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For a long time, Apple’s iPhone has been experiencing strange little light spots when taking photos or taking photos under strong light, which is commonly known as “flare”. According to the latest news, Apple may have found a solution.
Tipster Yeux1122 pointed out that Apple is testing a new camera lens coating for the iPhone 16 Pro series. It will use a technology called “Atomic Layer Deposition” (ALD), which will not only improve the shooting quality, but also effectively reduce glare. Condition. Foreign media “Macrumors” explained that atomic layer deposition is a very thin material that can fit on the surface of the lens, not only blocking strong light, but also not affecting the amount of light entering.
Apple’s iPhone 16 series is expected to be launched this fall. It is reported that the high-end Pro series will use “quadruple reflective lenses” to bring 5x optical zoom, and the screen sizes will also be changed to 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches. And add a dedicated “photography” button.
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