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> Does the issue become individual corrections? > In other words, camera lenses are small so manufacturing defects are more noticeable. Therefore, each smartph
by csharptwdec19 6y ago
> Does the issue become individual corrections?
> In other words, camera lenses are small so manufacturing defects are more noticeable. Therefore, each smartphone requires a different correction.
Well, yes, and no, and yes. Small camera lenses are probably going to be more evident in certain defects. On the other hand, there are typically less elements in smaller camera lenses, which is nice as the less of those there are, the less the chance of other defects.
Taking a picture like mentioned above could absolutely create a 'per-camera/phone' correction profile. May not be able to correct every type of defect but I could see it being useful for some lenses. I know for Sony cameras, there have been a couple models where a large percentage of the copies produced have -one- soft corner.
- jacobush 6y agoSome of the smallest plastic lenses have geometries and optical properties which are impossible to make in glass or in larges plastic pieces. So smaller lenses don't have only disadvantages to them. (Even though I myself personally rather take a pound of glass any day over these things.)