Apple iPhone 12 Pro will be equipped with the same LiDAR depth camera lens that is found in this year’s iPad Pro, as per a report by Fast Company. The report quotes people with the knowledge of the company’s plans.
The Cupertino-based tech giant is planning to use the Sony technology specifically in the iPhone 12 Pro/ Pro Max. “Manufactured by Sony, this lidar system uses pulses of light to precisely measure the distances of objects from the camera lens,” says the report.
With the help of the LiDAR lens, Apple hopes to have more accurate autofocus and clearer distinction between background and foreground, which will help in having improved portrait mode shots. The depth camera is also supposed to help AR applications put “digital objects in real environments more realistically”, says the report. Apple introduced this technology to the 2020 iPad Pro launched in April this year.
Apple is expected to launch four new iPhones under the iPhone 12 series in October. As per earlier reports, the iPhone 12 Pro will offer a refresh rate of 120Hz ProMotion display, a 3x rear camera zoom and an improved Face ID. This has been claimed by Max Weinbach who disclosed this to EveryThingApple Pro.
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