All 2021 iPhones will gain sensor-shift OIS technology, and possibly more
- The rumors about Apple’s 2021 iPhone camera upgrades have been largely split this year.
- DigiTimes reported that Apple will add sensor-shift optical image stabilisation to all 2021 iPhone models.
- In addition, there are also claims that Apple may enlarge the Contact Image Sensor (CIS).
Rumors about Apple’s 2021 iPhone camera upgrades have been largely split this year — with some claiming the upcoming changes will be significant, while others claim it will remain relatively unchanged. DigiTimes, a Taiwanese outlet, reported earlier that the company will add sensor-shift optical image stabilisation (OIS) to all of their 2021 iPhone models. In addition, there are also claims that the company may enlarge the Contact Image Sensor (CIS), which will help to improve photo and video resolution.
As we all probably know by now, 2020’s iPhone 12 range only included sensor-shift OIS on the top-of-the-line iPhone 12 Pro Max, which retailed for $1,099. But even then, it only had OIS on the wide-angle lens. These rumors seem to indicate that this feature will be expanded to include all of the new models, even potentially the iPhone 12S mini. This was also forecast by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (reliability: 80.95%) back in early November.
As we mentioned earlier, DigiTimes said the 2021 iPhones will come with a larger Contact Image Sensor (CIS) lens from Sony. The outlet said it expects the high-end 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch models will use the new CIS, while the 5.4-inch and The low-end 6.1-inch model will be changed to the current CIS of the iPhone 12 Pro series.
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