You'll find similar light-gathering improvements all around. The main camera on the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini also feature sensor-shift stabilization, and the sensor can capture 47 percent more light than last year, meaning your low-light photos should be brighter and show less visible noise.
It's only available on the primary camera. If you need a refresher, sensor-shift keeps the camera sensor steady instead of the lens, which purportedly helps reduce micro-movements made by your hands, thereby producing sharper low-light photos. This parity also includes the sensor-shift stabilization technology Apple introduced last year. The iPhone 13 Pro Max and 13 Pro share the same camera suite, which includes a main 12-megapixel camera, an ultrawide, and a 3x telephoto zoom. Now the Pros are mostly on the same page. Last year's iPhone 12 Pro Max had several extra perks over the standard Pro model.
