With that in mind, this iPhone 13 vs. iPhone XR camera face-off will attempt to show just how much better your photos can be when taken with a more recent iPhone.

The iPhone 13 has been unveiled, with some fancy new camera features. ... with the Face ID camera and sensor array being compacted into a smaller space, thus reducing the width of the notch.

Both the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 rely on a 12MP sensor for the TrueDepth camera, but the aperture on the newer phone is f/1.9 compared to f/2.2 on the iPhone 13. That's going to help the iPhone 14 ...

The iPhone 13 camera is probably good enough for most people. We’ll start with the base-level iPhone 13 camera. This gets you two 12-megapixel ... The TrueDepth camera also powers Face ID.

Presumably, the space Apple has saved internally from its front camera and Face ID changes is what enables the iPhone 13 Mini to make this step up and take the iPhone 13 (which matches its ...

The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini iterate upon the successful iPhone 12 with new cameras and longer battery life. The notch has been reduced in size, and the rear camera module now sits at a diagonal.

Apple's iPhone 13 can be unlocked with the Face ID facial recognition system, which works with the 12-megapixel front-facing camera that supports Smart HDR 4, Deep Fusion, Night Mode, Cinematic ...

Macworld Ever since the iPhone X arrived in 2017 with a rather large notch, people have been obsessed with the iPhone’s front ...

The ‌iPhone‌ 12's A14 Bionic chip, 17-hour battery life, and dual-camera setup are still highly capable for everyday use, and the device shares an overwhelming majority of the ‌iPhone‌ 13 ...

On the selfie side of town, the iPhone 13 uses the Face ID TrueDepth camera, which has a f/2.2 aperture and 12Mp sensor. This allows the Cinematic and Night modes, ...

With no addition of Touch ID, Face ID is the unlock method for all iPhone 13 models. It uses the True Depth camera, which is housed in the notch on the front of the phone, aka the reason some ...