The latest speculation comes from reputable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, and it comes as the iPhone 14 launch event is rapidly approaching. According to rumors, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max would have brand-new ultrawide camera sensors with a 1.4 m pixel resolution. Shots should be clearer and perform better in low light as a result. For comparison, the ultrawide cameras on the current iPhone 13 Pro duo can record 1.0 m pixels.
A new voice coil motor (VCM) and a new compact camera module will be added to the new CMOS imaging sensor. These parts will all cost up to 70% more than those used in the previous iPhone 13 Pro models. Kuo thinks Minebea and Largan will handle the VCM while Sony would provide the CMOS sensors. The primary supplier of tiny camera modules is LG.
The iPhone 14 Pro series is anticipated to include a 48MP primary camera with 4-in-1 pixel binning in addition to the new ultrawide module. More color-accurate photos and improved low-light performance should be present in the final images. Both 14 Pro versions’ front cameras will get a significant improvement with autofocus and a brilliant f/1.9 aperture.
