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As an Android guy and not an iPhone, or phone pic guy... What do the multiple lenses do then, if not this? Like,I presumed that was the point. Are they LITERA
by jrm4 2mo ago
As an Android guy and not an iPhone, or phone pic guy...
What do the multiple lenses do then, if not this? Like,I presumed that was the point.
Are they LITERALLY just decoration for me to make fun of?
- Aurornis 2mo agoDifferent optical zoom levels. Many phones already use information from both cameras, too. Android phones have multiple cameras too.
- ashtonshears 2mo agoNormal, wide, and zoomed
- tomasphan 2mo agoThis has to be bait right? They’re different lenses with different focal lengths. Same as on Android phones with more than one lens.
- jrm4 2mo agoRight, but to a complete casual like me, what you're saying and what the op is posting as a new thing, seem really similar. I point my phone at a thing and click. One or more lenses take picture(s), software magic happens to the pictures and they look good.
- tomasphan 1mo agoOn an iPhone the different lenses are selected by the user depending on the focal length they wish to have. The iPhone does not merge different lenses for higher resolution- which is how this app is different.
- rjh29 2mo agoSome older android phones like the Huawei P20 Pro had a combination of 40 MP main sensor and 8 MP monochrome sensor and combined them to produce a better image. But modern phones tend to have zoom, normal and wide-angle lenses which don't overlap in any meaningful sense. Your idea about combining two lenses to make a better quality image could also be done with a single lens, just taking more photos in a row. Almost all phones (iOS/Android) do this for you already.