They've finally cracked the code, just add more cameras!That sounds amazing, these phones keep getting better and better.
Seems they use the same camera style like on the Note 10 this time.
Yep, the latest iPhones give me goosebumps when looking at the back, same with that Nokia with 5 cameras.
Well only problem would be Android and security. But yeah that is true.S7 Edge still holding down the fort over here
Why the heck do people upgrade their phones so much? Mine calls, texts, plays music, and has GPS. What else I need?
Yeah. Which is definitely better than the off entered punch-hole on the S10, but I prefer the OP7T style teardrop notch best. I don't need a millimeter of space above the camera.Seems they use the same camera style like on the Note 10 this time.
I wonder why Samsung is going back to the punch hole. The S10 camera design seems to be off putting a lot of customers.Yeah. Which is definitely better than the off entered punch-hole on the S10, but I prefer the OP7T style teardrop notch best. I don't need a millimeter of space above the camera.
I'm confused as well, but I guess to be unique. I was really hoping they would have the under screen camera cracked by now.I wonder why Samsung is going back to the punch hole. The S10 camera design seems to be off putting a lot of customers.
Tear drop design looks really slick I agree.
Yeah probably. I think Huawei has the under screen camera? Or was that the finger print sensor?I'm confused as well, but I guess to be unique. I was really hoping they would have the under screen camera cracked by now.
imagine how good phone battery life would be if we didnt keep making them razer thin
I think its for the fingerprint sensor. My OnePlus 7 Pro has that too.Yeah probably. I think Huawei has the under screen camera? Or was that the finger print sensor?
the low light stuff is basically a combination of long exposure, clever stabilization and computational photography. Even the iPhone 11 pro can only use 2 of the 3 lenses for this. 5 lenses is really crazy. Like a bit bar who likes to switch lenses in a DSLR will carry 3 lenses for it usually - after that you're carrying multiple cameras like a wedding photographer. I will be really curious to see how they justify 5 lenses, the key will be the lowest and highest focal lengths across the 5, because I am hard pressed to think of what the fuck they are doing beyond ultra wide, wide, and telephotoMeh, as long as it doesn't cost more. The 3 lenses is nice because you can get passable point and shoot in dim lighting and 3 different focal lengths. I guess 5 lenses for even better low light?
Oh yeah. I think Huawei started this with the P30 Pro too. I have the Note 10 Plus.I think its for the fingerprint sensor. My OnePlus 7 Pro has that too.
Meh, as long as you get a full day of heavy use, I don't need longer. That's where iPhone and a lot of these flagship Android phones are at so I'm happy.imagine how good phone battery life would be if we didnt keep making them razer thin
Dude why why
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the miracle of childbirthI should be intensely disturbed by this, yet I'm more curious what the fuck is going on.
This would actually get me to upgrade eventually- the S10+ is just too weirdly positioned for me.
the low light stuff is basically a combination of long exposure, clever stabilization and computational photography. Even the iPhone 11 pro can only use 2 of the 3 lenses for this. 5 lenses is really crazy. Like a bit bar who likes to switch lenses in a DSLR will carry 3 lenses for it usually - after that you're carrying multiple cameras like a wedding photographer. I will be really curious to see how they justify 5 lenses, the key will be the lowest and highest focal lengths across the 5, because I am hard pressed to think of what the fuck they are doing beyond ultra wide, wide, and telephoto
I mean the iPhone has max 4 if you include front camera + Face ID sensors (2x IR camera) so maybe it's counted that way or something. Maybe they have a stereo selfie camera
uh... maybe? Like if it can somehow stitch together multiple focal lengths and fix the parallax then I guess so but this seems like a crazy way to go vs just having a bigger lens, which I recognize is tough on a phone but seriously, astrophotography on a phone is crazy. Need that big glass...Low light is all about capturing light. I did a bit of astrophotography a couple of times in west Texas by getting a few dozen 30 second exposures at f/1.4 and then stacked/aligned them in photoshop because ya know the earth is rotating, and the end result is a colorful milky way disk. It's dark enough out there that with naked eyes adjusted to the dark you can see where the disk is.
So with 5 cheap ass lenses you can shotgun your way to an okay night shot, similar to astrophotography.
uh... maybe? Like if it can somehow stitch together multiple focal lengths and fix the parallax then I guess so but this seems like a crazy way to go vs just having a bigger lens, which I recognize is tough on a phone but seriously, astrophotography on a phone is crazy. Need that big glass...
I get what you are saying but I've done a lot of this, the computational stuff is fascinating but these shots are probably not landing on reddit anytime soon.Lens size is a real issue. I need a motor on my tripod just to compensate as you have no doubt used