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I can't see any major phone manufacturer doing that, although it sounds really cool. Too much room for error in both the manufacturing and user stages.
by jdhn 6y ago
I can't see any major phone manufacturer doing that, although it sounds really cool. Too much room for error in both the manufacturing and user stages.
- Balgair 6y agoAgreed. Positioning optical devices takes very tight mechanical control and a good optical feedback mechanism. I don't think they will be out on the consumer market any time soon. But then again, I thought the same about these tiny sensors and the digital lenses, so who knows.
- ghaff 6y agoThe problem I have with all the lens add-on stuff for phones is that you still have the tiny sensor and now you've complicated the camera that you just have with you all the time. When I want something more than a smartphone, I have an APS-C mirrorless camera that fits in my pocket (with a 40mm equiv. lens). And is pretty compact otherwise for mid zoom ranges.