According to Ming-Chi Kuo, one of the first analysts to come to mind when it comes to Apple, Apple will offer significant innovations in both devices. However, we will wait a few more years for a feature that has been on the rivals recently released. Optical stabilization on all cameras of iPhone 12 Pro Max! According to the last report published, the iPhone 12 Pro Max, which has a 6.7-inch screen, will use sensor shift image stabilization technology. Optical stabilization technology (OIS), which Apple and other manufacturers have been using for years, is different from the operating logic of sensor shift based fixing. The biggest advantage, unlike OIS, is that it works in direct connection with the sensor. This will eliminate jolts in all cameras of the iPhone 12 Pro Max and, more importantly, in its ultra-wide-angle camera. The interesting thing is that Kuo does not believe that this technology will be used on the 6.1 inch iPhone 12 Pro. It is stated that Apple can delay this until the iPhone 13 Pro, which will meet the users in 2021. The iPhone 12 camera will not appear with a periscope yet! Apple, which keeps the camera equal on iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max, will deviate from its current strategy if it makes a decision in this direction. The growth of the sensors will provide an advantage in night mode and zoom. We will not be able to see the periscope camera, which we define as a “feature in its competitors,” in the iPhone 12 series. Apple’s biggest rivals preferred to include a periscope camera on Huawei and Samsung flagships. In this way, while providing a great advantage in hybrid and digital zoom, one of the biggest demands was that the telephoto camera was replaced by the periscope camera in the iPhone 12 series. However, according to Kuo, we have to wait until 2020. Kuo believes that Apple is working in partnership with Taiwanese supplier Genius Electronic Optical to produce a special periscope lens for iPhones, saying that there will be no periscope camera until the iPhone 14 series.
