Apple's iPhone 13 is said to be getting major upgrades to its ultra-wide-angle and telephoto cameras.

According to the latest rumors, the new hardware is lined up to greatly improve the iPhone 13's photography skills compared to the iPhone 12, something Apple needs to beat rivals like Samsung's Galaxy S21 Ultra It is.

A report by Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Thomas O'Malley, spotted by MacRumors, claims that the iPhone 13's ultra-wide lens will be f/1.8 instead of f/2.4.

A smaller number means a larger aperture. And a larger aperture means more light passing through the lens to reach the sensor, ideal for low-light photography.

Apple already offers great low-light images thanks to the iPhone 12's night mode. However, this hardware improvement would, in theory, make it easier to take photos in the dark and provide better low-light photography.

The iPhone 13 Pro is expected to have a slightly upgraded telephoto lens; according to Curtis and O'Malley, it will have the same lens as the iPhone 12 Pro Max (65mm focal length, ƒ/2.2 aperture) with a 2.5x optical zoom, This is a slight increase over the 2x optical zoom telephoto sensor of the iPhone 12 Pro.

Ming-Chi Kuo made similar predictions about the new ultra-wide lens, but he claimed that only the iPhone 13 Pro model would get it. All iPhone models, including the Basic and Mini versions, will get the f/1.8 lens in 2022.

Other rumors in the past have said that the iPhone 13 will feature the sensor shift technology found in the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the LiDAR sensor found in the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max. iPhone 12 Pro Max is our best camera With the iPhone 12 Pro Max reigning at the top of our best camera phone list, it will be interesting to see how more iPhones with the same technology will further shake up the rankings.

However, we should expect this year's iPhone to be similar to the iPhone 12 overall; aside from a smaller Face ID notch, most of the changes will be internal, such as a new A15 chipset, more storage, and a Touch ID sensor below the display. will be things like a new A15 chipset, more storage, and a Touch ID sensor under the display.

However, there is no need to worry if the iPhone 13 does not appear this September. This year's iPhone may be called the iPhone 12S, not the iPhone 13. But even with a slight upgrade, the next iPhone is sure to be one of the best phones of the year.