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With the new keyboard attachment the front camera isn't even at the top of the iPad, it is on the left/right edges. That's a large oversight. As to video confe
by Someone1234 7y ago
With the new keyboard attachment the front camera isn't even at the top of the iPad, it is on the left/right edges. That's a large oversight.
As to video conferencing, it depends on what you're doing. If you're presenting a meeting and are being projected onto a conference room's TV/projector, the quality matters.
- endorphone 7y agoIt clearly isn't an oversight. When people hold their pad they predominately use it in portrait mode. When people use it with a keyboard, they want it in landscape mode. This is pretty universal. And, guessing, I would imagine people use this sans keyboard >95% of the time. So they gear it for that. Or should they put two cameras on it? I highly doubt Apple was oblivious to this, but there are always compromises. As to quality, the quality of this camera is equivalent or better than the overwhelming majority of webcams. Maybe people are doing xxx streams or something, but for a corporate meeting this is about three tiers above the average.
- frosted-flakes 7y agoPut it on the corner maybe?
- e_proxus 7y agoMy biggest pain point with the iPad camera has always been that it isn't aimed against your face: \ / :-( \ / \/ <=============>