iPhone Xs

The iPhone Xs has a dual camera system on its rear-facing cameras. At the top is a 12MP 26mm wide-angle lens (Leica format equivalent), and at the bottom a 12MP telephoto camera, which when combined, make possible some awesome depth-of-field effects. Between them is an improved True Tone flash. Both cameras offer image stabilization and a six optical elements lens. HDR (high-dynamic-range) lets you take a series of photos at once and merge them together automatically, bringing out highlights and shadows.
In the iPhone Xs range, this has been taken to the next level with Smart HDR. There’s no shutter lag when you tap the shutter; all the pictures are taken instantly and combined without a delay.

Portrait Mode performs on a whole new level, thanks to the Advanced depth segmentation in the new iPhone’s Portrait Mode, you can get even more control over your bokeh effects.
Depth Control lets you dynamically adjust the depth of field, and therefore the level of out-of-focus, before and even after you’ve taken the photograph to create portraits with a beautiful background blur. Portrait mode with Depth Control is also available on the TrueDepth camera for selfies.

iPhone Xs battery should last 30 minutes longer than iPhone X.

Specifications

• 5.8” screen, with 2.7 million pixels
• A12 Bionic processor, the first ever 7-nanometer chip in a smartphone
• Dual SIM, a first for the iPhone
• 60% greater dynamic range for colors
• Four-core GPU and six-core CPU
• 12MP dual rear cameras and 7MP front-facing camera
• Wireless charging
• 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio
• 3D Touch
• Available in space grey, silver and gold