The cameras come with improved portrait mode, low - light photography, and
video stabilisation compared to its predecessor, the company claims.
BlackBerry's never been known for its imaging prowess, and while the company did make some pretty solid changes to the camera app inside BB10, the overall experience, when
compared to Windows Phone, iOS or Android, was still lacking somewhat.Inside the Passport, however, things get decidedly different with the addition of a 13MP, 5 - element f2.0 sensor, complete with Optical Image
Stabilisation (yep, just like the iPhone 6 Plus, Galaxy Note 4, and LG G3), LED flash, and full HD
video recording capabilities at up to 60 fps.