In the absence of major changes in the design of the terminal, it seems that one of the great novelties of the next iPhone 7 will be the dual camera, at least in the 5,5-inch model, the iPhone 7 Plus (or iPhone Pro as some postulate) . Two lenses instead of one to achieve effects in the photos that until now few can imagine. Yes, it seems obvious that it could be used to improve pictures taken in low light, or to achieve an optical zoom that improves the capture of objects at a distance, but some Apple patents give us clues of other functions that could be used to achieve spectacular effects. We show it to you on video.
One of the applications proposed for this dual camera based on a patent registered by Apple is to be able to make two recordings in one. The screen would be divided in two and we could be capturing a scene from a distance in one half of the screen while in the other we would be focusing on a smaller area, zooming. Moving the finger across the screen we could adjust where we focus the zooming camera, as shown in the video. Both captures would be merged into a single file offering us a mixture of images without the need for video editing, all from our own iPhone and without the need for computer skills or anything similar.
This would also open up many other possibilities. As they explain in the video, imagine being able to be recording a complete scene and in the other half of the screen Get a closer look at a baseball batter as he hits the ball using the Slow Motion feature on the new iPhones. And this would only be some examples of what could be done with these two cameras of the new iPhone 7 Plus. Surely Apple has prepared a very long video for its presentation showing many more functions.
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