The new iPhone 11 Pro with 3 cameras and a 120° field of view.

This time Apple has gone a step further in the development and launch of new iPhone models and does so by introducing a new model that has earned in its own right to be the first iPhone “PRO”.

In the fight for mobile manufacturers, Apple knows that a large part of consumers look at the quality of the images of the device, and therefore has incorporated a third lens to achieve a field of view four times larger than a camera. The trio of cameras consists of a 26mm wide-angle lens, a 52mm telephoto lens 40% brighter than previous models and the latest addition, the 13mm ultra wide-angle lens with 120º of view.

The iPhone has also joined the 4K recording with images, according to Apple, with high dynamic range and cinema stabilization. The 4K recording can be done at 60 frames per second and results in images with high realism and a quality never seen before in previous iPhones.

For photography, Apple features A13 Bionic technology to save darkness and give the user the option to take pictures in light-compromised locations without image noise. It also features zero shutter lag to avoid blurry or out-of-focus images.

As with photo editing, iOS 13 allows video editing from the phone itself.

It is not a professional solution but it will certainly be an option for amateur users who want to give an extra touch to their daily photos and videos, although more and more users are getting the most out of this type of camera.