The iPhone 14 should bring big changes to the selfie camera. While it was previously rumored that the Mini model will be discontinued in 2022, Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the iPhone 14 will incorporate a new selfie camera with autofocus and brighter lenses.
- iPhone 14 may feature autofocus selfie camera and brighter lenses
- Only the iPhone 14 Pro can benefit from a new 48 MP main camera
- Under-display camera rumored to come to iPhone in 2024
The iPhone 14 may have a better selfie camera
Ming-Chi Kuo is one of the most trusted analysts on Apple products and their new features. According to its latest information, the entire iPhone 14 series will feature a new selfie camera with autofocus and a brighter lens thanks to the f/1.9 aperture. If that happens, it would be a huge improvement over the FaceTime camera, as the current iPhone 13 and earlier models have cameras with fixed-focus lenses and f/2.2 apertures.
A smaller aperture means a larger lens, so more light can be captured, resulting in better photo and video quality. Also, the use of autofocus presupposes a larger sensor, which limits depth of field and makes the use of prime lenses impossible.
Affiliate link
While no resolution details were mentioned for the new selfie camera, we may see some changes to the main camera on the next iPhone. The iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max are rumored to feature a new 48 MP primary sensor.
The iPhone 14 can be launched in four sizes, with the iPhone 14 Max replacing the Mini model. / © Weibo
iPhone 16 may feature Face ID and under-display camera
In another tweet, the analyst also expects major changes to the iPhone’s design in 2024. Although the iPhone 14 is expected to feature a dual punch hole, Face ID and the selfie camera will likely go under the iPhone’s screen. “iPhone 16. According to Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple has also abandoned plans to put Touch ID under the display of future devices.
Affiliate link
Given that we’ve seen Xiaomi equip its current smartphones with this technology, such as the Mi Mix 4, in-display sensors and cameras may already be common in Android smartphones. Samsung has also done the Galaxy Z Fold 3 just like Nubia’s Redmagic 7 Pro.
Between Face ID and Touch ID, which biometric technology do you prefer? Let us know in the comments!
