An upgraded 48 MP camera is coming with the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max

Photo Credit: Mint It seems that Apple is investing more heavily in high-res sensors. New reports state that the 48 MP camera on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which will be bigger and more powerful than the one on the iPhone 14 Pro Max, will make its debut. Sadly, the iPhone 15 Pro might not receive the same hardware. With the release of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max last year, Apple finally made the transition from a 12 MP to a 48 MP main camera. According to a recent report, Apple will apparently continue doing that this year by giving the iPhone 15 Pro models 48 MP cameras, with the iPhone 15 Pro Max getting an even larger sensor. Photo Credit: MacRumors The Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max will launch later this year with a new 48 MP sensor, claims leaker Ice Universe. The IMX903 sensor, which will replace the IMX803 sensor currently used by the iPhone 14 Pro duo, is anticipated to be a major improvement. In terms of size, for instance, the IMX903 is anticipated to be a 1/1.14-inch sensor as opposed to the IMX803's 1/1.28-inch sensor. Additionally, leakers highlight 14-bit DNG RAW capture at the hardware level. Also Read: This Is How You Use Your iPhone to Dial A foreign number Unfortunately, it seems like Apple is moving toward the time when the Pro Max model featured a superior main camera than the Pro one. All the information that is currently available points to the IMX903 being reserved for the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 15 Pro continuing to use the IMX803 of its predecessors.