Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Back Camera (Main Camera)
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The 12MP Wide Camera: A Massive Leap in Low-Light Performance

The iPhone 12 Pro Max takes mobile photography to an entirely new level with a highly specialized, exclusively upgraded 12-megapixel Wide camera. Boasting a 47 percent larger physical sensor and larger 1.7-micron pixels compared to the standard Pro model, it gathers dramatically more light—resulting in a stunning 87 percent improvement in low-light performance. Paired with a fast ƒ/1.6 aperture and the introduction of DSLR-style sensor-shift optical image stabilization, your night shots and action photography will be sharper, brighter, and more vibrant than ever before. Powered by the A14 Bionic chip, this main camera also seamlessly handles Apple ProRAW and captures cinematic 10-bit Dolby Vision HDR video directly from the lens.

A Supersized Sensor for Masterful Night Shots

Bigger sensors mean better photos. The iPhone 12 Pro Max Wide camera is equipped with a significantly larger sensor and larger pixels, allowing it to capture maximum light and detail. Whether you are shooting in a dimly lit room or capturing a city skyline at night, expect dramatic reductions in image noise and brilliantly exposed textures without the need for a flash.

Sensor-Shift Stabilization

Originally reserved for professional DSLR cameras, the iPhone 12 Pro Max introduced sensor-shift optical image stabilization to the smartphone. Instead of moving the heavy lens to counteract hand shake, it stabilizes the sensor itself. This allows you to capture flawlessly crisp photos and incredibly smooth, steady video even when you are in motion.

Pro-Level Editing and Cinematic Video

Unlock the best of both worlds with Apple ProRAW, which combines Apple’s advanced computational photography (like Deep Fusion and Smart HDR 3) with the deep editing flexibility of a raw format. For filmmakers, the Wide lens captures 4K video up to 60 fps and natively records in 10-bit HDR with Dolby Vision, delivering over 700 million colors straight to your camera roll.