The first rumors about the next generation of iPhone have already begun to spread. This Monday (13) The BGR portal reported that the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus may undergo changes in the design of the camera.. Apple hasn’t commented on this yet, so for now, it’s just a rumor.

According to information published by the portal, the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will be equipped with a new camera. This may seem like a minor design detail that doesn’t grab our attention right now. Both the base model and the iPhone 15 Plus are expected to feature the 48-megapixel sensor that Apple introduced this year with the iPhone 14 Pro..

The rumors have yet to be officially confirmed by Apple.

The Apple iPhone’s cameras have been constantly changing over the past few years as the company has updated the device’s sensors. The iPhone 12 Pro Max was the first to introduce sensor-shift optical image stabilization (OIS) technology. The main camera was then built into all iPhone 13.

Shortly thereafter, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max were equipped with an even larger camera module thanks to the inclusion of the Cupertino company’s first 48-megapixel sensor. Apple has shown that this sensor is 65% larger than the iPhone 13 Pro.

The sensors on the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus are similar, but not the same as those on the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. The bump on the iPhone 14 is slightly larger than the iPhone 13, but smaller than the iPhone 13 Pro, which has a third zoom lens.

The larger the sensor, the more light it collects and the more megapixels it has, but it also takes up more space on the back of the device. It is for this reason that the size of the camera bump continues to increase. Now it is expected that Apple will start working on this in the new cameras of the next generations.

Previous rumors indicate that the two devices will feature 48-megapixel main sensors similar to those found on the iPhone 14 Pro. This means that the rear camera module will have to be enlarged, even if it only accommodates two lenses.

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Via: BGR

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