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The front-facing camera delivers crisp and clear F1.8 aperture, 4K, UHD footage shot at 3840x2160p maximum with very good audio as well. The rear-facing unit is a 2K capable offering, but the ...

Thanks to its wide, F1.8 aperture and 4-in-1 pixel technology ... The biggest improvement I would like to see is camera performance. Despite having a 4k resolution, the ATOM underperformed ...

For video enthusiasts, the X200 Ultra is shaping up to be a powerhouse. It will support 4K video recording at 120 fps across all cameras and introduce seamless switching between lenses while filming.

Apple's rumored iPhone 18 Pro camera update has surfaced again, with the use of a variable aperture wide-angle lens expected to offer improved depth of field effects in photography.

The iPhone 18 Pro, launching most likely in September of 2026, will be the first Apple model to incorporate variable aperture on its main camera, according to a fresh new report from Ming-Chi Kuo ...

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Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro is set to include a key upgrade in its main camera: a variable aperture. This feature, though common in some Android phones, has yet to make its way to an iPhone.

The Camera Control button of the iPhone 18 might also let users set the aperture. While I’m speculating on how it would all work, seeing Apple improve the wide camera in such a manner makes sense.

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