selecting the appropriate iPhone Pro variant to purchase is quite challenging, and one of the factors is how Apple approaches its Smart HDR technology. Although this technology isn’t entirely accountable for photos appearing less natural than they ought to, we exist in a realm of computational photography, which is an algorithm determining the crucial elements to emphasize while taking a photo.
While Apple can resolve some concerns with improved processors, premium lenses, and innovative algorithms, there is an essential factor that could render a future iPhone camera superior to professional cinema cameras: a tailored image sensor.
What is even more intriguing is that a patent submitted last month named “Image Sensor With Stacked Pixels Having High Dynamic Range and Low Noise” might already be underway, and unlike several of the company’s more contentious inventions, this one is genuinely anticipated to come to fruition.
