Earlier, we reported that iPhone 7 Plus was expected to sport an exclusive camera technology known as a dual-camera module and now, we have the latest images for you showing what is going to be inside the chassis of the phablet sized smartphone.
iPhone 7 Plus Dual-Camera Module Shown In Images Here
As most of you know, there are natural advantages of choosing to purchase a phablet sized smartphone, with the obvious ones being getting to see more content thanks to its large screen and obviously, a larger battery capacity. However, according to the latest leaked images courtesy of Chinese micro-blogging website Weibo, we have now gained additional insight regarding Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus and what is going to be present inside its shell.
We have already reported that Apple always introduces something new in its smartphones; with iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, it was the company’s Force Touch tech and with iPhone 7 Plus, it is going to be the inclusion of the dual-camera sensor technology.
If you are wondering what happens when you incorporate a dual-camera module inside a smartphone, we have decided to provide you with a basic description along with a video posted below. When you are engaged engaged in capturing a video or a photo, users will be able to view the transition between both lenses seamlessly, tapping on a spot in the photo to zoom in with a second lens. Afterwards Apple’s cleverly designed system would work similarly to digital zoom does today. There will be one advantage to using this particular software; since users will be busy using a lens with a longer focal length instead of zooming in through software, it will result in no loss of detail when you zoom into the image.
Moreover, we also believe that iPhone 7 will come with 256GB of internal storage as its highest capacity model, along with a 3,100mAh battery, suggesting that iPhones coming in 2017 and 2018 will have even larger capacities. Furthermore, in an attempt to allay people’s fear that EMI waves are harmful for smartphone users, Apple will be incorporating an EMI shielding technology in iPhone 7.
Apple might also bring back the appealing factor back in its upcoming iPhones, so both iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are expected to feature an ‘edge to edge’ display; the display will basically melt over to the sides, similar to what Xiaomi has done with its Mi5. 2016 is definitely going to be an exciting year for Apple’s iPhones, so tell us what you thought about this latest leak in the comments below.
