IPhone 13 has five cameras

IPhone 13 has five cameras A Twitter user named Fudge, who has been revealing various secret news about Apple Company, has made important revelations about the camera on the iPhone 13. According to him, Apple will make extensive upgrades to the iPhone 13

Apple maker Apple Corps is set to unveil its iPhone 12 series by November. Various revelations about Apple's much-awaited new version of the iPhone have been going public for a long time.

Iphone 12

But not only the iPhone 12, but also the iPhone 13, which Apple is expected to launch in 2021, has been leaked.
A Twitter user named Fudge, who has been revealing various secret news about Apple Company, has made important revelations about the camera on the iPhone 13. According to him, Apple will make extensive upgrades to the iPhone 13, especially in terms of camera technology. He claims that the iPhone 13 will have up to five camera sensors.

According to the leaked fact, one of the five cameras in the iPhone 13 will be a 64 megapixel wide angle camera. It will have 1 times optical zoom and 6 times digital zoom capability. The other camera will be a 40-megapixel telephoto camera, while the third camera will be a 64-megapixel anamorphic lens camera, which will be used exclusively for video. The other camera will have a 40 megapixel ultra wide lens and the fifth camera will have a state-of-the-art lidar sensor.

However, Apple has not officially commented on the information leaked from Twitter, which is considered to be the Twitter handle of Apple's insider. Some argue that it would be difficult to predict the iPhone 13 right now if Apple did not bring the iPhone 12 series iPhone.

It is not clear what kind of camera will be in the iPhone 12. The iPhone 12 will have a 64-megapixel wide-angle camera and will use LiDAR sensor technology for the first time.

The iPhone 12 series is expected to go public between September and November. Apple will bring four models of the series to the market. The iPhone 12 is said to have an OLED display,  5G connectivity and the latest bionic chip.