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Apple recently released a set of photographs taken through the iPhone SE on its official website. These Chinese photographers used this 3,000 yuan mobile phone to take portrait and landscape photos in this very characteristic city in Chongqing. At the same time showed the shooting strength of iPhone SE.
Zhao Huapeng shot in iPhone SE portrait mode
He Jinjie used the portrait mode of the iPhone SE front camera to shoot
Ji Rui shot with iPhone SE
Zhao Huapeng shot with iPhone SE
Zhao Huapeng shot with iPhone SE
The iPhone SE has only a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens, equivalent to 28 mm, with an aperture of f/1.8, and supports OIS optical image stabilization. But with the support of the A13 chip, it not only improves the quality of the camera, but also has a series of flagship gameplay, such as portrait mode, 4K video, Slo-mo slow mirror, etc., and even its front lens is supported by the A13 Also supports portrait mode. Apple once again used the chip + algorithm to enhance the iPhone’s camera capabilities.
These photos taken with the iPhone SE have different shapes, both portraits and close-up scenes. Cover the daily photo range.
In addition, the iPhone SE rear camera supports 4K 60fps video shooting, and the extended dynamic range has also come to the iPhone SE, which can shoot 30 fps video shooting, which can present richer highlights and shadow details.
Apple published this set of photos to verify the strength of this single-lens phone, and it is not an exaggeration for netizens to call it “the strongest single camera”.
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