world, Apple has been testing the iPhone 15 with USB-C interface, which will be officially released next year. Not surprisingly, when the iPhone fully turns to the USB-C interface, Apple will also give away adapters to help users complete the transition of the USB-C interface.
According to the disclosure, Apple will use Sony's latest sensors on two models of the iPhone 15 Pro series. In addition, the Pro series may be superior to the standard version in terms of USB-C interface and keys.
The above is the news about the iPhone 15 camera sensor. For Apple, this change means a more perfect mobile camera configuration. But for consumers, this is undoubtedly good news. Is the expectation of iPhone 15 increased a little?
