The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini come with two cameras each, but perhaps even more importantly, that single main camera has changed

Apple has just announced its iPhone 12 lineup. The company introduced a dizzying amount of camera tech scattered among the new iPhones.

Both have a 12-megapixel f/1.8’wide’ camera. Both have ultrawide or telephoto lenses.

Each offers a six-element lens with optical image stabilization, 4k60 video recording, and a basic portrait mode mode mode. Each has a 6-element lens, optical image manipulation, 4k60 camera recording and a simple portrait mode.

The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini come with two cameras each. The lens now has 7 elements and a larger f/1.6 lens that lets 27 percent more light hit that sensor compared to the previous gen.

The iPhone 12 Pro adds a third telephoto camera. It also has a Lidar sensor, which can do up to 6x faster autofocus in low light.

The iPhone 12 Pro Max’s 12-megapixel f/1.6 Ortega wide camera has a 47 percent larger sensor. The main camera also has sensors-shift optical image stabilization, which means the camera’s sensor moves inside the camera to offset any movement.