How to protect the iPhone 13 Series Camera Module

New camera technology was provided for both the iPhone 13 and the iPhone 13 Pro Series, the latter receiving the biggest sensor ever seen on the latest Apple phones. But these days, computer software features drive major advances in our pocket cameras, and Apple has raked new ones again to take the spin.

The camera module on all four iPhone 13 devices has significantly risen in size compared with the dimensions of the previous iPhone 12 series. The premium iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max feature the biggest ‘bump’ camera of the four new phones and we’ve certainly discussed how much the module sticks out rather than just sticking flush on the rear of the handset.

The most advanced iPhone cameras ever:

The latest apple phones range has new sensors and lenses for all three rear cameras, which are tuned for smooth working with iOS 15 and driven by the new Image Signal Power Processor (ISP) in A15 Bionic for enhanced acoustic noise reduction and tone mapping.

The all-new Wide camera has a bigger sensor with 1.9 μm pixels, the largest ever on iPhone, which allows even more detailed images to be produced with less noise and faster shutter speeds. In conjunction with a bigger aperture of 1,5, the wide camera on iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max offers substantial improvements in low-light scenarios, up to 2.2x vs iPhone 12 Pro and around 1,5x versus iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Larger camera sensors:

Both iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro saw their main ‘wide’ cameras become larger. Impressively, with its 1.7-micron pixels, Sensor-Shift optical stabilisation and F/1.6 aperture, the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini have the same main camera as the last year’s iPhone 12 Pro Max. Taking into account the iPhone 12 Pro Max, the third-best camera phone guide is currently available, which boasts good camera performance.

The main ‘wide’ cameras in the latest Apple phones are the largest sensors ever seen on an iPhone with 1.9-micron pixel and a bright f/1,5 lens backed up by the same Sensor-Shift Stability. This improves 2.2 times in low-light shooting compared to the iPhone 12 Pro Max, according to Apple, although what that’s all about isn’t precisely apparent. Noise? Dynamic spectrum? Soon we will find out when we take them out for a test run.

Camera Module Glass Protector:

This can cause iPhone 13 owners to worry about scratching the camera and we have thus researched the best possible techniques to safeguard the camera module. The team has designed a tempered glass cover for your brand new iPhone, available for the iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini.

The durable 9H certified glass camera shield is designed to be super-thin and provides protection against scratches and drops. More importantly, you may take wonderful images since the camera protection ensures that the clarity of the image is not compromised.

The camera covers are undoubtedly available as a twin pack and are of value for money, in particular when you take into account the extremely high expenses of fixing the camera module on any latest apple phone. The revolutionary new camera case protects not only the module of your iPhone 13 but also your privacy.

Privacy camera cover case:

Our iPhones travel with us from the bedroom to bathroom everywhere we go, even when we are at our most private times. A simple rear-camera sliding system eliminates hacking: simply swipe the cover across your camera if it’s not used to guarantee full privacy.

In fantastic news, the iPhone Privacy Case does not limit the usage of torches or any other feature. This case is in black and blue and has a crystal clear back to display the colour of your iPhone. This camera case is a must for your fresh new iPhone 13.