What to expect from smartphone cameras in 2019

What to expect from smartphone cameras in 2019
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2018-12-29 18:00

A camera on a mid-range phone from 2018 can outperform a lot of top-end phone cameras from 2016, and even 2017. That’s thanks to major improvements in image processing, as well as the inclusion of better – and now, cheaper – dual-camera systems.

But as the race to develop better imaging quality continues, we’re also seeing several other trends emerging in the smartphone imaging space. Here’s what you can look forward to from phone cameras in the coming year. A look back at the year that was There were three major trends in smartphone cameras the current year: multiple lenses,…

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