While the feature has been appearing on Android devices for quite a while, Apple had waited to make the big jump. KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has released a new report indicating that Apple will reserve its dual-lens camera for the high-end model iPhone in 2017 as well.
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Not only did the iPhone feature a dual camera this year, but we also sw new color options and build details added to the pair.
Apple hasn’t talked at all about the lack of OIS in the telephoto lens on its dual camera module.
However, just like every year, the launch of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus saw its share of complaints as well. Users complained that in order to utilize the dual camera for the iPhone, they would have to purchase the larger, heftier model. Just to set the tone, these new iPhones will arrive with new advanced camera systems that snap pictures like never before, carry additional power and performance with the best battery life to date in an iPhone, immersive stereo speakers, wide color system from camera to display, a couple of new attractive finishes, and is also touted to be the first water and dust resistant iPhone in order to keep up with the Joneses. Apple took plenty of time at its most recent product showcase to trump up its new shooters, particularly with regard to the dual cameras it’s put in the iPhone 7 Plus.
Ming-Chi Kuo hasn’t said a thing about the other rumored upgrades, such as an all-glass design and front-facing parts incorporated in the screen, but it’s clearly too early to discuss about such changes. Elaborates Kuo. Furthermore, the dual camera will also see subtle upgrades introduced by Apple next year.
iPhone 6 comes with 1810 mAh battery and this smartphone is featured by lots of battery management apps that saves 50% of your battery life.
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“Note that for the dual-camera of iPhone 7 Plus, wide-angle CCM is equipped with optical image stabilization (OIS) VCM, while telephoto CCM only comes with general VCM”. Thoughts? Let us know what you think in the comments section below and stay tuned for the latest.
