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Apple continues to update iPhone lens specifications every year, and even uses the most flagship iPhone model of the year to shoot various short films or promotional videos. The most criticized problem so far is that the lens flare problem caused by recording has not been solved.
Now the latest news shows that Apple will solve the iPhone 16 Pro lens flare problem and use a new coating technology for the lens to prevent the iPhone from taking pictures or recording under strong light, and green spots or flare problems are easily visible in the shot. .
According to Korean tipster yeux1122, Apple has learned from Apple supply chain sources that Apple has introduced additional atomic layer deposition (ALD) coating equipment and is trying to test a new lens coating for iPhone cameras. It will be applied to iPhone 16 Pro or iPhone 16 as soon as possible. Pro Max model.
The picture shows whistleblower yeux1122 revealing that Apple will introduce atomic layer deposition ALD equipment for the iPhone to improve the iPhone lens flare problem.
At present, the iPhone lens is prone to flare. The main reason is that external strong light will be directly refracted, reflected and diffracted into the lens, which will easily cause flare between the camera module and the photosensitive element. In addition, existing mobile phone lenses Anti-reflective coatings may experience uneven coating, resulting in poor anti-reflective effects.
Atomic layer deposition is also a thin film process technology. If the news is true, Apple will plan to use ALD equipment to directly cover the special coating on the lens, which will effectively solve and improve the iPhone 16 Pro lens flare.
The news of yeux1122 can be considered to have a certain degree of reliability. It has disclosed the latest Apple supply chain details in detail in the past, which is relatively more reliable than other direct reports through uncertain channels.
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