A smartphone’s camera is what really sets it apart. You can get a functional phone that can meet most of the average smartphone users’ needs for a couple of hundred dollars — but if you want to take high-quality pictures, you’ll need a high-end phone. The iPhone 14’s camera system is a clear statement from Apple. The company wants to stand out from the pack and the new flagship’s camera setup does just that.
Customers will have access to a 12MP main camera which is capable of capturing extreme detail through its use of 1.9-micron size pixels, f/1.5 aperture, and Sensor-Shift OIS. The camera’s software allows for better motion freezing. Low light photography tends to separate the wheat from the chaff in the camera phone world, and on the iPhone 14, Apple has improved its low light capture capability by almost 50%. An Ultrawide camera is also present.
For selfies, the phone has a new 12MP f/1.9 true depth front camera. A hybrid system means that the focus system also works in low light, and a “photonic engine image pipeline” makes for better low light pictures overall. The photonic engine isn’t exclusive to the front camera and works on all of the phone’s cameras. For fans of shooting video, stabilization mode has been improved, Action mode uses the full sensor improving overscan and roll correction, and Dolby Vision HDR support is included.
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